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

Page [unnumbered]

The Alphabetical DICTIONARY.

A

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.

Page [unnumbered]

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.]

...

Page [unnumbered]

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.

Page [unnumbered]

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.)

...

Page [unnumbered]

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.

Page [unnumbered]

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.]

Page [unnumbered]

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.]

Page [unnumbered]

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.

B

BAbble,: [a. Loquacity.] Man IV. 5. D.
Babe,: [adj. Infancy (per∣son.] Me. VI. 1.
Baby,: [Factitious Man. (dim.]
Bable,: [adj. Vanity. T. IV. 5. (thing]
Baboon,: Be. III. 1.
Bachelor,: [adj. Coelibat. RO. II. 1. (person]
—of Arts, [having the first A∣cademical degree.]
—s Button, [Campion.] HS. V. 2.
Back.: Noun.
...—of Body.
[Hinder part] Sp. III. 8. O.
—of Animal. PG. IV. 3.
Adverb.
[Un] Adv. IV. 3.
[Re] Adv. IV. 3. O.
...—to the same
...Place
...Person
...Condition
again
Preposition.
[From] Prep. III. 2.
...[to—one.
[a. Accessory] TM. IV. 4. O.
[Incourage] RO. VI. 2.
[a. Adjuvant] T. II. 5.
give— [Retire] RM. II. 2. D.
...Keep—
Abstein] TA. V. 6. O.
Detein]
...Keep one—
Abstein] Abstein] TA. V. 6. O.
Detein]
[a. Cohibit] T. II. 2. O.
[a. Hinder] T. II. 5. O.
...—door.
[adj. hinder-part door]
[door of the hinder part of the house.]
—friend, [Conceal'd Enemy.]
Backbite.: RJ. IV. 7. A.
Back-slide,: [a. Apostate.] RE. III. 6. O.
Backward.: [adj. Backwardness]
toward- the hinder part]
to— the hinder part]
Backwardness.: [Aversation] AS. V. 5. O.
[Nolleity] AS. IV. 1. O. (dim.)
Bacon,: [Condited Hogs-flesh.]
Bad,: [Evil.] T. III. 2. O.
Badge,: [Sign] T. VI. 5.
Badger.: Beast, Be. V. 2. A.
[Merchant] (corr.) of Corn]
Bag,: Pr. V. 1.
cloak— [behind-riding bag.]
—pipe, Musical (Instr.) of Pipes and Bag.]
Baggage,: [Carried (things) adj. a. hinder (apt]
[utensils of the Army.] RM. V. A.
Bay.: —tree, Tr. III. 5.
Rose— [Oleander] Sh. VI. 1. A.
Wild— Sh. III. 9.
—colour, [Chesnut colour.]
brown— [black. Q. II. 1. O. (dim) adj. Chesnut co∣lour.]
—in Water, [Transverse bank.]
—of Sea. W. IV. 4.
—of Building. Po. III. A.
—windows, [Prominent win∣dows.]
to—at [against-a. Dog (voice]
Bail.: RJ. II. 2.
Baily,
Bailiff.: Magistrate [adj. Town (offi∣cer.]
Serjeant [adj.
Citation (Officer.]
Arresting (Officer.]
Servant. [adj. Agriculture (Officer.]
Bain,: [Bath.] Po. II. 5. A.
Bait,: [Sustenance.] Pr. I. sp. adj. Hunting.]
...to—
[Refresh] TA. V. 8. sp. with Sustenance in journey.]
[Allure] RO. V. 5 sp. with Sustenance.
as Hook or Trap, [make adj. allure (apt.]
[Provoke] RM. I. 2.
Bake.: Pr. III. 5. A.
—er, [Baking
(Officer.]
(Mechanic.]
Balad,: [Plebeian Song.]
Balance,: [adj. librating O. I. 2. (jug.]
...to—
[Librating] O. I. 2.
[Equal the weight]
[a. Equal (make)
Even Accounts. TA. IV. 2. A.
Balast,: [Weight, un- adj. a. roll (apt]
Balcony,: [Prominent doored win∣dow.]
Bald.: [Un-hair'd]
[not-ornate]
[not-congruous]
Bale.: [Heap. together-bound.]
[Aggregate together-bound.]
Balk.: —of Earth, [Area not ploughed.]
...to—
[Omit] TA. III. 8. A.
[Discourage] RO. VI. 2. A.
Ball.: [Balling. Mo. V. 4. A. (Instr.]
[Sphere] Mag. III. 5. sp. (dim.]
[Convention for dancing]
Balloting,: [a. Suffrage (sign) with Balls.]
Balm.: Herb. HF. VII. 2.
Assyrian— HF. VII. 3.
Iuice. PP. I. 7. A.
Balsam.: Plant.
Male— HS VII. 5.
True— SH. III. 1.
Juice. PP. I. 7. A.
Balsamum. Peruvianum. Tr. VIII. 9. A.
Ban.: [Curse] AS. I. 3. O.
—role, [Flag.] Mag. IV. 7. A.
Band.: [adj. a. Binde (thing)
[Obligation] RC. VI.
[writing Obligatory] RC. VI. 5.
[Company] RM. IV. 3.
Bandy,: [Cast alternly.]
sp. various waies]
Bandito.: Proscribed (person.]
Military robbing (person.]
Bandog,: [Dog tied for Guard.]
Bane.: [Destruction] AS. I. 4. O.
ratts— [Arsenic] St, VI. 4. A.
Banes.: [Promulgation of fut. Marri∣age]
Bang,: [Strike.] Mo. VI. 4.
Banish▪: [a Exile.] RJ. VI. 5.
Bank.: [Oblong, more-high (part]
[Ridge] Mag. V. 7.
[Shore] W. IV. 6.
[Shelf] W. III. 5. A.
[Series] TM. III. 7.
—of Mony, [Mony (Aggr.) sp. to be lett (segreg.)]
Banker,: [adj demising
(person
(Merchant
of Mo∣ney.]
Banket.: Pr. II. 1. A.
Bankrout,: [adj. failing (person]
[Debtor
Declared
sentenced
not-so∣lutive]
Banner.: [adj.
Ensign. RM. III. 2.
Cornet. RM. III. 2. A.
(thing]
Banquet.: Pr. II. 1. A.
Banstickle.: Fi. IX. 13. A.
Baptism.: RE. VI. 5.
Bar.: [Bolt] Po. IV. 5.
—of, &c.
Cylinder, Mag. III. 6. of &c.
Prism. Mag. III. 6. A. of &c.
...

Page [unnumbered]

Barb.: [Back-diverging Cuspis]

to— the Hair.
[a. Figure (Perf.) by cut∣ting.]
sp. the Beard.]
Barbarism: Man. IV. O.
Barbarous.: [adj. Barbarism] Man. IV. O.

[adj. Rusticity] Man. IV. 9. D.

[adj. Fierceness] NP. IV. 4. O.

[adj. Cruelty] Man. I. 5. O.
Barber,: [Hair cutting (Mechanic.]
Barbery.: Sh. I. 4. A.
Barbil.: Fi. IX. 8.
Bard,: [Old (manner) Poet.]
Bare.: [not-clothed]

[Lean] NP. V. ••. O.

[Scarce] TM. I. 2. D.
...to—

[un-clothe]
Bargain.: Contract.] RC. V.

Thing dealt for, RC. V. 8.
Barge.: RN. I. 2.
Bark.: [Rinde] PP. I. 5.

[Ship] RN. I. 2. A.
...to—

Peel [un-rinde.]

Yelp, as
Dog.
Fox.
to
a. Dog (voice]
to a. Fox (voice]
Barly.: HL. II. 3.
wild— HL. III. 4. A.
Barm.: [adj. a. ferment (thing) of Beer.
Barn,: [House for Straw.]
Barnacle.: Fish. Ex. VIII. 9.

Instrument [Nose Compres∣sing (instr.]
Baron.: [Noble (person.]

sp. of the fifth degree down∣ward]
—of Exchequer, [Judge of Court for King's Revenue.]
Baronet,: [Gentleman of the first Degree.]
Barrel.: Vessel, Pr. V. 3.

Measure. Me. II. 4.
Barrenness.: NP. VI. 3. O.
Barren-wort.: HS. VI. 7.
Barreter,: [Contentious (person) adj. a. Suit. RJ. II. A. (apt]
Barricado,: [Transvers shutting (sepiment]
Barriers,: [Sepimented end of Race (place]
Barrister,: [Pleading Lawyer.]
Barrow,: [un-testicled Hog]

Jugament. Po. V. 3. A.
Barter,: [Exchange.] RC. V. A.
Base.: Subst.

—of Column, [Bottom.] Sp. III. 7. O.

—in Song, [Grave] Q. III. 1. D.

Adj.

[Low] TM. II. 4. O.

[Ignoble]
[Rabble] RC. I. 7.
[Villain] RC. I. 8.

[Spurious▪] T. III. 4. O.

[Vitious] Man. I. O.
[Pusillanimous] Man. III. 8. D.
[Sordid] Man. III. 4. D.
Bashfull.: adj.
Shame (habit)] AS. VI. 2. A.
Abjectness] Man. III. 9. E.
Basil.: HF. VII. 5.
Stone— HF. VII. 5. A.
Cow— HS. V. 6.
Basilisk.: [Serpent killing by seeing]

[Great Ordnance]
Basket.: Pr. V. 2. A.
Bason,: [Dish. Pr. V. 4. deep.]
Bass.: [Bed. Po. VI. 7. A. of rushes.]
Bastard.: [Spurious] T. III. 4. O.

[begot of Parents not toge∣ther-married.]
Baste,: a.
[Whip] RJ. VI. 2.
[Cudgel] RJ. VI. 2. A.
Moisten. Pr. III. 7.
Baston.: Staff.] PP. I. 4.

Club.] RM. V. 2.
Bastonade,: [Cudgelling.] RJ. VI. 2. A.
Bat.: [Club] RM. V. 2.

Bird flying-Mouse (kind.)

—fowling, [Hunting Birds by Night.]
Batch,: [Bread. (Aggreg.]
sp. in one (time) baking.]
Bath: Po. II. 5. A.
—ing, [Soking▪] O. III. 5. O.
Battaglia,: [ordered Army.]
Battel.: Part of Army.

Action. RM. I. 8. A.

...—ax.

[Cutting
Club]
Hammer]
Batter,: [Bruise by
Striking.]
Knocking.]
a—y, [Assault with Cannon.]
Battle,: [adj. Fat••.] NP. V. 5.
to— [Score for Diet (segreg.]
Battle-door,: [Lamin (Instr.) for striking.]
Battlements.: Figure. Mag. IV. 9. A.

[Margin (sepiment) of the Roof.]
Bavin▪: [together bound (aggreg) of Twigs.]
Bawd,: [adj. Fornication (Mer∣chant.]
Bawdy,: [adj. Unchast.] Man. II. 7. O.
Bawl,: [Exclaim.] AC. III. 3. O.
Bdellium.: Tr. VIII. 7.
Beach.: Sh. IV. 2. A.
Beacon,: [adj. Fire (sign) of p. invaded.]
Bead.: [Sphere (dim) perforated.]

[Cube (dim) perforated.]

...—s-man.

[for praying (person]

[adj. p. Almes (person]
Bede-tree.: Tr. III. 9. A.
Beadle.: [Before-walking (Officer]

[adj. a. Citation (Officer]

[Arresting RJ. II. 1. A. (Offi∣cer.]

[Whipping (Officer]
Beagle.: [Dog (dim) hunting Beasts by smell.]
Beak.: —of a Bird. PP. V. 4.

...—of a Ship.
Beaker,: [Cylinder (manner) Cup.]
Beam.: —of an house. Po. III. 5. A.

—of a Cart. [Pole] Pr. V. 5. A.

—of Balance, [Transverse (part, of B.]

Weavers— Transverse line of Wood.]

—of the Sun, [Line of Light.]

Meteor. El. I. 4.
Beam-tree.: White— Sh. II. 3. A.
Bean.: HS. III. 3.
French— HS. II. 1.
Ginny— HS. II. 1.
Kidney— HS. II. 1.
—of the Ancients. HS. II. 2.
binding—tree. Sh. IV. 6.
—trefoile. Sh. II. 7. A.
Bear.: v. Be. IV. 1. A.
...—s foot.
Sea— Ex. VI. 2.
—s breech [brank ursin] HS. VIII. 8.
—s-ear. HS. VIII. 2.
—Sanicle. HS. VIII. 3.; v.
Support. Mo. VI. 1. A.
[Carry] Mo. VI. 1.
[Parturition] AC. I. 3.
Suffer.
[a Passion] T. I. 7. O.
[a. Patience] Man. I. 8.
...—down.
[Fall (make)]
[Compel to grant]
...—off.
[adj. a. distant (endeavour]
[Suffer (endeavour]
...
Bear.: v. Be. IV. 1. A.
...—s foot.
Sea— Ex. VI. 2.
—s breech [brank ursin] HS. VIII. 8.
—s-ear. HS. VIII. 2.
—Sanicle. HS. VIII. 3.; v.
Support. Mo. VI. 1. A.
[Carry] Mo. VI. 1.
[Parturition] AC. I. 3.
Suffer.
[a Passion] T. I. 7. O.
[a. Patience] Man. I. 8.
...—down.
[Fall (make)]
[Compel to grant]
...—off.
[adj. a. distant (endeavour]
[Suffer (endeavour]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Beard.: —of Animal. PP. VI. 4.

—of Corn. PP. II. 3. A.
Bearded Creeper.: HF. III. 5.
Beast: Be.
Beastly,: [adj. Beast. (Metaph.]
Beat.: [Knock] Mo. VI. 4. A.

[Strike] Mo. VI. 4.

[Overcome]

...—back.
[back-
Drive.
Put.
by
Striking.]
Fighting.]

—the Price. RC. VI. 1. A.
Beatitude.: [Happiness] Ha. I. 1.
sp. Blessing] AS. I. 3.
Beaver.: (Castor] Be. IV. 8.
Beauty.: NP. V. 6.
Becalm,: [Quiet.] TA. V. 9.
Because.: Conj. III. 2. O.
Beccafigo.: Bi. V. 6.
Beckon: [v. Head (sign]
Becometh.: Transc. (Inceptive)

is done [is, adj. p. Action.]

is made.
[is, adj. p. Efficient]
[is Effect] T. II. O.
[is Event] TA. V.
[is decent] T. V. 2.
Bed.: Houshold-stuff. Po. V. 7. A.

—sted. Po. V. 7.

—rid, [not-adj. rise (pot) out of—]

—of Earth, [Superficies.] Mag. I. 3.

Ladies Bedstraw. HL. IX. 6. A.
Bedaub,: [a. Defilement.] TM. V. 6. O.
Bedding,: [adj. Bed. (things]
Bedewed,: [adj. p. Dew. (make]
Bedlam,: [Prison of mad (per∣sons.]
Bee.: Ex. IV. 1.
humble. Ex. IV. 1. A.
—like fly. Ex. IV. 3.
—eater. Bi. III. 9.
—flower. [orchis] HL. IV. 8.
...to—
[v. Being] T. I. 1.
Copula.
Beech.: Tr. IV. 4. A.
Beef,: [Beev's flesh.]
Beeing.: T. I. 1.
as— [as] Adv. I. 3.
Beer.: [Drink] Pr. I. 7. A.

[adj. Carrying (jug.) for dead bodies.]
Beestings.: [Milk of adv. new adj. preter. parturition.]
Beet.: HF. I. 10.
Beetle.: [Insect] Ex. V.

Common— Ex. V. 4.

Dung— Ex. V. 4. A.

Knobbed horned— Ex. V. 3. A.
Instrument [wooden Mallet (augm.]
Befal: [v. Event.] TA▪ V.
Befool,: [a. Fool. (make]
Before.: —in place. Prep. V. 3.

—in comparison, [more then.]

—in time, [adv, Preceding]
Sp. I. 2. E.

...—hand.

[Ha∣ving
Gained] TA. V. 2.
Prepared] TA. III. 2.
Prevented] TA. III. 9.
Beg.: [a. Begger] RC. I. 8. A.

[Entreat. RO. V. 3. (augm.]

—ger. RC. I. 8. A.
Beget.: [a. Generation] AC. I. 1.

[a. Efficient] T. II. 1.
Begin.: TA. III. 3.
Transc. (Incep.)
Beginning.: Sp. III. 3. D.
Beguile,: [a. Fraud.] RJ. IV. 4.
Behave.: [a. Conversation] Man. A.

[a. Demeanour] AC. V.

[a. Gesture] AC. VI.
Behead.: RJ. V. 1.
Behind.: Prep. V. 3. O.
[Hinder part] Sp. III. 8. O.
...left—
[Staying] TA. VI. O.
[Remaining]
[Residue] TM. VI. 7. O.
—in Arrears, [Debtor.] TA. IV. 7. O.
[Inferior] TM. I. 5. D.
—hand, [having
Lost] TA. V. 2. O.
not-prepared.]
been Prevented.]
Behold.: [a.
Eye]
See]
Observe]
Beholding.: [Beneficiary] RO. III. 8. D.

[Owing thanks]
Beh••ve.: [v. Expedient] T. V. 6.

it—ed, &c.

[&c ought] Mood II. 2.

—full, [Expedient.] T. V. 6.
Bel,: [adj. Ringing. Q. III. 2. (Instr.]
—fry, [adj. Convention (place) for adj. a. Ringing (persons.]
—flower. HF. VII. 9. A.
Belching.: Mo. IV. 2.
Beldame,: [Old (corr.) man. (foem.]
Beleaguer,: [Besiege] RM. I. 4.
Bely,: [a. Calumny.] RJ, IV. 7.
Believe.: AS. II. 4.
Easiness to— [Credulity.] Ha. III. 2. E.
Belly.: PG. IV. 6.
—Worm. Ex. I. 1. A.
Bellis,: [Daisie] HF. II. 3. A.
Bellow,: [a. Bull (voice]
Bellows,: [adj. a. Wind (Instr.]
Belluine,: [adj. Beast (Metaph.]
Belong,: [v. Pertinent.] TM. IV. 5.
Beloved,: [adj. p. Love.] AS. V. 2.
Below.: [Beneath] Prep. V. 2. O.

[Inferior] TM. I. 5. D.
Belt,: [to-binding (Armament) Sword]
Bemoning.: with sorrow (sign]

for sorrow (sign]

sp. With Voice.]
Bench.: [long fixed Seat]

[adj. Judg. (place)] RJ. I. 1.

[Assessors, (aggr.] RJ. I. 1. A.
Bencher,: [Assessor in College of Relation Judicial (per∣son.]
Bend.: O. I. 7. A.
[adj. a. Crooked] Mag. III. 1. O.
[Shrink] AC. VI. 3.
[be crumpled] AC. VI. 3. A.
[p. Oblique] Mag. II. 8.
—ones fist, [together-fold.] O. V. 5.
Beneath.: [Inferior] TM. I. 5. D.

[Below] Prep. V. 2. O.
Benediction,: [Blessing.] AS. I. 3.
Benefactor.: RO. III. 8.
Benefice,: [Presbyter's (place]
Beneficence.: Vertue, [Goodness] Man. I. 4.

Action, [a. Benefactor.]
Beneficial,: [a. Benefactor.]
Beneficiary.: RO. III. 8. O.
Benefit,: [adj. a. Benefactor (thing]
Benevolence,: [Favour] AS. V. 9.
Benjamin.: Tr. VIII. 5. A.
Benighted.
Benignity.: [Favour] AS. V. 9.

[Courtesie] Man. IV. 7.

[Gratiousness] Man. VI. 1.
Bent.: [adj p. bend.]
[adj. pret. purposing] AS. IV. 3.
—of Grass, [Ear] PP. II. 4. A.
Benum,: [a. Stupor.] NP. II. 1. O.
Bequ••ath.: RC. V. 2.
Beray,: [a. Defile.] TM. V. 6. O.
Berbery.: Sh. III. 4.
Bereave,: [a. Privative.] T. III. 3. O.
Berry.: PP. III. 2. A.

Page [unnumbered]

Beseech.: [Entreat. RO. V. 3. humbly.]
Beseeging.: RM. I. 4.
Beseem,: [adj. Decency.]
Beset.: [About-gard]

[Besiege] RM. I. 4.
Beshrew.: [a. remorse.]

[a. Velleity
Miscarrying.]
Event (corr.]
Beside.: [Near] Prep. IV. 3. O.

[not
to
at
&c.

...—the mark,
Erring from]
Wandring from]
—himself, [Mad.]

[Also] Conj. IV. 2.

Redundant.
Besmear,: [Defile.] TM. V. 6. O.
Besom,: [adj. sweeping (instr.]
Besot.: [a. Dotage. NP. II. 2. O. (make]

[sp. with
Love, (Excess]
Drunkenness.]
Bespawl.: [Defile with upon-spitting.]
Bespeak.: RC. VI. 1.
Besprinkle,: [Wet (make) with Drops.]
Bespue.: [Defile with upon-spuing]
Best,: [most-good.] T. III. 2.
—part. TM. VI. 1.
doe ones— [most-endeavour.] TA. III. 4.
Bestiality.: RJ. III. 6.
Bestir.: [Move (aug.] Mo.

[Endeavour] TA. III. 4.

[Diligence] Ha. IV. 5.
Bestow.: [Give] TA. IV. 4.

[Disburse] TA. IV. 5.

[Spend]
Bet.: RC. VI. 8. A.
Betake.: [to-Ition] TA. VI.
sp. for Safety.]
Bethink.: Cogitation, AS. II. 1.

[Consider] AS. III. 2.
Betide,: [v. Event.] TA. V.
Betime.: [adv. Soon] Sp. I. 4.

[adv. Morn] Me. V. 7.
Betoken,: [before-sign] T. VI. 5.
Betony.: AF. VII. 15.
Betraying.: Evil.
[a. Treachery] Man. V. 2. D.
[a. Perfidiousness] Man. V. 6. O.
[a. Treason] RJ. III. 2.

Indiff.
[Shewing] TA. I. 8.
[Manifesting] TA. I. 9.
Betrothed,]: RO. II. 3.
Better,: [more-good.] TM. I. 6. E.
[Victory.] RM. II. 1.
[Superiority] TM. I. 5. E.
Ones—s. RO. III.
Between.: Prep. VI. 3.
...—themselves.
[Privately] adv. TM. V. 4.
...—Both.
[Middle.] SP. III. 3.
[Indifferent.]
Bever.: [Refection] Pr. I. 1. A.

Beast, [Castor]

Hat, [Head (vest) of Fur of Bever.]

Armour, [For-head (Armor]
Beverage.: Pr. II. 6. A.
Bevy.: [Aggreg.]
Bewail.: [for-grief (sign]
sp. with Exclaiming.]
Beware.: [adj. a Heedfulness] Ha. IV. 2.

[a. Aversation] AS. V. 4. O.
Bewitch.: RJ. III. 1.
Bewray.: [Shew] TA. I. 8.

[Manifest] TA. I. 9.
Beyond.: Prep. VI 2. O.
[Superior] TM. I. 5. E.
Bezoar.: [Contra-poison]
sp. Stone of the Persian Goat.]
By.: the—[Digression] D. V. 9. A. Adjective.

[adj. Digression] D. V. 9. A.

[adj. Accessory.] TM. IV. 9. O.
—word, [accessary (thing) of common discourse]
sp. with contempt.]

[not. adj.
Principal.]
Pertinent.]
Public.]
Ordinary.]

Preposition.

Efficient. Pre. I. 2.

Instrument. Pre. I. 1. A.

End.

—reason of. Pre. I. 2. A.

Local

Temporal

[before]
...—God.

[at]
come— [obtein] TA. V. 1.

[in]
...—day.

[through]

[beside]

[Adverb]

Local [nigh.]

Temporal [nigh.]

...—and—
Nearly after.]
adv. future (dim.]

Manner.

— the by Adverb [by the by (1) [Digression]

— great Adverb [by g. (1.) [Ag∣gregate.]

— retail Adverb [by r. (1) [Se∣gregate.]

— it self Adverb [by it s. (1) [So∣litary.]
Segregation.

— course [c (Segr.]

— the day [d (Segr.]

— degrees [d (Segr.]

— turns [•• (Segr.]
Day — day [d. (Segr.]
House — house [h. (Segr.]
Year — year [y. (Segr.]
Bib.: a— [Child's breast (vest]

to— [Drink, AC. II. 2. A. (freq.]
Bible,: [Book of Scripture.]
Bicker.: [a. Fight, RM▪ I. 7. (dim.]

[a. Contention. Man. IV. 3. D.
Bid.: [Command] RO. V. 1.

Invite [Intreat to come.]

—Banes publish b. fut.]

—Festival publish f. fut.]

—Battel [Offer b.]

—Defiance [Offer d.]

—Money [Offer m.]

—Prayer, [Exhort to together-pray.]

—Price. RC. VI. 2.
Biennial.: During 2 years]

Returning 2 years]
Big.: [Great] TM. I. 1. E.

—with Child, [adj. p. Great through having been im∣pregnated.]

...to look—

[to look
angrily.] AS. V. 8.
proudly.] Man. V. 2. O.
Bigamy,: [Having together-two Marrieds.]
Biggin,: [adj. Linnen Head (vest.]
Bilberry.: Sh. II. 2.
Bile.: S. III. 3. A.
Bill.: —of Bird, [Beak.] PP. V. 4
Hook, [Cutting-hook.]
Scroll, [Lamin of Paper.]
[Catalogue] TM. III. 7. A.
[Accusation, &c.] RJ. II. 3.
[Obligation.] RC. VI. 5.
—of Exchange, [Bill for Exch.] RC. V. A.
Billet.: —of Paper, [adj. Paper (La∣min.]
Appointment for Lodging]

—of Wood, [Stick (aug.) sp. for Fuel.]
Billow,: [Wave.] W. IV. 1. E.
Bin.: [Box, Pr. V. 2.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Binde.: [Ty] O. II. 1.

[a. Bonds] RJ. VI. 4. A.

make Costive [a. binding] Mo. IV. O,

[Oblige] v. RC. VI.
—by Script. RC. VI. 5.

—a Book, [a. Mechanic—]
Bindweed.: HS. VII. 6.
Sea— HL. VI. 13. A.
black— HF. I. 3. A.
prickly— HS. IX. 7.
Biographer,: [a. History (person) of Lives.]
Bipartite,: [divided into two parts.]
Birch.: Tr. VI. 7.
Bird.: Bi.
—lime, [Viscous (thing) for taking Birds.]
—'s-Cherry. Sh. II. 8.
—'s-Ey. HS. VIII. 2. A.
—'s-Foot. HS. III. 9.
—'s-nest. HL. V. 7.
HF. V. 6. A.
Birt,: [Turbut.] Fi. V. 2.
Birth.: Extraction, [p. Progenitor.] RO. I. 1.

Nativity, [p. Parturition.] AC. I. 3.

Bearing, [a. Parturition.]

that is born, [adj. p. Parturiti∣on.] AC. I. 3.
after— [Secundine] PP. VI. 7. A.

—wort. AS. VIII. 5.
Bishop.: RE. II. 4. A.
—'s-weed. HF. V. 4. A.
Bisket.: [Bread bak'd for duration]

[dried, Bread (Lamin)
Bismute.: Met. III. 3.
Bisons,: [Bull (kind) having a bunch on the back]
Bissextile,: [Excedent fourth year.]
Bistort.: [Snakeweed] HL. VII. 3.
Bit.: [piece] from-broken (part)]

—of Bridle, [Horse-restrein∣ing (Armament)]
Bitch,: [Dog. Be. III. 1. (••em.]
Biting.: as with Teeth, [a. Tooth.]
—in, [un-speak (endea∣vour.]
as in Tast or Smell [a. Acri∣monious]
Bitter.: —in Taste. Q. IV. 3. O.

[Austere] Man. VI. 8 O.

Doleful, [adj. a. Grief, AS. V. 3. O. (cause]
Bittour.: Bi. VIII. 5.
Brasileen— Bi. VIII. 5. A.
Bitumen.: St. V. 8.
Blab.: [adj. a. Loquacity] Man. IV. 5. O.
Black.: Q. II. 1. D.
—art, [Witchcraft.] RJ. III. 1.
—berry, [Berry of Bramble.]
—bird. Bi. III. 6.
—and blew, [Blew Black.] as Bruise (sign)
Bladder.: PG. VI. 7. A.
swimming— PP. IV. 5.
—nut. Tr. IV. 7. A.
Blade,: [Lamin.) Mag. V. 4.
—of Plant, [Leaf] PP. II. 5. A.
One— HM. VI. 22.
Twy— HM. VI. 22. A.
—of Shoulder, [Flat bone of Shoulder.]
to—it [a. Riotousness.]
Blain: [Boil] S. III. 3. A.
...—worm
Blame,: [Impute fault.]
—less, [Innocent.] RJ. II. 6.
Blanch,: [a. White.] Q. II. 1. E.
Blandishment,: [a. Fawning.] Man. IV. 7. E.
Blank.: [White.] Q. II. 1. E.

[not upon-written] AC. III. 7.

...a—

to— [a. Mute.] AC. III. 1. O.
Blanket.: [woollen
Covering (thing.]
Bed (vest.]
Blaspheme.: [Speak
Evil of God.]
Injury of Prin∣ces.]
Blast.: [Decay. NP. IV. 4. O. (make.]

Vapor. El. VI. 5.

[Blowing. Mo. III. 3. (impe∣tus.]

[Wind. El. II. 4. (impe∣tus.]
Blatta foetida.: In. III. 4. A.
Blaze.: [a. Flame.] El. I. 1.

[adj. a. Public.] TM. V. 4.
Blazing-star,: [Comet] El. I. 2.
Blazon.: [adj. a. Public (make]

[a. Description adj. Degree (sign]
Blea,: [Bleak] Fi. IX. 10. A.
Bleach,: [open to the
Wind.
Sun.
sp. for white (make]
Bleak.: [Piercing Cold]

Fish. F. IX. 10. A.
Bleared,: [Diseased by Inflamma∣tion of the Membranes.]
Bleat.: a.
Sheep (voice.]
Goat (voice.]
Bleed.: [a. Bloud] PG. I. 5.

Phlebotomy. Mo. IV. 6.
Blemish,: [a. Spotted.] Q. I. 5. O.
Blend,: [Mix] T. III. 8. O.
Blenn.: Fi. III. 14.
Blessedness,: [Happiness.] Ha. I. 1.
Blessing.: AS. I. 3.
Blew.: Q. II. 3. A.
—bottle. HF. III. 2.
Blight.: Vapor, El. VI. 5.

Decay, NP. V. 4. O.
Blind.: NP. I. 1. O.
a— [False pretence]
Blink.: [Dim] Q. I. 3. O.

[Tremble with the Eye-lids]
Bliss,: [Happiness.] Ha. I. 1.
Blissom,: [a. Lust.]
sp. of Sheep.]
Blister.: Mo. IV. 7.
Blite.: HF. I. 15.
Blitheness,: [Mirth.] AS. V. 3.
Block.: [Stock] PP. I. 2.

—of Wood, [Thick piece—]

—head, [Dull] Ha. III. 1. O.

—house, RM. VI. 2. A.

to—up, [Besiege. RM. I. 4. re∣motely.]
Blood,: vide Bloud.
Bloom,: [Flower.] PP. II. 1.
Blossom,: [Flower.] PP. II. 1.
Blot,: [adj. a. Spot. Q I. 5, O. (thing.]
...—out.
Destroy Writing.]
Null Writing.]
Blote.: a. Swell with Smoke]

a. Condite (dim.) with Smoke]
Bloud.: Proper.
Red juice of perfect Animals. PG. I. 5.
One of the four humors. PG. I. 6.
—bound, [Dog. adj. hunt (apt) men by sent.]
—shot, [Spotted with Bloud within the Tunicle.]
—stone, [Cornelian.]
—thirsty [adj. a.
Mur∣ther.
Kill.
(apt]
—wort. HA. II. 10.
let— a. Mo. IV. 6.

[Descendent (kinde]

[Consanguinity] RO. I.
of the whole [adj. Con∣sang. by both Parents.]
of the half- [adj. Con∣sang. by one Parent.]

[Murther] RJ. III. 4.
Bloudy Flix.: [Dysentery] S. VI. 6. A.
Blow: ...a—
[Stroke] Mo. VI. 4.
[Knock] Mo. VI. 4. A.

...to—
[a. Breath] Mo. III. 3.

[a. Winde]
—an Horn, [a. Sound.] Q. III (make]
—one's Nose. Mo. IV. 4. A.
[a. Flower] PP. II. 1.
Blubber.: Fish. Ex. IX. 5.

[Fat of Whale.]

...to—

[wet with weeping]
Blunder.

Page [unnumbered]

Blunt.: [Dull] NP. IV. 2. O.

[Rustic.] Man. IV. 9. D.

[not-adj. a. Cutt (apt.)

[Obtuse.]
Blur.: [a. Spot. Q. I. 5. O. (freq.]
Blush.: AC. IV. 9.
...at first-
appearance.]
p. See.]
Bluster,: [a. Winde violently.]
Boar,: vid. Bore.
Boord.: Plank, [adj. Wood (Lamin.]

Entertainment, [v. Hoste.] RO IV. 5.

—er, [Guest.] RO. IV. 5. O.

to—a Ship, [into-goe.]
sp. by Storm.
Boast.: [Glorying] AS. VI. 1. O.

[Oversaying] Man. IV. 1. E.
Boat.: RN. I. 1.
—Swain, RN. V. 6.
Bob.: [Strike (dim.) with hand.

[Mock (dim.)
Bode: [before
Shew]
Sign]
Body.: Op. to Spirit. W. I. O.
[Solid] Mag. I. 4.

Op. to Head. PG. III. O.
[Trunk.] PG. IV.
—of Tree, [Stock] PP. I. 2.
—of Army, [adj. Middle (part]
Bodkin,: [adj Boring (Instr.) Cone]
Bog.: Po. I. 9. A.
Boy,: [adj. Childhood (male]
Boil.: Pr. III. 2.
a— S. III. 3. A.
Boisterous,: [adj.
Tempest] W. VI. 7. A
Fierceness]
Stoutness, (corr.]
Boldness.: Temper, [Stoutness.] NP. IV. 6.

Affection, AS. V. 8.

Virtue, [Fortitude] Man. I. 7.
Bole,: [Lump.] TM. VI. 4.
...—armoniac.
Bolled,: [adj. Husk.]
Bolster,: [Bed (dim.]
sp. for the Head]
...—up.
[Bear] Mo. VI. 1. A.
[Encourage] RO. VI. 2.
Bolt,: Bar. Po. IV. 5.
prisoners— [Pin of fetters]
[obtuse Arrow.]
...to shoot ones—
[Declare ones Opinion.]

thunder,— [pibble (kind]

—upright, [adj. Direct.]

...to—Meal.

[Sift, m.—through
Bag.]
Linnen
Sive.]
Bond.: [Obligation] RC. VI. 5.

—s. RJ. VI. 4. A.
Bondage,: [Slave. (abstr.]
Bondman,: [Slave.] RO. III. 6. O.
Bone.: PG. II. 1.
Bone-fire,: [Fire
built for Joy.]
adj. Festival.]
Bon-grace,: [Shadowing (Vest) for the Forehead.]
Bonnet: Low Head (vest.]

Flat Head (vest.]
—of Sail. RN. III. 6. A.
Book.: aggr. of Leaves. Pr. VI. 7. O.
without— [adv. Memory]

—binder, [adj. Book (Me∣chanic]

—seller, [adj. Book (Mer∣chant]

agg. of Chapters. D. III. 3. A.
Boom.: [Stick]

[Pole]

[Beam]

[Tree]

—of Sail. RN. III. 2.

—on Shore, [Direct beam for flat (signe]
Boon,: [adj. p. Petition. (thing]
Boope.: Fi. V. 12. A.
Boot.: [adj. Leather. (vest) for Leg and Foot]

[Vantage] TM. VI 2. A.

...what boots it?
Profit?]
Help?]

[what doth it
Profit?]
Help?]

Fire— Materials per∣mitted for f.]

Gate— Materials per∣mitted for g.]

Plough. Materials per∣mitted for p.]
Booth,: [Tent.] Po. II. 1. A.
Booty.: RM. II. 5. E.
make—of, [Take for—]
Borage.: HA. II. 9.
Borax,: [Chrysocolla.] St. V. 6. A.
Bord,: vid. Board.
Bordell,: [adj. Fornication (house]
Border,: [Margin.] Sp. III. 4. A.
Bore,: [Hog. Be. II. 4. (male]
to— O. IV. 3.
Born,: [adj. p. Parturition.]
Borne,: [adj. p. Bear]
Borough,: [Town] RC. III. 2. A.

[City] RC. III. 3. A.
Borrow.: RC. V. 4. O.
Bosom.: Space betwixt Clothes and Breast.]

[Space between the Dugs.
Boss,: [Protuberance] Mag. IV. 3.
Botanic,: [adj. Herb (Science.]
Botargo,: [Condited Spawn of Mullet.]
Botch.: [Swoln Ulcer]

[Piece unskilful∣ly joined to
Mend]
Fill]
to— [v. Unskilfulness] Ha. VI. 3. O.
Both.: —this and that, [and—]

—waies, [All—]
Botrys.: HP. VI. 12.
Bots,: Ex. I. 3. A.
Bottle.: [Pot with narrow mouth]
Figure. Mag. VI. 2.

—nose, [adj. Protuberance (augm.)—]
—flower. HP. I. 7.

...blew—

—of hay, [about-tied (aggr.)-]
Bottom.: Lowest part. Sp. III. 7. O.
—of the Heart, [Inmost (part)-]
[Foundation] Po. III. 4.
—of Thread. Mag. VI. 7.
[Ship.]
Bouget,: [Bag (dim.]
sp. adj. Leather.]
Bough: [Branch] PP. I. 3:
Bought,: [adj. p. Buy.]
Boule.: Figure. Mag. VI. 6. A.

[adj. Bouling (Instr.] Mo. V. 4.
Bounce.: Knock (Impetus)

Sound (Impetus)
Bound.: [adj. p. Bind]

[Beholding]
[Beneficiary] RO. III. 8. O.
[Owing thanks]

[Limit]
[Common, Margin] Sp. III. 4. A.
[adj. End
(Place.]
(Thing.]
(Sign.]

[Motion, adj. Reflexion.]
Bounty,: [Liberality.] Man. III. 1.
Bourn,: [River (dim.)
Bout,: [Course.]
Boutefew,: [a.
Contention
Sedition
(make.]
Bow.: [Bend] O. I. 7. A.
[a. Crooked. Mag. III. 1. O. (make.]
—outward, [a. Convex (make]
—inward, [a. Concave (make]
Bowe.: Weapon RM. V. 4.
Cross— RM. V. 4. A.

Figure. Mag. V. 3.
rain— El. V. 1,
saddle— [Convex (part) of the Saddle.]
Bowell,: [Gutt.] PG. VI. 4. A.
Bower.: [adj. a. Shadow (thing)]

[Tent of Leaves and Bran∣ches.]
Ladies— Sh. II. 2. A.
Virgins— HM. I. 7. A.
Bowl.: Mag. VI. 6. A.

Page [unnumbered]

Bowle,: [Wide Cup.]
Bowline.: RN. IV. 7. A.
Bowsprit.: RN. III. 4.
Bowyer,: [adj. Bow (Mechanic.]
Box.: Tree. Tr. III. 7.

Chest. Pr. V. 2.

Stroke, [Striking with flat hand.]
Brabble,: [Contention in words.]
sp. about Contracts.]
Brace.: Buckle, [Together-ty.]

Couple, [Together-two.]

—s of a Ship. RN. IV. 4.
Bracelet,: [Ornament of the Wrist.]
Brach,: [Dog (fem.]
Brachygraphy,: [short-Writing (art]
Bracket,: [Up-bearing piece.]
Brackishness.: Q IV. 5.
Brag.: AS. VI. 1. O.
Bragget,: [Ale made with Spice.]
Bray.: [Pound] Mo. VI. 5.
Voice.

[a
Ass
Elephant
&c.
(voice.]
Braid,: [Weave with fingers.]
Brail.: RN. IV. 6.
Brain.: PG. I. 8.
—pan, [Bone that conteins the Brain.]
...—sick.
[adj. a. fancy
(Excess)
(Disease)
[Mad, (dim)
hair— [adj. Ha. IV. 1. D.]
Brake.: [Aggr. of Fern] HL. I. 4.

[Breaking (Juga∣ment) for
Flax]
Hemp]
Bramble.: Sh. I. 1. A.
Brambling.: Bi. VI. 7. A.
Bran,: [Courser (Part) of ground Corn.]
Branch.: PP. I. 3.
Brand.: fire— [Fire wood.]
Mark [Stigmatization (sign]
to— [Stigmatize] RJ. VI. 6. A
Brandy.: Pr. II. 7. A.
Brandish,: [Swing.] Mo. VI. 3.
Brangle,: [a. Contention (voice]
Brank,: [Buck-wheat] HF. I. 3.
Brank Vrsin.: HS. VIII. 8.
Brant goose,: [black headed goose (kind.]
Brasil.: Tr. VII. 5.
Brass,: Met. II. 1.
Bravado,: [Glorying (impet.) of his a. fut. Action.]
Brave.: Heroic. [adj. Virtue. (aug.]

Noble. [adj. Generosity.]

Gawdy. [adj. Ornate, (aug.]
Brawl,: [a. Contention (voice.]
Brawn.: [hard
Muscle]
Fleshy (part)]

[Bore's flesh soused.]
Braze,: [adj. p. Superficies (make) with Brass.]
Brazier,: [Brass (Mechanic.]
Breach.: vid. Break.
Bread.: white— [fine—]

brown— [course—]

sweet— [principal Glandule.]
Breadth.: TM. II. 2.
Break,: discontinue the parts,
adv. impetus.
Break.
Proper. Mo. VI. 6.
—ones neck. RJ. V. 3. A.
—on the Wheel. RJ. V. 9. A.
[Tear] Mo. VI. 6. A.
—one's belly, [-one's peri∣tonaeum.]
—one's winde [-one's dia∣phragm.]
[adj. p. Asthma. (make]
[Violate] TA. III. 6. O.
—Covenant violate c.]
—Law violate l.]
—Oath violate o.]
—Promise violate p.]
Discontinue, [adj. p. TM. III. (make.]
—Company discont. c.]
—Course discont. c.]
...—Custom.
[Reclaim]
—an Horse, [un-adj. fierce (make.]
[Cease]
—fast, [Cease to—]
—up, as
Convention
Ill weather
&c.
[Cease confusedly.]
[Fail] TA. IV. 8. O.
...—State
[Decay]
...—with
...Age
Sorrow [decay
with
Age.]
Sorrow]
[Ruine]
...—one's heart.
—one's winde, [a. Perish.]
...—Superficies.
—out in botches. [Discont. the skin with, &c.
[Wound]
—one's head. [Wound the skin of—]
[Plow] [Dig.] &c.
...—up land.
[Open]
...—one's minde.
...—up a letter.
[Appear]
—out as
Fire.
Light.
Sickness.
[a. Impetus]
—a Iest [a. Jest. (imp.]
—in, [In-ition. (imp.]
—open, [a. Open. (imp.]
—out, [Out-ition. (imp.]
—winde, [a. Wind. (imp.]
—upward. Mo. IV. 2.
—downward. Mo. IV. 2. A.
Breakfast,: [adj. Morning refe∣ction.]
Bream.: Fi. IX. 9.
Sea— [Gilt-head] Fi. V. 1.
Breast,: vid. Brest.
Breath.: [adj. p. Respiration. Mo. III. 2. (thing.]
Sucking up the— AC. IV. 6. A.

[Air]

[Fume]

[Vapor]
...—ing.

[Respiration.] Mo. III. 2.
—sweat, [Sweat (remiss.]
Breech.: PG. IV. 6.
—es, [Vest for the lower (part) of Trunk.]
Bear's— HM. IV. 2. A.
Breed.: Ingender, [a. Generation.]

[p. Impregnate]

[Educate] RO. VI.

...a—

[Kind]

[Race]

[descendent
(aggreg.)
(kind)
Breef.: Adj.

[Shortness] TM. II. 1. O.

[p. Epitome] D. V. 7.

Subst.

[Edict]

[Commission] RC. IV. 4. A.
Breez.: Insect

Gentle Wind, El. VI. 6.
Brest.: PG IV. 2.
[Dugg] PG. IV. 2. A.
—plate, [adj. Brest (armor]
Bret.: Fi. VII. 3. A.
Breviary,: [Epitome.] D. V. 7.
Breviature.: [Shortning]

[Shrinking]
Brevity,: [Shortness.] TM. II. 1. O.
Brew.: Beer (make)

Ale (make)

[Mingle] T. III. 8. O.
Brewes,: [Lamins of Bread steep∣ed.]
sp. in Fat of boiled meat.]
Bribe.: RJ. IV. 6.
Brick.: St. I. 1. A.
Bride,: [adj. present Marriage (fem.]
—groom, [adj. pres. Marriage (male.]
—maid, [Companion (fem.) of the Bridegroom.]
—man, [Companion (male) of the Bride.]
Bridal,: [adj. Marriage Solemnity.]
Bridewell,: [Public. adj. Correcti∣on (house.]

Page [unnumbered]

Bridge.: Po. II. 6.
—of Lute, [Ridge supporting the Strings.]
—of Nose, [Prominent Gri∣stle.]
Bridle.: Po. V. 9.
to— [a. Cohibit.] T. II. 2. O.
Brier.: Sh. I. 2. A.
Brigade.: RM. IV. 2.
Brigandine.: [Coat of Male.]

[Ship adj. a. Booty (apt.]
Brightness.: Q. I. 3.
Brim: [Margin.] Sp. III. 4. O.
Brimstone.: St. V. 4.
Brine,: [Salt dissolv'd.]
—y taste, [Saltishness.] Q. IV. 5.
Bring,: [Cause to with-
go.
come.
Bring, [with-
go. (make.]
come. (make.]
[to-
carry.]
drive.]
lead.]
go to— [fetch.] TA. VI. 4. A.
[Cause,] [Cause to
be.
go.
come.
...—down.
[adj. a.
Low
Inferior
Under
(make]
[diminish] TM. I. 7. O.
[weaken] NP. V. 7. O.
...—forth.
[a. Parturition.] AC. I. 3.
...—low.
[diminish] TM. I. 7. D.
[decay]
...—to nought.
[adj. p. ruine (make.]
[a. destroy] AS. I. 4. O.
[annihilate.] AS. I. 1. O.
...—to pass.
[a. Cause] T. II.
[a. Efficient.] T. II. 1.
...—under.
[overcome] RM. II. 1. E.
[conquer] RM. II. 7. E.
...—up.
[begin] TA. III. 3.
[educate] RO. VI.
[with-
go.
come.
...—on the way.
[accompany in Travel (in∣cept.]
...—to bed.
[assist in parturition.]
—word, [—Narration.]
Brink,: [Margin.] SP. III. 4. O.
Briony.: white— HS. IX. 6.

black— HS. IX. 6. A.
Brisk,: [Sprightly.] NP. IV. 2.
Bristle.: PP. VI. 2.
to— [a. direct (make) one's Bri∣stles.]
Bristow Non-such.: HS. V. 4. A.
Brittleness.: Q. VI. 5. D.
Broach,: [adj. Rosting (instr.]
...to—
[a. un-barrel (incept.]
Broad,: [adj. Breadth.]
...speak—
[Plain corr.]
[pronounce Rurally]
sp. opening (augm.) one's mouth.]
[a. openness.]
—awake, [Perfectly—]
Brock,: [Badger.] Be. V. 2. A.
Brocket,: [Hart (male) of the se∣cond year.]
Broil.: Pr. III. 4. A.
Broils.: [Contentions] Man. IV. 3. D.

[Troubles] TA. V. 9. O.
Broken-winded,: [adj. p. Asthma.]
Broker.: [Substitute (Merc.]

[Merchant of old things]
Brooch,: [Gemmed Ornament.]
Brood.: [Children (aggr.)

[Aggregate (young)
...to—

[a. Fotion by over-sitting]
Brook,: [River (dim.)
—lime. HS. VI. 10.
garden— HL. VIII. 3. A.
to— [adj. a. Patience.] Man. I. 8.
Broom.: Sh. IV. 8.
butchers— Sh. III. 8.
thorny— Sh. IV. 2. A.
—Rape. HL. V. 8.
a— [Brushing (instr.]
—ing. RN. VI. 2.
Broth.: Pr. I. 5.
Brothel: [Fornication (house.]
Brother.: RO. I. 4.
half— RO. I. 4. A.
—in Law, [Brother by Affi∣nity.]
...—hood.
[Brother (abstr.]
[Corporation] RC. III. 7.
Brow,: [Forehead.] PG. III. 6.
Moving the— AC. IV. 1. O.
—of an Hill. [Protuberance.] Mag. IV. 3.—
Brown: [Dark (dim.]

[Black (dim.]
Browzing.: [Mastication] Mo. III. 5.
sp. of Boughs.]
Bruise.: [Contusion] O. IV. 1. A.

Hurt. S. I. 1. A.
Brunt,: [Impetus.] T. VI. 6. A.
Brush.: [Branch. PP. I. 3. (dim.]

instrument.
[Brushing (instr.) clothes.]
[Painting (instr.]

to— O. V. 9.
Brute.: [Animal] W. V. 3.

[Rumor] D. V. 3.
Brutish.: [adj. Beast (like]

[adj. Irrational]
Bubble.: El. III. 1. A.
Buccinum.: Ex. VII. 5.
Buck.: [Deer] Be. II. 4.
sp. adult (Male.]
...—of Clothes.
[Clothes (aggr.) for wash∣ing by Lixiviation.]
—for fishing, [adj. take (mach.] of Fish.]
—s horne. HL. VIII. 2. A.
—s thorne. Sh. I. 7.
—mast, [Mast of Beech.]
...—weed.
—wheat. HA. V. 5. A.
Bucket.: [Tub, adj. p. carry (apt) by handle.]
Buckle.: Pr. IV. ••. A.
Buckler.: RM. V. 9.
Buckram,: [Canvas stiffened.]
Bucksom,: [adj. Vigor face (man∣ner.]
Bud,: [Sprout.] PP. II. 5.
Budge.: to— [Move (dim.]
Budget: [Bag (dim]
sp. adj Leather]
Buff,: [adj. Leather (Arms.]
sp. of Buffals Skin limber.]
Buffal,: [Bull. (kind) having flat rugged horns.]
Buffet,: [Strike with hand toge∣ther-folded.]
Buffoon,: [adj. Scurrility (person.]
Bug.: In. II. 1. A.
Bugbear,: [adj. a. Fear, (apt.) adj. Fiction (thing.]
Buggery.: RJ. III. 5. A.
Bugle.: [adj. Glass-bead]

[Horn (dim.) for sounding]

Herb. HF. VII. 16. A.
Bugloss.: HL. IX. 1. A.
Vipers— HL. IX. 2. A.
...Wall—
Buying.: RC. V. 3. O.
Build.: —ing. Po. II.
Greater parts of— Po. III.
Lesser parts of— Po IV.

—upon, [Be confident of.]
Bul,: vid. Bull.
Bulbocastanon.
Bulbonach.: HS. VI. 2.
Bulbous,: HL. IV.
Bulfinch.: Bi. IV. 3.
Bulge,: [Mar. by in-crushing.]
Bulk: [Massiness]
[Solid] Mag. I. 4.
[Total] TM. VI.
[Aggregate] TM. III. 6. O.
Bull.: [Beast, Be. II. 1. (male▪]

Writing, [Edict.] RC. IV. 3. O.

sp. of Pope.]
—Beetle. Ex. V. 2. A.

—finch. Bi. IV. 5.

—head▪ [Miller's thumb.] Fi▪ IX. 12.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Bullace,: [Plum of Black-thorn.]
Bullet.: RM. V. 8.
Bullion: Gold not-coin'd]
Silver not-coin'd]
Bullock,: [Bull, Be. II. 1. (dim.]
Bulwark,: [Rampier] RM. VI. 3.
Bumbast.: [adj. Cotton stuffing (thing]
[not-necessary (thing) in∣thrusted.]
[affected words]
Bunch.: [Protuberance] Mag. IV. 3.
[Cluster] PP. II. 4.
[Aggregate] adj. TM. III. 6. O. (thing.]
sp. together-tied.]
Bundle,: [adj. aggregate. TM. III. 6. O. (thing.]
sp. together-tied.]
Bung.: [Upper Orifice of the Barrel]
sp. for Infusion.]
Bungling,: [Unskilfulness.] Ha. VI. 3. O.
Bunting.: Bi. IV. 1.
Bunt-line.: RN. IV. 6. A.
Buoy.: Figure. Mag. VI. 5.
[Anchor, (sign)
Bur.: [Principal G••andule]
—of the Ear, [Lower Protube∣rance—]
—of Dock, [Ear] PP. II. 4. A.
Butter— HL. VI. 1. A.
—reed. HL. III. 15. A.
Great— HL. VI. 2.
Little— HL. VI. 2. A.
Burden.: —of a Song, [Repeated verse] Load, Po. V. A.
to— [adj. a. Heavy (make) upon, &c.]
Burgeon,: [Sprout] PP. II. 5.
Burgess: Magistrate of a Town.]
Free-man of a Town.]
Burglary.: RJ. III. 8. A.
Bury.: RE. IV. 8.
—alive. RJ. V. 6. A.
Burl,: [Pick the knots and motes out of Cloth.]
Burlesque.: [Facetious imitation (corr.]
[Mocking imitation of Poem.]
Burly.: [adj. Ample.] Sp. II. 5.
[adj. Fat. (augm.]
Burnet.: HF. VIII 4.
Thorny— Sh. III. 1. A.
Burning.: Proper, [adj. a. Fire.] El. 1.
house— RJ. III. 7.
—alive. RJ. V. 7. A.
—in the hand, [Stigmat.] RJ. VI. 6.—
—Lance, [Dart] El. I. 4. A.
[Improper]
[Rosting (Exc.]
—Fever. S. II. 1.
Sun— [adj. p. Colouring (corr.) by the Sun.]
Burnish: Smooth by rubbing]
Brighten by rubbing]
Burrage.: HL. IX. 1.
Burrow,: [Hole in the Earth.]
Cony— [Cony's (house.]
Burser,: (adj. disbursing (off.]
Burst,: vid. Break.
—Cow, [Blain-worm.]
Burstenness,: [hernia.]
Burt.: [Turbut.] Fi. V. 2.
Bush: Shrubs (aggr.]
Hairs (aggr.]
Silver— Sh. VI. 6. A.
Bushel: [8 Gallons.]
Busie.: [adj. a. Business]
[adj. a. Double diligence] Ha. IV. 5. E.
—body, [adj. a. Diligence (corr.]
Business.: Employment, TA. III.
[adj. a. Troubling (thing]
Busk,: Lamin for Woman's breast (vest.]
Buskin,: [Vest until middle of Leg.]
Bustard.: Bi. II. 4.
But.: Conjunction.
but. Conj. II. 1. O.
—[indeed] Conj. II. 1. as, but lately, &c.
—[onely] Adv. IV. 1. O.
—that, [unless.] Conj. I. 3. O.
...—yet.
[notwithstanding] Conj. II. 2. O.
Preposition.
[beside] Prep. IV. 3. O.
...a—
[thick extremity]
sp. of Stock.]
[Barrel (augm.]
[measure]
[Mark]
[Bank at-adj. p. shoot (apt.]
[Sign, adj. p. aim (apt.]
...to—
[knock thrusting]
sp. with Forehead.]
Butcher,: [Butchering (Mecha∣nic.]
—ing. Pr. III. 1.
—bird. Bi. I. 3. A.
—'s broom. Sh. IV. 5. A.
Butler,: [adj. Provisions (Officer]
for adj. p. drink (thing.]
Butter.: Pr. I. 3.
—milk, [Milk after Butter (make.]
—fly. Ex. IV. 9.
Hawke— Ex. IV. 10.
—bur. HL. VI. 1. A.
—wort. HL. VI.
Buttery,: [adj. Drinking (room.]
Buttock.: PG. IV. 8.
Button.: Mag. VI. 2.
—hole. Mag. V. 2. A.
—Fish. Ex. VIII, 2.
Batchelour's— [Campion] HS. V. 2.
Buttress.: Po, III. 7. A.
Butwin.
Buz,: [a. Bee (voice.]
Buzzard,: [••ite] Bi. I. 2. A.
bald— [White-headed—]

C

CAbala,: [Tradition.] RE. VI. 1. A.
Cabbage.: HS. IV. 6.
—Tree. Tr. VII. 8.
Cabbin,: [Chamber (dim.]
sp. in a Ship.]
Cabinet.: [Box for
precious
most esteem∣ed
things]
Cable.: RN. IV. 8.
Cacao.: [Chocolate] Tr. IV. 7.
Cackle,: [a. Hen (voice.]
Cacochymia.: S. I. 3. A.
Cade.: [Lamb educated in house.]
Cadence,: [adj. Concluding Sound.]
Cadet,: [Dependent.]
Cadew.: Ex. III. 4. A.
Cage.: [Imprisonment (room.]
sp. for Birds.]
Cayman: [Crocodile] Be. VI. 3.
Cajole.: [perswade by
Craft.]
Flattering.]
Caitiff.: Wicked (augm.)
Miserable (augm.)
Cake,: [Flat bread.]
Calaminaris.: St. II. 7. A.
Calamint.: HF. VII. 2. A.
Calamity,: [Misery.]
Calcine.: O. VI. 8.
Calculate,: [Reckon.] TA. IV. 6.
Calendar,: [adj. Year-book of Series of daies of every month.]
Calender,: [a. smoothness] sp. of Cloth.
a— [adj. calendring (mech.]
Calends,: [First day of the month.]
Calenture,: [Feaver (augm.]
Calf,: Beast.
[Bull, Be. II. 1. (young.]
—'s snout [Snap-dragon.] HS. VIII. 6.
[Hart (male) of the first year.]
Sea— [Seal.] Be. V. 3. A.
...—of the Leg.
[Protuberance behind the Leg.]
[Hinder Muscles of the Leg.]
Calif.: [Successor of Mahomet.]
Calk.: RN. VI. 1.

Page [unnumbered]

Call.: [a. Voice]

[a. Name]

[Summon]
—to mind, [re-a. memory.]
—to witness, [a. Witness (make.]
...—in,
[un-public]
[a. annihilation]
—upon, [Invocate.]
—ing,] Profession.]
Callous.: [Hard
skin.]
Muscle.]
Callow.: [Downy]

[not-feathered]
Calm.: El. VI. 6. A.
[adj. Peaceableness]
[adj. Meekness]
Calo.: RM. III. 8. A.
Caltrops.: Iron (instr.) having four points most distant from each other.

land— HS. III. 9 A.

water— HL. VII. 8. A.
Calumny.: RJ. IV. 7.
Cambuge,: [Concrete juice pur∣gative.]
Camel.: Be. I. 3.
—'s Hay. HL. III. 11. A.
Camelopard,: [Giraffa.] Be. II. 7.
Camerade.: [adj. Chamber Companion]
Cammock,: [Rest-harrow.] HS. III. 14.
Camomil.: HF. II. 8.
Camp.: RM. VI. 1.
—master, [adj. Camp. (Of∣ficer.]
Campania,: [Plain.]
[Summers war.]
Camphire,: Tree. Tr. VIII. 6.
Gum. [Gum of Camphire tree.
Campion.: HS. III. 2.
Can.: Active.
[adj. Potentialness]
[adj. Natural Power]
[adj. Power.]

Pass.
[adj. Possibility.]
[May] Mod. I. 1.
a— [Footless Cup]
Canary.: —bird. Bi. IV. 6. A.

—grass. HL III. 1.

—wine, [Wine of the Cana∣ries.]
Cancel.: [a. Annihilation]

[a. Spoil]

[un—]
Cancer.: Ulcer. S. III. 4.

Constellation, [Star (aggr.) call'd the Crab.]

Sign [the fourth of the twelve parts of the Zodiac.]

tropic of— W▪ VI. 5.
Cancer Majus.: Ex. VI. 7.
Candy,: [Condite with Sugar.]
—Alexander. HF. IV. 13.
Candid.: [adj. Candor.]
Candidate.: RC. I. 4. A.
Candle.: Pr. VI. 3.
—stick, [Supporting (vess.) for Candle.]
Candor.: Man. I. 3.
Cane.: HL. III. 13.
Canel.: —bone, [Bone next to the Weasand.]

—tree, [Cinamon] Tr. VIII. 8.
Canibal,: [adj. Eating (person) of men.]
Canis.: ...—major,

[Stars (aggr) called Greater Dog.]

—minor, [Stars (aggr.) called Lesser Dog.]
Canker.: [Vlcer,] sp. within the mouth.]

[Rust] Met. IV. 5. sp. of Brass.]

Worm, [Caterpiller.]
Cankered,: [adj. p Canker.]
...—stomach.
[Old
Wrath]
Hatred.]
Cannibal,: [adj. Eating (person) of men.]
Canons.: —of breeches, &c. [Hollow Cylinders—]

—of a Cathedral, [Assessors of the Bishop.]
Rules, [adj. RE. Laws.]
[Ordnance] RM. VI. 5. A.
Canonize.: Make one a Saint]

Sentence one a Saint]

Declare one a Saint]
Canoo,: [Boat of one Tree.]
Canopy,: [over-adj. Head.]
adj.
Shadowing
Covering
(thing.]
Canorous,: [adj. a. Sing. (apt.]
Cantharides.: Ex. V. 9.
Cantharus.: Fi. V. 2.
Canticle,: [adj. p. Sing (thing.]
sp. Little, &c.
Cantle,: [Fragment.] TM. VI. 5. A.
Canto,: [Treble (part) of a Song.]
Cantonize,: [Divide into little Governments.]
Canvas,: [Linnen of Hemp.]
...—ing.
a. Suter for suffrages.]
Contend for suffrages.]
[Examin (augm.]
Cap.: [adj Head (vest]
sp. Congruous to the Head]

—case, [Box (dim]

to— [un-vest the Head.]

[Wooden (jug.) fastning
Top-mast to the Mast]
Flag-staff to the Mast]

—a pe, [from head to foot.]

—Verses, [Play at repeating Verses.]
Capable.: [adj. a. Receive (pot.]

[adj. Subject (pot]

[adj. Passion (pot]
Capacity.: Subject (pot.]

Receive (pot.]

Passion (pot.]
Caparison,: [adj. Ornat. (armam.) of Saddle.]
Cape.: —of Cloke, [adj. p. fold (Lamin.]

[Promontory] W. III. 4.

—Merchant. RN. V. 5.
Ca••er.: [Leap]
sp. with trembling (like) of the Leggs.]
Fruit. Sh. IV. 2.
Ship.
[Private man of War]
[Ship praedatory.]
Capital.: [adj. Head.]

[adj. a. Dy (apt.]
crime, [cr. punishable with dying (make]

[Cheef] TM. IV. 4.
Capitulate,: [Treat about Condi∣tions.]
Capon.,: [un-testicled Cock.]
Capra saltans.: El. I. 5
Caprichious,: [Fantastic] (corr.
Capricorn,: [Tenth of the 12 parts of the Zodiac▪]
tropic of— W. VI. 5.
Capriscus.: Fi. IV. 9.
Capstain.: RN. II. 3.
Captain.: —of Foot, [adj. Company (Officer.]

—of Horse, [adj. Troop (Offi.]

—of a Ship. RN. V. 1.
Captious.: [Censorious]

[prone to
be displeased
dispute
quarrel
Captivate.: RM. II. 6. E.
Captive,: [adj. p. Captivate (person.]
Caput Mort: [Sediment remaining of distilled (thing]
Car,: [Cart.]
Caract,: [Eighteenth part of a Dram.]
Caraguia.: Be. V. 6.
Caramosel.: RN. I. 4.
Caranna.: Tr. VIII. 5.
Caravan,: [Travelling (aggr.) of Merchants.]
Caravel,: [Ship (augm.]
Caraway.: HF. V. 7.
Carbine,: [Gun (augm.) of Horseman.]
Carbonado,: [Broil'd adj. p. flash∣ing] Pr. III. 5.
Carbuncle.: Sore. S. III. 4. A.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Card: playing— [adj. Card. Mo. V. 2. (Instr.]
playing at—s [Mo. V. 2.
Geographic— [Description by picture.]
...to—wool.
[Un-intangle by Comb] O. V. 9. A.
[Prepare for Spinning by Combing]
Cardamom.
Cardialgia.: S. VI. 1.
Cardinal,: [Principal.]
Chief, [Clergy of Rome]
—points, [East, West, North, and South.]
Care,: [Thinking (augm.]
Carefulness.: [Heedfulness] Ha. IV. 2.
sp. with
Trouble.]
Affliction.]

[Diligence]
Carelesness.: [Heedlesness] Ha. IV. 2. D.

[Sloth]
Caressing,: [a. Seem. (sign) love (augm]
Cargo,: [Catalogue of Ships mer∣chandize.]
Carine.: RN. VI. 4.
Cark.: Ha. IV. 2. E.
Carkanet,: [Jewel (aggr.)
Carkass,: [Dead body.]
of a Fowl, [Trunk.]
Carnal.: [adj. Flesh]

[Natural]

[Worldly]

[adj. Lust]

[Ungracious]
Carnation,: [adj. Flesh-colour.]
Carnosity,: [Flesh abstr.]
a— [Excrescence, adj. Flesh.]
Carob.: Tr. VI. 1.
Caroll,: [Joyful Song.]
Carowse: [Drink (aug.]
Carp.: Fi. IX. 7.
...to—
[Calumniate words]
[Except contentiously.]
Carpenter.: [adj. House faber]

[adj. Wood (Mechanic.]
Carpet.: [Wool∣en
Ornament
Vest
for Table.]
Carract,: [Eighteenth part of a Dram.]
Carraway.: HF. V. 7.
Carreer,: [Running (imp.]
Carrot.: HF. V. 6.
wilde. HF. V. 6. A.
Carry.: Go supporting. Mo. VI. 1.

er.— RC. II. 8. A.

Instruments for—ing. Po. V.

[a. Demeanour]

[a. Converse]

[Support] Mo. VI. 1. A.
Carriage.: [adj. p. Carry (thing)

[adj. a. Carry (manner)

[Demeanour] AC. V.

[Converse] Man. A.
Carrick.: RN. I. 4.
Carrion.: [Dead body] sp. putrid.]

[Lean (augm.]
Cart.: Po. V. II. A.
welsh— Po. V. 4. A.
Cartilage,: [Gristle.] PG. II. 1. A.
Carve.: O. IV. 6.
...—meat.
Unjoint the Limbs.]
Segregate the Limbs.]
Distribute the Limbs.]
Carvel.
Case.: Condition of dubitable Event

[Condition] T. II. 4.

[State.] T. VI. 4.
[Doubtful (thing]

[Question]

[adj. p.
Doubt
Question
(thing]

[State▪ sp. of Question.]

—of Conscience, [Moral Que∣stion]

...in Law.
[Questionable Action (kinde.]
[Cause of Suit]

[Supposition] D. VI. 3.
in— [If]
in no— [Not redupl.]
put— [imp. Suppose.]

[Event] TA. V.

[sp.
Doubtful
Supposed

Vessel. Pr. V. 1. A.
—of a word.
Obliquity of termina∣tion.]
Change of termina∣tion.]
Casement,: [Door of Window.]
Cash,: [Present Mony.]
—keeper, [Private Mony (Of∣ficer.]
Cashire.: [un-a. Souldier (make) pe∣nally.]

[a. Incapacitating] sp. a. Souldier.]
Cask,: [Vessel] Pr. V.
sp. Barrel.] Pr. V. 3.
Casket.: [Vessel (dim.]

[Box for precious (things.]
Cassaware.: Bi. II. 9. A.
Cassia.: Tr. VI. 2.
Shrub— Sh. II. 11. A.
Cassidony.: HF. VI. 5. A.
Cassock,: [Upper close (vest.]
Cast.: adj. p. Motion (make.)

sp. Impetuously.
& sp. from the
Contiguity
p. Support
Capacity.
of its mo∣ver.

throwing, Mo. VI. 2.

as Metal. O. IV. 5. A.

as Guilty, [Condemn.]

as Nauseous, [Vomit]

...—about.
Think AS. II. 1.
Consider AS. III. 1.
Contrive AS. III. 7.

—away. vid.—off.

—down, [down-cast.]
Sorrowful (make.]
Despondent (make.]

—in ones mind, vid.—about.

—in ones teeth, [Upraid.] RJ. IV. 8. A.

...—into form
a. Form sp. by casting.]
a. Figure sp. by casting.]

—into Sleep, [adj. a. Sleeping (make.]

...—off.
[a. Reject] AS. .V. 5. O.
[a. Abdicate] TA. I. 3. O.
[a. Abandon] TA. II. 2. O.
[a. Dereliction] AS. I 5. O.

...—up.
—into heap, [a. Heap,]
—into sum, [a. Sum.]

—clothes, [not-fut. used cl.]

—dice, [a. Dice]

—lots, [a. Lots]

...—skin.
[adj. a. Let go. Ta. I. 6. O—]
[adj. a. Change. TA. II. 6. O—]

...—water.
[a. Inquisition. RJ. II, 2.—]
[a. Try. RJ. II. 4. A.—]

—Young, [a. Abortion.]
Castle.: Po. II. 2. A.
Castor.: Be. IV. 8.
Castrate,: [Un- adj. a. testicle (make.]
Castrel,: vid. Kestrel.
Casual,: [adj. Fortune. AS. I. 2. D.]
Casuist.: [Teacher of moral Doctrine.]

[Solver of moral Doubts]
Cat.: Be. IV. 4.
Civet— Be. IV. 4. A.
...—mint,
—s-tail. HL. II. 3. A..
Catalogue.: TM. III. 7. A.
Catamite,: [adj. p. Sodomy (per∣son.]
Cataplasm: [Plaster.] Pro. VI. 4. A.
Cataract,: [Direct fall of River.]
—in the eye, [Opacous (thing) in the water of the Eye.]
Catarrh.: S. IV. 4.
Catastrophe,: [adj. a. Altering Conclusion.]
sp. Altering to worse.]
Catch.: [adj. p. Rest (make)

sp. Impetuously.
& sp. in its Comprehension.
Catch, Mo. VI. 2. O.
[Arrest] RJ. II. 1. A.

—poll, [Arresting (Officer]

[Pursevant] RJ. I. 6.

[Obtain]
as Fire, [a. Fire (imp.]
as Infection, [p. Contagi∣on.]

[Take] TA. I. 4.

Page [unnumbered]

Cate.: [Pr. II. (thing]
Catechizing.: RE. IV. 3. A.
Category,: [Predicament.] TA.
Categorical,: [absolute.]
Cater,: [Buy provisions.]
Caterpiller.: Ex. III. 6.
Flower, HS. III. 12. A.
Cathedral,: [Temple of Bishop's (place.]
Catholic.: RE. III. 2.
Catmint.: HF. VII. 1. A.
Cattel,: [Beasts]
sp. Cloven footed.]
Cavalry.: [Horsemen
(kind
(aggreg.
Candle,: [Broth of Egg, Wine, &c.]
Cave,: [Cavity in the Earth.)
[Under-ground
Room]
House]
Hole
(aug.]
Caveare,: [Condited spawn of Sturgeons.]
Caveat,: [Caution (sign.]
Cavern,: vid. Cave.
Caught,: [adj. p. Catch.]
Cavill.: Objection Contentious] (corr.]

Dispute Contentious] (corr.]
Cavity,: [Hollowness.] Mag. VI. 1. E.
Caul.: PG. VI. 6. A.
—for the head, [adj. Net (fi∣gure) head (vest.]
Cauldron,: [Kettle (aug.]
Cause.: Proper. T. II.
[Efficient] T. II. 1.
[Impulsive] T. II. 2.
[Occasion] T. II. 4.
[End] T. II. 6.

In discourse.
[Reason]
[adj a. Argumentation (thing]

In Law.
[Cause of Suit]
[Suit] RJ. II. A.
[Proceeding] RJ. II.
Causey.: [Factitious way]

[Way pav'd with Stones]
Causti••: a. Burning Medi∣cine.]

a. Corroding Medi∣cine.]
Cautelousness,: [Heedfulness.] Ha. IV. 2.
Cauterizing,: [Stigmatize.] RJ. VI. 6. A.
Caution: [a Heedfulness.]
—money, [Stipulatory-money before-paid.]
Cautiousness,: [Heedfulness.] Ha. IV. 2.
Ceas••: Discontinue.]

Desist.]
Cecily,: vid. Ciceley.
Cedar.: Tr. V. 4.
Cell,: [Room (dim.]
[Regular's (••oom]
Celandine.: HS IV. 10. A.
Celebrate,: [a. Solemnity]
Celebs.: RO. II. 1.
Celerity.: [Swiftness] NP. V. 9.

[Dispatch] TA. III. 5.
Celestial,: [adj. Heaven.] W. II.
Celibate,: [Celebs (abstr.]
Cellar,: [adj. Store (room) for adj. p. Drink (thing.]
Cement,: [Glue of Stones.]
Censer,: [adj. Burning (vessel) of Incense.]
Censor,: [Judge] sp. of man∣ners.]
Censorious.: Man. I. 3. O.
Censure,: [a.—
Judge.]
Sentence.]
—ecclesiastic. RE. V. 3.
Centaur,: [adj. Fiction Horse∣man.]
Center.: Mag. II. 1.
Center-fish.: Ex. VIII. 1. A.
Centon.: [adj. aggregate (thing) of divers fragments]
Cent••ry.: Greater— HF. III. 3 A.

Lesser— HS. V. 5.
Century.: 100.
Centurion,: [adj. Company (Of∣ficer.]
Cerecloth,: [Plaster'd cloth.]
Ceremony,: [Circumstance] sp. solemn.]
Certain.: [Sure] adj. AS. II. 6.

—ly. Adv. I. 2. O.

[Manifest]

[Some] Pron. II. 3.
Certainty.: AS. II. 6.
Certifie.: [adj. Certainty (make]

[adj. a. Know (make]
Ceruse.: Met. IV. 5. A.
Cess: [tax]
sp. according to-his propor∣tion]
Cessation: Discontinue.

Desist.
Chas: Recrement of winnow∣ed Grain

Husks of winnow∣ed Grain
Chafe.: [Heat by rubbing.]
[Ruo] O. V. 8.
[Heat] Q. V. 1. E.
—ing-dish, [adj. Table (ves∣sel) for Fire.]
Stomach, [adj. Angry (aug.]
Chafer.: [Bay Scarab]
Goat— Ex. V. 3.
Green— Ex. V. 5. A.
Chaffer.: [Treat concerning the Price]

[Exchange]
Chaffinch.: Bi. IV. 7.
Chain,: [Cord of Loops for
Binding.]
Ornament.]
Chair.: Po. VI. 6.
Chalcedony.: St. V. 6.
Chalcis.: Fi. III. 12. A.
Chaldron,: [36. Bushels.]
Chalenge.: [Claim]

[Provoke]

[Accuse]
Chalice,: [Footed drinking (ves∣sel.]
Chalk.: St. VI. 1.
Chama.: Ex. VIII. 6.
Chamaecyparissus.
Chamber,: [Room]
sp. Sleeping (room]
Chamberlein.: [adj. Chamber (Off.]

[adj. City mony (Off.]
Chameleon.: Be. VI. 4. A.
Chamfer,: [Gutter (freq.)
Chamomil.: HF. II. 8.
Champ,: [Mastication]
Champain,: [Plain.] W. III. 1. E.
Champion,: [Instead-fighting (person.]
Chance,: [Fortune.]
Chancel,: [Chief adj. Temple (Room.]
Chancellor,: [Judge of Equity.]
Chancery,: [Court of Equity.]
Chandler,: [Candle
(Mech.
(Merch.
Chanel.: W. IV. 5. A.
Change.: [Alter] TA. I. 1. O.
Mutation, TA. II. 6. A.

...—of the Moon.

[Time when the Moon ends one Course, and begins ano∣ther]

[Exchange]
Changeable.: Mutable, [adj. Change (apt.]

Of divers Colours. Q. II. 5. A.
Changeling.: [Instead-put]

[Idiot]
Channa.: Fi. V. 11. A.
Chant,: [Sing.]
Chanter,: [Chief Singer.]
Chantry,: [Ecclesiastical singing (place.]
Chaos,: [Unformed matter.]
Chap.: [Chink] Mag. V. 4. O.

...—of mouth.

[Jaw]
sp. Bone of it.]
Chape,: [End (arm.) of the Swords case.]
Chaplain: Domestic Presby∣ter.]

Private Presby∣ter.]
Chaplet,: [Wreath of Flowers for the head.]
Chapman,: [adj. a. Buying (per∣son.]
Chappel,: [Temple
(dim.
accessory.
Chapter.: —of book. D. III. 3.

—of Cathedral. [Bishop's Assessors (aggr.]
[Their Convention]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Character.: D. I. 1. A.
[Description]
Charcole,: [Cole made by chark∣ing.]
Chare,: [Business (dim.]
[Instead-business]
Charge,: Proper [Load] Po. V. A.

...—a Gun.
[adj. p. Ammunition (make]

In Oeconomic.
[Command]

In Civil sense.
[Trust]
have—of, Be intrusted with.
[Office]
Cost, [Expence]

In Judicial.
[Accuse]
Lay to one's— [a. Accu∣ser.]

In Military.
[Assault]
Charger,: [Dish (aug.) for Escu∣lents.]
Chary.: [adj. Indulgence]

[Heedful for]

[Loth that it should suffer]
Chariot.: Po. V. 2.
Charity.: Ha. V. 6.
Chark.: O. VI. 7.
Charleswain,: [Stars (aggr.) cal∣led, &c.]
Charlock.: HS. IV. 9. A.
Charm: Witch with words.

Wizard with words.
Charnel,: [Room for dead bo∣dies.]
Charr.: Fi. IX. 3. A.
Charring.: O. VI. 7.
Charter,: [Patent]
sp. For grant of Privilege]
Chase.: [Treey Country]
sp. for Deer.

[Forrest] Po. I. 2. A.
...to—

[Hunt]

[Drive]

[Persue]
Chasm,: [Emptiness.]
—in the Skie. El. V. 5.
Chast,: [adj. Chastity.]
—••ree▪ Sh. V. 1.
Chastise,: [Correct.]
Chatt,: [Loquacity.]
Chattels,: [Goods not inherita∣ble.]
Chatter.: with ones Tongue.
as Birds.
a. Swallow voice]
a. Pie voice]
[Prate]
with ones Teeth.
[Tremble—]
sp. with Sound (aug.]
Cheap.: [adj.
Price
Value
(dim.]

[Sorry] TM. I. 4. D.
Cheapen,: [Treat concerning the price.]
Cheat,: [Fraud.]
Check.: [Interrupt Motion]

[Hinder]

[Cohibit]

[Reprove]
Checker,: vid. Exchequer.
—'d with Colours. Q. II. 7.
Cheef,: [Principal.]
Cheek.: PG. III. 7.
[Side] Sp. III. 4.
Cheer.: Diet, [Quantity of Food.]

[Face (manner]
...to—
[Encourage]
[Merry (make.]
[Cheerful (make.]
Cheerfulness,: [Alacrity.] Ha. IV. 3.
Cheese.: Pro. I. 3. A.
Cheeslip,: [Sow.] Ex. II. 9.
Cheesrunning: [Ladies bedstraw] HL. IX. 6. A.
Cherish.: [a. Fotion] AC. I. 4.

[Preserve indulgently]
Cherry.: Tr. II. 3.
Birds— Sh. II. 5.
Winter— HS. IX. 8.
Wildrock— of Austria. Sh. II. 5. A.
Cherub.: [Angel]

[Image of Angel]
Chervil.: HF. V. 8. A.
Chesil.: [Prism. for
Cutting
Carving
Chess-playing.: Mo. V. 3.
Chest.: [Box] Pr. V. 2.
of the Body.

[Trunk]
sp. the Cavity of it.]
Chestnut.: Tr. IV. 4.
Cheverel,: [Leather of Gote's skin.]
Cheveron,: [Tooth (like) lines.]
Chevin,: [Chub.] Fi. IX. 8. A.
Chew,: [Mastication.]
—the Cud, [Re-masticate.]
Chibbol,: [Young Onion.]
Chickling.: HS. II. 5.
under-ground— HS. II. 7.
Chick,: [Hen (young.]
—weed. HS. V. 9. A.
Bastard— HS. V. 10.
berry bearing— HS. IX. 8. A.
Chide,: [Reprove angrily.]
Chill,: [Cold (dim]
Chilblain.: S. III. 7.
Child.: By Relation.

Natural. RO. I. 2. O.
to be with— [to have con∣ceived.]
—in the womb, [Embryo.]
—birth, [Parturition]
—bed, [the Bed in which adj. a. pret. Part••••ition lies.]
in— [adj. a. pret. Parturi∣tion.]
Adventitious.
Foster— RO. III 2. O.
God— RO. III. 1. O.
Ward— RO. III. 4. O.

By Age.
[Infant]
Boy.
Childhood.: [Infancy] Mea. VI. 1.
Boy's age, Mea. VI. 1. A.
Childish,: [adj. Child (like.]
Childless,: [Not-parent.]
Chime.: [Tune with the Bells]

[Ring melodiously]
Chimaera,: [adj. Fiction (thing.]
Chimist.: [O. VI. (mech.]
Chimny.: Po. III. 9. A.
Chin.: PG. III. 8. A.
China,: [root of an Indian climb∣ing plant.]
Chine,: [Bone of the Back.]
Chin-cough,: [adj. a. pret. Dura∣tion (aug.) Cough.]
Chink,: Chap. Mag. V. 4. O.
Chip.: TM. VI. 5.
...to—
[Cut into Chips.]
[From-cut the outside.]
Chiromancy,: [Wizarding by the sight of hand.]
Chirp.: dim. Singing. AC. III. 5. A.

Voice of Birds, [a. Sparrow (voice]
Chirurgeon.: [adj. RC. III. 2. (person]
Chit,: [Cat (young]
Chitterling,: [Smallest gu••s.]
Chivalry,: [War (art.]
sp. adj. Horseman.]
Chives,: vid. Cive.
Chocolate.: Tr. IV. 7.
Choice.: Subst.
[Election] RC. IV. 2.
[Diversity]
[Many of divers
Kinds.]
Valors.]

Adject.

[Excellent]
Choke,: [Strangle.] RC. V. 8.
Choler.: PG. I. 6. A.
—adust, [melancholy]
Choleric.: [adj. Choler]

[adj. Anger (apt.]
Choose,: [a. Election.]
As to do. AS. IV. 5.
As to Office. RC. IV. 2.
may— [is adj. Liberty.]
cannot—but, [is adj. p. Deter∣mination.]
Chop.

Page [unnumbered]

Chord.: Mag. II. 6. A.
Chorister,: [adj. Singing (Off.]
Chorus.: [together-Singers (Aggr.]

[Players together-speaking (aggr.]
Chough.: Bi. I. 6. A.
Chrism,: [Anointing.]
Christ.: G. II.
Christen,: [Baptize.]
Christendom,: [World of Christi∣ans.]
Christianity.: RE. I. 4.
Christmas,: [Festival (time) of Christ's birth.]
—day, [Festival day of Christ's birth.]
Chromis.: Fi. V. 7.
Chronicle.: [Relation of things done according to the Series of times.]
Chronology.: [History of times.]

[Computing (art) of times]
Chrysocoll,: [Borax]
Chrysolite.: PP. V. 6. A.
Chub.: Fi. IX. 8. A.
Chuckle,: [Laugh (augm.]
sp. Inwardly.]
Church.: Society, [RE. (aggr.]

Temple. Po. II. 4.
—warden, [adj. Temple (Off.]
—yard, [Court of Temple]
Churching.: RE. IV. 6.
Churl,: [adj. Churlishness (per∣son.]
Churlishness.: [Rusticity] Man. IV. 9. D.

[Moroseness] Man. IV. 7. D.
op. to Alms. Man. III. 5. D.

[Roughness]
Churn,: [Motion (freq.) vicissitu∣dinary.]
Chur-worm.: [Fen-Cricket.] Ex. II. 2. A.
Chyle.: PG. I. 3.
Chymic Operation.: O. VI.
Cicada.: Ex. IV. 6.
—aquatica. EX. II. 4. A.
Cicely.: Sweet— HF. IV. 3.

wi••d— HF. IV. 3. A.
Cicutaria.
Cider,: [Wine of Apples.]
Cimex,: [Punice] Ex. II. 6. A.
—sylvestris. Ex. II. 3.
Cinders,: [Fiery ashes]
—of Sea-cole, [Charred remainders—]
Cinnabar.: Met. III. 5.
Cinna••ion,: Tr. VII. 8.
Cinqfoil.: HF. IX. 2.
Cipher.: [adj. Number (sign) Chara∣cter.]
[Character]
[Secret Character]
[Number]
to— [adj. a. Number (art.]

[Nothing (sign) Character.]
Cypres,: [Transparent Linnen.]
—Tr. V. 6.
Circle.: Mag. III. 2.
By which the World is divi∣ded. W. VI.
Circuit.: [Region]

[Margin of Circle]
Circular,: [adj. Circle.]
Circulate,: [About-going]
Circumcision.: RE. VI. 5.
Circumference,: [Circle about- adj. Margin.]
Circumflex,: [Long sounding.]
Circumlocution,: [Express by ma∣ny words.]
[Paraphrase] D. V. 5. A.
Circumscribe,: [About—a. com∣pass.]
Circumspect,: [Cautious.]
Circumstance.: T. VI. 3.
Circumvent,: [a. Fraud.]
Cistern,: [a. Keeping (vessel) for Water.]
Citadel,: [Castle.] Po. II. 2.
Citation.: Summons RJ. II. 1.

[Quotation] D. IV. 9.
Citerior.: Sp. II. 2. E.
City.: RC. III. 3. A.
Citizen.: RC. I. 6.
Citrine,: [adj. Citron colour.]
Citrinella.: Bi. VI. 2.
Citron.: Tr. I. 8.
Citrull.: HS. VII. 2. A.
Cittern,: [Little musical (instr.) having brass strings.]
Citysus.: Sh. II. 6. A.
Cive,: HL. IV. 10. A.
Civet,: [Sweat of the Civet Cat.]
—Cat. Be. IV. 4. A.
Civil.: [adj. Civility]

[adj. City]

[adj. Civil relation]

—Relation. RC.

—Lawyer. RC. II. 2.

...—War.
[War between men of the same
Nation.]
Common∣wealth.]
Civility.: [Courtesie] Man. IV. 7.

[Complaisance] Man. IV. 8.
Clack,: [Knock (freq.) sound.]
a— [adj. Knock (machin.]
Clad,: [Clothed]
Clay.: El. IV. 4.
Claim.: TA. I. 3.
Clamber,: [Climbe
adv. Difficult.]
(corr.]
Clamminess.: Q. VI. 4. E.
Clamor,: [Exclaim] AC. III. 3. O.
Clancular,: [Secret.]
Clandestine,: [Secret.]
Clap.: AC. V. 5.
...—up.
[Finish adv. sudden]
[Imprison]
sp. suddenly.
—of thunder, [sound (imp.) of th.]
Clapboard,: [Oaken (lamins) for lining Rooms.]
Clapper.: [Box] Pr. V. 2.
Instrument, [Striking (part) of ringing (instr.]
Claret,: [Red French Wine]
Clary.: HF. VII. 10.
Wild—HF. VII. 10. A.
Clarifie.: [Separating the course (parts.]

[a. Clear (make.]••
Clash.: [against-Strike]
sp. reciprocally.]

[a. Contention]
Clasp.: [Hook]

[Embrace]
Clasper,: [Tendril.] PP. II. 7. A.
Class,: [Series.]
Classic,: [Authentic.]
Clatter,: [Jarring.]
Clause.: D. III. 1.
Claw.: as of man, [Nail.]
a—back, [Fawner.]
as of Beast. PP. VI. 5. A.
as of Bird. PP. V. 3.
as of Shell-fish. PP. IV. 7.

to— [Scratch.]
Clean.: [Pure] TM. V. 6.

...Quite and—
perfectly]
Totally]
Cleanliness.: Man. II. 6.
Cleanse.: [Clean (make.]
[a. Innocent (make.]

[Vndefiled (make.]
[Un a. guilty (make.]
Clear.: Entire of it self.

—ly. [Wholly.]

Not mingled with other.
[Simple.]

sp. not with worse.
[Pure]
[Not hinder'd from
being
doing
Receiving
(perf.]

E.g. in any genus, as of Quality or Relation NP.

Page [unnumbered]

...
- ... 〈1 page duplicate〉〈1 page duplicate〉

Page [unnumbered]

...
- ... 〈1 page duplicate〉〈1 page duplicate〉

Page [unnumbered]

Cleaver.: [Cleaving (instr.]

[Knife (augm.) to strike with]
Cleavers.: [goose-grass] HL. IX. 9. A.
Cleaving.: Sticking.
[a. Clammy]
[Adhering]

Chapping, [apj. p. Chink.]
as with a Wedge. O. I. 3.
...Cloven-footed.
Cleer,: vid. Clear.
Cleft.: [Chink] Mag. V. 4. O.

[adj. p. Cleave]
Clematis.: Sh. V. 7.
Clemency.: Man. VI. 8.
Clergy.: RE. II.
Clerk.: [adj.
Church-
Writing
(Offi∣cer.]
[adj. Clergy (person]
[adj Church (off.]
—of Church, [Minister's subor∣dinate (officer.]
[adj. Writing (offic]
...—of Exchequer.
...—of Rolls.
...Gentleman's—
—of Market. [adj. Market (off.]
Clew,: [Bottom.]
Click,: [a. Sound as Watch.]
Clicket,: [Lust.]
sp. of Rabbets.]
Client.: [Dependent]

[adj. p. Advocate (person]
Cliff.: W. III. 3. A.
Climacteric,: [adj. a. Altering (apt.) seventh year.]
Climate,: [adj. p. Latitude (place) of 13 hours, 13 and a half, &c]
Climbe.: Mo. II. 5.
Climber of Virginia.: Sh. V. 8.
Clinch.: —a Nail, [Fix it by
re-knocking
folding
the point of it.]

—ones Fist, [Fold the hand.]

a— [Urbanity (endeavor) by similitude of words.]
Cling.: AC. VI. 9.
Clink,: [a. Sound as Chains.]
Clip.: [Cut] O. V. 4. A.

[Embrace]
Clock.: Po. VI. 6. A.
what is it of— [what hour is it according to the—]
Clod,: [Lump.]
Clog,: [Hinder.]
Cloy.: [adj. p. Excess (make]

[adj. a. Nauseate with abun∣dance.]
Cloister.: [House of Monks]

[Roofed walking (place]
Cloke,: [Wide outer (Vest]
...to—
[Cover]
[Pretence]
[Conceal]
Cloke-bag,: [Sack to be tied be∣hind the Saddle.]
Closeness,: Nearness impeditive of
Penetration.
Nearness
of thing to thing.
[Nearness]
[Contiguity]
[Continuity]
of the parts of a thing.
The Extremes.
[Narrowness]
The Middle parts.
Closeness, Q. V. 3.
[Densness] Q. V. 3. E.
Impeditive as to the Surface.
...to close.
[adj. Hide.]
[adj. Conceal]
Periphery.
...to close.
[adj. a. Sepiment]
...a Close.
[adj. p. Sepiment (place]
Top.
...to close.
with its own.
[adj. Shut]
[adj. p. Whole] as a Wound.
with anothers.
[adj. Cover]
Side.
...to close.
[Together-join]
[Together-fold] as a Let∣ter.
End.
to close, [adj. a. Finish.]
Of Penetration; by
Ey, [Darkness] as of wea∣ther.
Ear, [Silence.]
Reservedness.]
Hand, &c.
[Fastness]
[Penuriousness]
Closet,: Room (dim.) for pri∣vacy]
Clot.: ...—bird.

...—burr.
Cloth.: Stuff for Clothing [adj. Clo∣thing thing]
Cotton— Pr. IV. 4. A.
Hair— Pr. IV. 1. A.
Linn••n— Pr. IV. 4.
Woollen— Pro. IV. 1.

—worker, [adj. cloth (Me∣chanic.]
Clothe.: [make Cloth]
put on [adj. p. Clothing (make]
Clothing.: Pr. IV.
Clottered,: [Coagulated]
Cloud.: El. III. 2.
Clove.: —of Garlick, [Bulb of the root]

—tree. Tr. III. 9.
Cloun,: vid. Clown.
Clout.: [Fragment of Cloth]

[adj. Mending (thing]
...to—

[Mend by addition.]

[Strengthen by addition.]
Clown.: [adj Country (corr.]

[adj. Rusticity (person]
—ishness, [Rusticity.]
Clu,: [Bottom.] Mag. VI. 7.
Club.: Weapon, RM. V. 2.

[Society.]
Cluck,: as a Hen.
[Calling (voice]
Clung.: [adj. a. preter. Cling]

[together-adhering]
Cluster.: PP. II. 4.
[adj. aggregate (thing]
Clutch.: [Talon. PP. V. 3. (Aggreg.]

[Hand] PG. V. 3. Holding. TA. V. 5. (augm.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Clutter.: [Confused
Motion]
Sound]
Clyster,: [Medicinal drink for fundament.]
Coach.: Po. V. 1.
—man, [Coach (Officer.]
—box, [Seat of Coach (Offi∣cer.]
Coaction.: AS. IV. 9. O.
C••adjutor,: [With-helper.]
Coagulating.: O. VI. 2. A.
Coalition: [a. Uniting.

[p. Uniting.
Coarctation.: [together-joyning (augm.]

[Shrinking]
Coast.: Quarter, [Country near.]

Sea-coast, [nigh- adj. Sea Country.]

to— [Travail (end.) by conje∣cture.]
Coat.: Garment, [Outward close (vest.]

—of Male, [Woven (like) armour.]

...—of Arms,
[Nobility
[Gentility
(sign.

Cottage, [Rustic house (dim.]
Cobble.: [Mend, (corr.]

[a. Unskilful] Ha. VI. 3. O.
Cob-iron,: [Supporting (instr.) for Spit.]
Cobler,: [Mending (mech.) of Leather (vest) for foot.]
Cobweb,: [Spider's woven (thing]
Cock: [Male] sp. bird]

[Bird, Bi. II. 1. (male]
—'s comb. HS. VIII. 7.
—'s head. HS. III. 5. A.
heath— Bi. II. 5. A.
—of the wood. Bi. II. 5.

Exanguious.
Sea— Ex. VI. 6. A.
—Roches. Ex. I. 7. A.
winged— Ex. II. 3. A.

Instrument.
—of Dial, [Pin—]
—of Gun-lock. [adj. a. Fire (machin.]
—for Water, [Lock of Pipe.]
Weather— [Winde (sign) instrument.]
—of Hay, [Heap—]
—boat, [Boat (dim.]
—swain. RN. V. 6. A.
Cockall,: [Dicing with heel∣bones.]
Cockatrice,: [Serpent killing by Sight.]
Cocker,: [adj. a. Fondness.] Man. VI. 7. D.
Cocket,: [Writing of Tribute
(off.) for
impor••
export
of wares]
Cockle.: Fish. Ex. VIII. 5 A.

Herb. HS. V. 6. A.
Cockrel,: [Hen (male) (young.]
Coco.: Tr. IV. 6.
Cocothraustes.: Bi. IV. 4.
—Cristatus. Bi. IV. 4. A.
Cod.: Fish. Fi. III. 1.

—of Plant. PP. III. 5. A.

—of Animal, [Testicles (ves∣sel.]
—piece, [adj. Privities (vest.]
Codicil,: [Added writing.]
Coequal,: [Equal.]
Coerce,: [Cohibit.]
Coessential,: [Of the same Es∣sence.]
Coetaneous,: [Together in Age.]
Coeternal,: [Together-eternal.]
Coexistent,: [Together-existent.]
Coffee.: Tr. IV. 7. A.
Coffer,: [Chest.]
—er, [Keeping (off.) of Trea∣sure.]
Coffi.: Tr. IV. 7. A.
Coffin.: [Receiving (vessel]

[Box for dead body]
Cog.: —of Mill, [Tooth of wheel.]

...to—
[Fawn.]
[a. Fraud.]
Cogitation,: [Thinking]
Cognation of things.: T. VI. 8.
Cognisance.: [Acknowledging]

of Cause. RJ. II. 4.

Badge, [Service (sign.]
Coheir,: [Together-heir.]
Coherent.: [Together
Sticking.]
Joining.]

[adj. Congruity]
Cohibitive cause: T. II. 2. O.
Cohobation,: [Repeated Distilla∣tion.]
Cohort,: [Troop.]
Coy,: [adj. Aversation (apt.]
Ooif,: [Close adj. head (vest.]
Coil,: [Confused
Motion.]
Sound.]

to—a rope, [a. Spiral.]
Coin▪: —of a Wall., [Corner—]

[Mony]
...to—

[a. Mony (make]

[a. Print] sp. in Metal]

[a. Fiction]

[a. Forgery]
Coincident,: [Together-adj. Event]
Coistrel,: [adj. Adolescence (male.]
Coit.: [Lamin. adj. p. cast (apt.]
Coition.: AC. II. 5. A.
Colander,: [adj. Streining (vess.]
Cold.: —to sense. Q. V. 1. D.
[Remiss]

a— [Disease from cold]
Cole.: Live— [Fired fuel (Part]

Dead— [un-fired fuel (part]

Sea— St. VI. 3. A.
—black, [Black (augm.]
Cole-rake,: Instr.
Cole-mouse.: Bi. VI. 7. A.
Cole-wort,: [Cabbage.] HS. IV. 6.
Colet,: Concave (place of Ring.

Gem (place of Ring.
Colic: S. VI. 5.
Coll,: [Embrace.]
Collar,: [Environing (armam.] for neck.]
Collateral.: [of the same Series]

[Accessary]
Collation.: [Giving]

[Right of giving]

[Refection. Pr. I. 1. A.]

[Comparing. TA. II. 5.]
Collect,: [adj. Epitome prayer.]
Collection.: [a. Gathering]

[adj. p. Gathering (thing.]
Collective.: [Together-gathering]

[adj. Aggregate]
Collector,: [adj. a. Gathering
Person.]
Officer.]
College.: RC. III. 7▪ A.
sp. of Schollars.]
Collegue.: [Companion.]

[Together
adj. p. Leag.]
adj. p. Colledg.]
Officer.]
Collier,: [Fuel
(mech.]
(merc.]
Colli-flower,: [Cabbage]
Collision.: [Together striking.]

[Reciprocal striking.]
Collogue,: [Fawn.]
Collop.: [Chip]

[Slice]
Colloquy,: [Together-discourse.]
Collusion,: [Agreeing to cheat.]
Colon.: [adj. Fundament Gut.]

Period. D. I. 6.
Colonel,: [Regiment (Off.]
Colony.: RC. III. 1. A.
Coloquintida.: HS. VII. 4.
Color.: Q. II.
[Pretext]
—s [adj.
Ensign
Cornet
(thing]
Coloss,: [Image (augm.]
Colt: Horse (young]
Ass (young]

—s-foot. HL. VI. 1.
mountain -[Horse foot] HL. VI. 3.
Columbine.: HS. I. 2. A.
Column,: [Pillar Poss. III. 5.]
Colure,: [Meridian through Tro∣pics.]

Page [unnumbered]

Comb.: [Combing (instr.]

to— O. V. 9. A.
Crest. PP. V. 7.

...Cox—
Herb.
[adj. Folly (person]
[adj. Formalness, Man. IV. 6. E. (person]

Hony— [Bees Chambers (aggr.]
Combat,: [Fighting.]
Comber.: [Burthen]

[Trouble]

[Hinder.]
Combine.: [Together-a,
join.]
league.]
faction.]
Combustion.: [Burning.]

[Contention]

[Sedition.]
Come.: Motion
toward
to
TA. VI. 1.

sp. from a remoter term to a nearer.

—about, [Turn.]

—after, [Follow.]

—again, [Return.]

...—at
a thing, [Obtain.]
a person, [Assault.]

—back▪ [Return.]

—by, [Obtain.]

...—forth.

[become
visible.]
known.]

[be manifested]

...—forward
Proceed.]
p. Increase.]

—in, [Submit.]

—off, [p. Event.]

—upon equal terms. RM. II. 1.

—Victor. RM. II. 1. E.

—Loser. RM. II. 1. D.

—on, [Proceed.]

—over, [P. Convert.]

...—a person,
a. Craft.]
a▪ Fraud.]

...—out.

[become
visible.]
known.]

[be manifested.]

...—to
v. Event.]
p. Sum.]

—to good, [v. Event. (perf.]

—to hand, [v. Event—]

...—to light▪
p. Manifest.]
p. Public.]

—to Minde, [adj. p. Memory.]

—to nought, [v. Event]
(corr.]
nothing.]

—to pass, [v. Event.]

—to self, [Return to former Condition.]

...—up,
Become visible.]
Grow visible.]

—upon, [Assault.]

—with, [Bring.]
Being.

[future.]
to— [adj. future.]

[near.]

[present.]
(inc.)
[adv. End.]
—short. [v. Defect adv. End.]
—to, [p. Sum adv. End.]
[adv. Total.]
—to, [p. Total.]

Being the Effect.
—of it, [Be the Effect—]

Being the Event.
Vide supra.

Appearing.
Forth—ing, [adj. fut. Ap∣pear.]

Parturition.
Comedy,: [Play with merry Con∣clusion.]
Comely.: [Decent]

[Handsom]
Comet.: W. II. 3. A.
Meteor. El. I. 2.
Comfet,: [adj. p. Confection (thing) with Sugar.]
Comfort.: RO. VI. 3.
Comfrey.: HL. IX. 4.
Comical,: [adj. Comedy]

[adj. Mirth]
Comity,: [Courtesie.] Man. IV. 7.
Comma.: D. I. 5.
Command.: v. Precept. RO. V. 1.

[a. Master]

[a. Magistrate]
at ones— [adj. p.
Command
Govern
by one.]
a commanded Party. RM. IV. 6.
Commander.: [Commanding
(Person.
(Off.

[adj. Wood (instr.) for in∣driving Columns]
Commemorate: [Re- a. memory (make.]

[a. Memory solemnly.]
Commence.: [Begin]

[Take a Degree] [Be made—
Doctor.]
Master.]

—an Action, [a. Action.]
RJ. II. O.
Commend.: [Praise.]
—to self. RO. V. 7.
—to others. RO. V. 8.
Entrust, [Deposit]

[Speak ones
Salutations to
remembrance
(another.]
Commendations.: ...To do ones—
Speak ones Love.]
Be Messenger of ones Salutation.]
Instead-salute.]

...Letters o-
Praise.
a. Trust (make.
Commensurate,: [Together-pro∣portioned.]
Comment.: D. V. 6.
—ary. D. V. 6.
Commerce.: TA. IV.
Commination,: [Threat.] RO. V. 6. O.
Commiserate,: [a. Pity.] AS. VI. 7. O.
Commissary,: [Officer.]
Ecclesiastic, [Instead-Judge Eccles.]
Military, [adj. Provisions (off.]
Commission.: RC. IV. 4. A.
—er, [Commission'd (per∣son.]
Commit.: [Doe]
fp. as Fault.]

[Entrust]
as Prisoner, [a. Imprison∣ment.]
Committee,: [Authorized per∣sons (aggr.]
[Council (dim.]
Commixtion.: [Mixture]

[Together-mixture]
Commodious.: [Congruous]

[Convenient]

[Profitable]
Commodity.: [Convenience]

[Profit]

[Ware]
Common.: [adj.
All
Every
Many

Op. to Proper. TM. IV. 6. O
[Public.] TM. V. 4.
[adj. People]
...—wealth.
[adj. RC. (thing]
[Common Prosperity.]
[Government by the Peo∣ple.]

[Obvious]

[Frequent]

[Usual]

[Not-consecrated]
Commonalty,: [People (kind]
Commons,: [not-Lords.]
...—of Victual.
[Proportioned
Food.
Provisi∣ons
...—for Ca••tel.
[Common Pasture]
[Peoples Pasture]
Commotion.: [Motion]

[Sedition]

[Trouble]
Commune,: [Confer.] AC. V. 7. A.
Communicate.: [Common (make]

[Partnership (make]

[Known (make]
Communication.: [Conversation]

[Conference] AC. V. 7. A.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Communion.: [Together—
Union.]
Partnership.]

[Lord's Supper.] RE. VI. 6. A.
Community,: [Common (kinde]
Commutation.: [Commerce]

[Exchange]
Compact.: [Together-join (augm.]

[Close (augm.]

[Agreement]

[Together-league]

[Covenant]
Company.: [Together
Being
Going
Travelling

[Companion (abst.]

[adj. aggregate (thing]

[adj. Multitude (aggr.]

[Society]

[Convention]

[Corporation]
of Souldiers. RM. IV. 2.

To— [Together-
Be
Go
Travel
Companion.: Fellow. RO. IV. 2.

[Accessary (person]

[Urbane (person]

[Sorry (person]
Compare.: TA. II. 5.
In Comparison of, [Being compared with]
Compass.: [About-goe]

[Goe about the out-side]

fetch— [Go, adv. Curve]

[About-sepiment]

[v. Circle]

...Mariners—
[Box to direct Navigati∣on]
[adj. Magnet
(Jug.)
(Vess.)

Pair of— [Writing (instr.) of Circles.]

[Comprehend]

[Obtain]

—of a year, &c. [Space—&c.]
Compassion,: [Pity] TA. VI. 7. O.
Compatible: [Together-
agreeing.
adj. Congruous.
Compeer.: [Like]

[Companion]
Compell,: [a. Coaction]
Compellation,: [a. Name.]
Compendious.: [adj. Shortness]

[adj. p. Epitome]
Compendium.: [Epitome]

[Short method]
Compensate.: TA. II. 7. A.
Competent,: [Sufficient.]
Competitor,: [Rival.]
Compile.: [Compound]

[a. Book (make]
Complacence.: [Delight] AS. IV. 7.

Vertue. Man. IV. 8.
Complain.: [Grief (sign]

[a. Accuser]
Complaisance.: Man. IV. 8.
Complementing.: AC. V. 7.
Complete.: [Perfect]

[adj. p. Finishing]
Complexion.: [Aggregate]

[Composition]

[Temper]

[Colour of Face]
Complie.: [v. Congruity]

[Follow]

[Imitate]

[Please by v. Congruity.]
Complicated,: [Together
aggregated
intangled
Mingled.
Complices.: [Together-leagued (persons]

[Companions]

[Accessories]
Comportment.: [Gesture]

[Demeanor]

[Conversation (manner]
Compose.: [Together-put]
...—a
Book, [a. Book
Verse, [a. Verse
(make

[a. Order (perf.]
[Un-confused (make]

[adj. a. Agree (make]
[a. Quiet]
Compound.: [Together
put
join

[Make of many parts]

[a. Mixture]

[Covenant to pay
Less than ones debt.]
Comprehend.: a. Capacity. TA. II. 4.

[Understand
All
Perfectly
Totally
Compression.: O. I. 3. O.
Comprize,: vid. Comprehend.
Compromise,: [together-submit to Arbitration]
Compulsion,: [Coaction]
Compunction.: [Remorse]

[Repentance (inc.]
Compurgation.: [a. Innocent by witness]
Computation.: [Account]

[Numbring]
Con-over,: [again-say (freq.) for remembring.]
Concatenation,: [Together-chain∣ing.]
Concave.: Mag. III. 4. D.
Conceal.: TA. I. 8. O.
Conceit.: [Fancy]

[Opinion]

[Witty saying]
Conceitedness,: Ha. III. 3. D▪
Conceiving.: [a. Common sense]

[a. Fancy]

[a. Understanding]

[a. Thought]

—with young. AC. I. 2. A.
Concentre,: together— centre]

adv. Same centre]
Conception.: AC. I. 2. A.
Concern,: [v.
Pertinent.]
Proper.]
Profitable.]
Concerning.: [Pertinent]

[Of]
Concession.: D. VI. 3. A.
Concillator,: [Reconciler.]
Concise,: [adj. Shortness.]
Concitation,: [Impulsion.]
Conclave: [Chamber sp. Se∣cret.]

[Council sp. Se∣cret.]
Conclude.: [End]

[Finish]

[Determine]

[v. Inference]
Concoct,: [a. Digestion.]
Concomitant.: [adj. Simultaneity]

[Together-being]
Concord.: [Agreeing]

Symphony. Q. III. 8.
Concordance,: [Catalog. for finding of
words]
things]
Concorporate,: [Together-
a. Body
a. Corporation
Concourse.: [Together-coming (augm.]

[Convention (augm.]
Concrete.: [Coagulate]
op. to Abstract. D. II. 2. O.
Concubine.: Appropriated Whore]

instead-Wife]
Concupiscence.: [Appetite.]

[Desire]

[Lust]

[Nature (corr.]

[Original Sin]
Concur.: [Meet]

[Together—
be
agree
come
Concussion,: [Shaking]
Condemn.: Sentence. RJ. II. 7. O.

[Blame]

[Disapprove]
Condense,: [dense.]
Condescend.: [a. Man. VI. 2.]

[Permit]

Page [unnumbered]

Condescension.: Man. VI. 2.
Condign: [Worthy]
Conditing.: Pr. III. 9. A.
Condition.: T. II. 4.
[Quality]
[Disposition]
Capacity. TA. II. 4.
[State]
[Supposition]
[Covenant]
Condole,: [Together-grieve]
Conduce,: [a. Help.]
Conduct.: [Leading] TA. VI. ••.

[a. Officer]

Safe— [Licence of safe go∣ing]
Conduit,: [Aqueduct] Po. II. 8. A.
Cone.: Mag. III. 7.
Fruit. PP. III. 5.
Confection.: Pr. II. 2. A.
Confederacy,: [League] RC. III. 8.
Confer.: [Give] TA. IV. 4.

[Compare.] TA. II. 5.

Discourse together. AC. V. 7. A.
Confess.: [Acknowledge]
anothers praise.
our own.
Sin. RE. IV. 2.
Error. D. VI. 9.
Confessor.: adj. Hear∣ing
(Person
(Officer

for confession of Sins]

Sufferer for Religion. RE. III. 3.
Confidence.: Affection. AS. V. 7.

[Assuredness] AS. III. 6.
Confident,: [adj. Confidence.]
ones— [ones
adj. a. counsel
adj. p. trust
friend]
Confine.: [a. Finite]

[a. Cohibit] TA. II. 2. O.

[a. Imprisonment]
Confines,: [Margining Countries]
Confirm.: [Strengthen]
sp. More strengthen.]

[More-assure]

[a. Witness.]
—ation. D. VI. 6. A.

—Ecclesiastic. RE. IV. 8.
Confiscation.: RJ. VI. 7. A.
Conflict.: [Fight] RM. I. 7.

[a. Contention]
Confluence: [Together-
Coming (aug.
Convention
Conform.: [adv. Congruous-do]

[So-do]

[a. Obedience]
Confound.: [adj. p. Confused (make]

[Mingle]

[adj. p. Shame (make]

[Posing] D. VI. 8.

[Destroy] AS. I. 4. O.
Confraternity.: [Colledge]

[Corporation]

[Penitents, (aggr.] RE. II. 6. A.
Confront,: [a. Opposite present]
Confused,: [adj. Confusion.]
Confusion.: Disorder, TM. V. 2. O.

[Shame (augm.]

[Destruction] AS. I. 4. O.
Confutation.: D. VI. 7.
Confute,: [a. Confutation.]
Congeal.: [a. Coagulate]

[a.
Gelly
Ice
(make]
Congee.: AC. V. 4.
Conger.: Fi. VI. 1.
Conglutinate,: [together-
glue]
join]
Congratulate,: [a. Joy for good of others.] AS. VI. 6
Congregation,: [Convention]
Congruous,: [adj. T. V. 5.]
Conic: [adj. Cone.]
Conie.: Be. III. 4.
Conjecture.: —ing. AS. II. 7. A.
Conjugal,: [adj. Marriage]
Conjugate.: [Together-derived]
Conjugation,: [Forming (manner) of endings of Verbs]
Conjunction.: [Joining]

Particle. D. II. 9. A.

—of Planets [neerness]
Conjure.: [a. Witchcraft]

[a. Entreat (augm.]
Conjurer,: [a. Witchcraft (per∣son.]
Connexion,: [Joyning (manner]
Connive.: [Tolerate secretly]

[Not hinder]

[Not-punish]
Conquer.: RM. II. 7. E.
Consanguinity.: RO. I.
Conscience.: NP. I. 3.
Stupidity of— NP. I. 3. O.
Consciencious,: [adj. Conscience (perf.]
Conscionable.: [According to Conscience]

[adj. Equity]
Conscious.: [Knowing]

[Together-knowing]

[Accessory]
Consecration.: RE. V. I.
—of Bishop, [a. Bishop (make]
Consectary: [Inference
Additional]
Accessory]
Consent.: AS. II 3.
with one— [Together-Adv. IV. 1. consenting]
Consequence.: [Illation]

[Importance]
sp. Future]
Consequent,: [Inference]
Conserve.: [Confection] Pr. II. 2. A.

...to—

[Preserve]

[Confect]

—ation. AS. I. 4.
Consider.: Think. AS. III. 2.

[Compensate] TA. II. 7. A.

—ing. AS. III. 2.

—that, [Whereas] Con. IV. 1.
Considerable,: [Important.]
Considerateness.: Ha. IV. 1.
Consideration.: [Impulsive]

[Respect]

[Compensation]
Consign,: [Assign] RC. V. 1.
Consist.: [adj. p. Simultaneous]

[Agree]

...—ence.
Tactil Quality. Q. V. 5.
Consistory.: Council

Council (place

sp. Ecclesiastic.]
sp. Of Bishops.]
Consolation,: [Comfort]
Consolidate.: [a. Wholeness]

[a. Closeness]
Consonant.: [Congruous]

Letter. D. I. 2. A.
Consort.: [Companion]

[Harmony]

—of Music. Q. III. 6. A.
Conspicuous.: [adj. p. See (apt.]

[adj. Manifest (augm.]
Conspire,: [a. Faction]
Constable,: [Subordinate adj. a. peace (Off.]
Constancy.: Ha. IV. 7.
Constellation,: [Stars (aggr.]
Consternation.: [Fear (augm.]

[Extasie]
sp. through Fear.]
Constipation.: [Together-thrusting]

[a. Close]
Constitute.: [a▪ Cause]

[a. Efficient]
Constitution.: [a. Efficient]
[Appointment]
[Law]
[Edict]

[Mixture]

[Disposition]
[Temper of mind] NP. IV.
[Temper of body] NP. V.
Constrain,: [a. Coaction]
Construction.

Page [unnumbered]

Consul,: [Magistrate of City.]
Consult.: [Together-
Consider]
Counsel▪]

[Ask advice]

[Take advice]
Consume,: vid. Consumption.
Consummate.: [a. Perfect]

[a Finish]
Consumption.: [a. Decay (make]
[Diminish]
[Spoil]
[Destroy]
[Corruption]

Disease. S. II. 2. A.

—of the Lungs. S. V. 3.
Contact.: [Touch]

[Contiguity]
Contagion.: S. I. 1.
Contaminate,: [Defile.]
Contein.: [Comprehend] TA. II. 4.

[Keep chast]
Contemn.: AS. II. 8. O.
Contemplate,: [Meditate.] AS. II. 1. A.
Contemporary,: [adj. Simulta∣neity.]
Contemptible,: [adj. p. Contemn (apt.]
Contend,: [a. Contention.]
Content.: [Capacity]

[Contentation] Ha. I. 3.

[Satisfaction] AS. III. 5.
Contentation.: Ha. I. 3.
Contentiousness.: Man IV. 3 D.
Contest,: [Contention in words]
Contexture,: [Together—
Weaving]
Joining]
Contignation,: [Together joining of Floors.]
Contiguity.: Sp. II. 2.
Continence,: [Chastity]
Continent.: [adj. Chastity]

Land. W. III. 2.
Contingent.: T. V. 7. O.
Continue.: [a. Permanence]

[a. Duration]

[Stay]
...—ed

—Quantity. TM. II.
Continual.: [Permanent]

[Perpetual]
Continuance.: —of Place. Sp. II. 7.

—of Time, [Permanence.]
...In—of Time.
[After much Time]
[At length]
Contrabanded,: [Forbidden to be imported.)
Contract.: [Together-draw]

[Bargain] RC. V.

[Betroth]

[Obtain]

—a disease, [adj. p. Dis∣ease.]
Contradiction.: D. VI. 4. A.
Contradictory,: [adj. Contradi∣ction]
Contrary.: T. V. 5. O.
Contribution.: [Giving]
sp. Proportionable]
sp. Free.]

[Tax]
Contrition,: [Remorse]
Contrive.: AS. III. 7.
Controle.: [Observe Faults]

[Censure Faults]

[Reprehend]

[Cohibit]

—er, [adj. Cohibiting (Off.]
Controversie.: [Dispute]

[Suit]
Contumacy.: Constancy (Exc.) Ha. IV. 7. E.

op to Obedience Man. V. 8. D.
Contumely,: [Affront.]
Contusion: O. IV. 1. A.
[Bruise] S. I. 1. A.
Convey.: [v. Way]

[Lead]

[Carry]

[Send]

...—ance.

[Carriage]

[Sending]

[Contrivement]

[Alienating Writing]
Convene.: [a. Citation]

[v. Convention]
Convenience.: Agreeableness. T. IV. O.

[Congruity]

[Expedience]
Convenient.: [Congruous]

[Expedient]
Conventicle,: [Secret Convention (corr.]
Convention.: RC. III.
Converging.: Mag. II. 7. D.
Conversant.: [adj. Conversation]

[Accustomed]

[Expert]
Conversation.: Man. A.
Qualification for— Man. IV.
Convert.: [Turn (make]

[Apply]

[Proselyte] RE. III. 6.

[Penitent] RE. II. 6. A.

[Reform] RO. VI. 7.
Convex.: Mag. III. 4. E.
Conviction.: D. VI. 8. A.
—by Law, [Prove Guilty.]
Convocation,: [Convention Eccle∣siastic.]
Convoy,: [Travelling Guard.]
Convulsion,: S. IV. 7.
Cook,: [Cookery (mech.]
—ery. Pr. III. 1. A.
Cool,: [Cold (dim.]
[a. Cold]
Coop,: [Prison of Parallel Sticks]
...to—
[Imprison]
[Environ]
Cooper,: [adj. Barrel (mec.]
Cooperate,: [Together-operate]
Coordinate,: [Of equal
Height]
Degree]
Coo••.: Bi. VIII. 8.
Copal.: Tr. VIII. 4 A.
Copartner.: [Partner]

[Accessary]
Cope.: [Change]

[Fight]

[Prune]

...Priest's—
Copy.: Original. T. II. 3
Set a— [a. T. II. 3.]

Transcript. T. II. 3. O.
—out. [a. T. II. 3. O.]
...—hold
[Estate for life]
[Tenement for life]
Copious,: [Abundant]
Copped.: [Sharp topped]

[adj. p. Point]
Copper.: Metal. Met. I. 4.

[Kettle]
Copperas,: [Vitriol.] St. V. 2. A.
Coppis,: [Place of Trees (dim.]
Copula.: D. II. 6.
Copulation,: [Coition.]
Copulative,: [Joining.]
Coracinus.: Fi. IV. 2.
Coral.: St. II. 6.
Cord: Pr. IV. 7. A.
Cordage,: [Cord (kind]
Cordial.: [adj. Heart]

[Heart-strengthning Medicin]

[adj. Sincerity.]
Cordylus: [Lizard (kind) having a tail annulated with scales.]
Core.: [Heart (like) part]

[Middle (part]
sp. Hardest part]
Coriander.: HF. IV. 1. A.
Cork.: Tree. Tr. V. 2. A.

[Wood of Cork Tree]

[Stopple of Cork-wood]
Cormorant.: Bi. IX. 5.
Corn.: [Plant for adj. Bread]

Standing— [Not-reaped]

—field, [Field of—]

—flagg. HL. IV. 6. A.

[Seed for Bread]

[Grain] PP. III. ••.

—on the Toe. S. III. 6. A.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Cornel-tree.: Tr. II. 3. A.
Cornelian,: [Sardius] St. III. ••.
Corner.: [Angle] Mag. III. 2. A.

[Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.

[Notch] Mag. IV. 2. O.

—of the eye, [Dent—]

[adj. Hiding (place]; Ensign. RM. III. 2. A.

Music, [Bass pipe.]
Corner.: [Angle] Mag. III. 2. A.

[Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.

[Notch] Mag. IV. 2. O.

—of the eye, [Dent—]

[adj. Hiding (place]; Ensign. RM. III. 2. A.

Music, [Bass pipe.]
Corollary,: [Inference additional.]
Coronation,: [Solemnity of a King (make.]
Coroner,: [Enquiring (Off.) of Murther.]
Coronet,: [Head-environing, No∣bility-sign, Ornament.]
Corporal,: [adj. Body.]
—of Souldiers, [Subordinate, adj. Watch (Off.]
—of a Ship RN. V. 2. A.
Corporation.: RC. III. 7.
Corporeal: [adj. W. I. Op.]
Corps,: [Body.]
—dugard, [Gard (aggr.]
Corpulent.: [Having great Body]

[Fat (augm.]
Correct.: End or Effect.
General.
[Repair] TA. II. 9.
[a. Right]
[Mend] TM. I. 9. E.

Moral.
[Reform] RO. VI. 7.

Means or Instrument.
Words.
[Reprehend] RO. V. 7. O.

Deeds.
[Punish] Ha. I. O.
Chastise. RO. VI. 6.
Correlative,: [Together-relative.]
Correspond.: [a. Congruity]

[a. Reciprocation]

[adv. Re∣ciprocal
Congruity]
Friendship]
Known (make]
Corrival,: [Rival]
Corroborate.: [Strengthen]

[Confirm]
Corrode.: O. VI. 3.
Corrosive,: [adj. a. Corroding (apt.]
Corruption.: General,
[a. Evil] T. III. 2. O.
[a. Worse] TM. I. 9. D.

By Admi••••tion.
[Defiling] TM. V. 6. O.

By Privation.
Of its Being.
[Destruction] AS. I. 4. O.
Of its Usefulness.
[Spoiling] TA. II. 9. O.

Natural.
[Infection] S. I. 1.
[Decay] NP. V. 4. O.
[Putrefaction] NP. V. ••. O.

Moral.

General.
[Unholiness] Ha. V. ••. O.
[Vice] Man. I. 1. O.

Special.
[Unchastness] Man. II. 7. O.
[Bribery] RJ. IV. 6.
Corslet.: [adj. Trunk (armour]

[Pike-man]
Cortex.: —febrifugus Per••vin••us. Tr. VII. 9.

—Winterianus. Tr. VII. 9. ••.
Coruscation.: [Flame (imp.]

[Brightness]

sp. Trembling (like.]
Cosmography,: [Science of the World.]
Cost.: [Expence]

[Price]
Costard,: [Apple.]
Costive,: [adj. p. Binding.]
Costly,: [adj. Cost (augm.]
Costmary,: [Ale-cost.] HF. II. 4.
Cottage,: [House (dim.]
Cotton.: —tree. Tr. IV. 8..

—cloth. Pr. IV. 4. A.

—weed [Cudweed] HF. II. 5. A
Couch.: [Contrive together]

[adj. a. Prostrate.]
sp. Shrinking]
[a— Po. VI. 6. A.

—weed, [Dogs grass] HL. III. 3. A
Covenant,: [Paction.]
Covent,: [House of Monks.]
Coventry Bell.: HS. VII. 7.
Cover.: [un-seen (make.]
Put over. O. II. 3.
[a. Clothing] Pr. IV.
—a book, [a. Book (mech.]
[a. Coition] AC. II. 5. A.
[Un-seen (make]
[Conceal]
Coverlet,: [Upper
Vest
Covering
of Bed.]
Covert,: Hiding (place.]

Protection (place.]

Defence (place.]
Coverture,: [Protection.]
Covet,: [a. Desire.]
Covetousness.: Man. III. 1. D.
Cough.: Mo. IV. 5.
Covie,: [Birds (aggr.]
Coul.: [Tub]
Monk's— [—head (vest.]
Could,: [Mood. II. 1.]
Coulter,: [a. Ploughing iron (inst.]
Council.: RC. III. ••. A.
Counsel,: [Advise.] RO. V. 4.
keep— [a. Taciturnity.]
Count.: Earl, [Third degree of Nobili∣ty.]
...to—
[Esteem]
[Reckon] TA. IV. 6.
[a. Sum]
Countenance: [Face
(Habit.]
(Manner.]

out of— [not knowing which way to look.]
[Posed]
[Ashamed]
...to—
[Encourage]
[adj. p. Reputation (mak••]
Counter.: [Mony (like) of base Metal]

[Prison for
Offenders (dim.]
Debtors (dim.]

[adv. Contrary.]
—b••nd, [Bond for indemnify∣ing-Surety.]
—charge, [Accuse adv. Reci∣procation.]
Counterfeit.: [a. Likeness]

[Imitate]
sp. Fraudulently.]

[a. ••eem (make]

[a. Feign]

[a. Forge]

[a. Hypocrisie]
Countermand,: [Command contra∣ry.]
Countermine.: RM. I. 5. O.
Counterm••re,: [Opposite wall.]
Counterpane,: [Upper (vest) for bed]
Counterpart,: [Other
Example.]
Copy.]
Counterpoint,: [Congruous part in Music,]
Counterpoise,: [Oppositely weigh]
Counterpoison,: [Medicin against poison.]
Counter-scarf,: [Opposite Ram∣pier.]
Counter-tenor,: [High Mean]
Countervail,: [Compensate equal∣ly.]
Countess,: [Earl (••em.]
County,: [Shire,]
Country.: op. to Town. RC. III. 2.
[Region] W. III. A.
ones own— [Ones Nation (place]
Country-man,: vid. Country.
Couple.: [Together-two]
sp. Join'd.]

[Necks—join∣ing
Bonds.]
Armam.]

[Unite]

[Join-two]

[a. Coition]
Courage,: [Fortitude.]
Courier,: [Messenger for dis∣patch.]
Course.: Subst.
[Way]
Water— [Stream]
[Journey]
[Running]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Courser.: [adj. p. ride (apt) horse]

[Horse for running]
Courses,: [Menstruum.] PG. I. 4. A.
Court.: —yard. Po. III. 3.

[King's Family] ••C. III. 5.

[King's House]

[Judgment (place]

[Judicial Convention]

—daies, [Daies of judicial Convention.]

to— [a. Suito••]
Courteous,: [adj. Courtesie.]
Courtesan.: [Common Whore]
Courtesie.: Vertue.
[Civility] Man. IV. 7.
[Affability] Man. VI. ••.

Thing, [adj. a. Benefactor (thing]
Salutation. AC. V. 4. A.
Courtier.: [King's domestic.]

[adj.
Courtesie (augm.]
Complement (per∣son]
Courtliness,: [Complement (ab••tr.]
Courtship,: [Converse adj. Com∣plement (augm.]
Cousen.: RO. I. 5. A.
first— RO. I. 5.
to— [a. Fraud]
Cow,: [••ull. ••e. II. 1. (fem.]
—with Ca••f, [Pregnant Cow.]
—heard, [adj. Cow (Off.]
to— [a. Coward (make.]
Cowardise.: Man. I. 7. D.
Cowcumber.: HS. VII. 3.
wild— HS. VII. ••. A.
Cow••ing,: [Stooping]
Cowslip.: HS. VIII. 1. A.
Cow wheat.: HS. VIII. 8. A.
C••••co••b,: [adj. Man. IV. 6. E. (person.]
Crab.: —fish. Ex. VI. 6.
Mol••c••a— Ex. VI. 7. A.
Little— Ex. VI. 4.

—louse, [Crab (like)—]

—tree, [Sour Apple-tree.]

Fruit, [Sour Apple.]
Crabbed.: [Austere face (manner]

[••orose]

[Difficult]
Crack.: [Break]
sp Incept.]
[Chink]

[Sound as of Breaking]

[••rag]

—brain'd, [Mad (dim.]
Crackle,: [Sound (freq.) of break∣ing (inc.]
Cradle.: [Bed••••ead (dim.) adj. p. Vo∣lutation (apt.]
Crafish.: Ex. VI. 3.
Craft.: Cunning. Ha. VI. 2. E.

[Mechanic (art.]
Crag,: [Rough augm.
Rock.]
Rocky hill.]
Cram,: [Fill (augm.]
sp. by thrusting.]
Cramp.: S. IV. 7. A.
—fish, [Torpedo.] Fi. II. 4.
—iron, [Iron hooks for join∣ing.]
Crane.: Bird. Bi. VIII. 1.

—fly. Ex. IV. ••.

—'s bill. HS. I. 5.

Machin, [Great listing (ma∣chin.]
Crank.: [Vigorous]

[adj. Mirth]
Cranny,: [Chink.]
Crash,: [Break.]
[Sound of breaking]

[Fit]
Crassitude.: [Thickness] TM. II. 5.

[Density] Q. V. 3. E.

[Courseness]
Cratch,: [Vessel in which 〈◊〉〈◊〉 feeds.]
Crave.: [a. Desire]

[Entreat]

[Petition]
Craven,: [Coward.]
Cravingness,: Covetousness]

Scrapingness]
Craw,: [Stomach]
sp. of Bird.]
Crawling,: Creeping] Mo. I. 6.

Wriggling]
Craze,: [Bruise.]
sp. the Superficies.]
Crazy,: [adj. Sickness (apt.]
Creak,: [Acute sound of solid bo∣dies mutually rubbing.]
Cream,: [Best Part.]
sp. of Milk.]
Create.: Proper. AS. I. 1.

[a. Efficient]
Creature,: [adj. p. Create (••hing]
Credence,: [Belief]
Credible,: [adj. p. Believe (pot.]
Credit.: [Believe] AS. II. 4.

[Esteem] AS. II. 8.

[Repu••ation] ••a. II. 4.

[Trust.] AS. III. 4.
Creditor.: TA. IV. 7.
Credulity.: Ha. III. 2. E.
—in Religion. Ha. V. 4. E.
Creed,: [Epitome of adj. p. ought-believe (things.]
sp. in Christianity.]
Creek,: [Bay (dim.]
Creep.: Crawl. Mo. I. 6.

[Wriggle] Mo. I. 6. A.

as Ivy, [Grow contiguous.]

[a. Fawning]

—in, [Get in
Secretly.]
Gradually.]
Crescent,: [Increasing.]
sp. Moon.]
Cresses.: garden.— HS. VI. 5.

Indian— HL. VI. 12.

Sciatica— HS. VI. 5. A.

Sw••••es— HS. VI. 6. A.

Water— HS. IV. 15.

Winter— HS. IV. 7. A.
Crescet.: Supporting (j••g.) for boiling vess.]

—light, [Not-cover'd Lan∣tern.]
Crest.: [Comb] PP. V. 7.

—fallen, [Discouraged (augm.]

—of Helmet, [Comb (like)—]

—of Arms, [The Gen∣try (sign) upon the head (armour.]

[Mane] PP. VI. 4. A.
Crevit: [Chink]

[Crafish]
Crew,: [Companions (aggr.]
Crewet,: [adj. Glass-pot (dim.]
Cry.: [Grief]
[Weep] AC. IV. 3. O.

Vocal.
[Exclaim] AC. III. 3.
—out, [a. Part••rition (inc.]
...—out upon
[Accuse public∣ly.
[Blame public∣ly.
—mercy, [Entreat for par∣don.]
—quittance, [compensate]
Proclaim, [a. Cryer.]
Crib.: Pinch]
[Penurious (person]

[Oxe's Eating (place]
Crick,: [Pricking] A••. II. 7.
sp. through Cold]
Cricket.: Ex. II. 2.
Fen— [Eve-〈◊〉〈◊〉.] Ex. II. 2. A.
Crier.: RJ. I. 5. A.
Crime.: RJ. III.
—not-capital. RJ. IV.
Crimson,: [Red adj. blood (like.]
Cringe,: Congee
(augm.]
(freq]

Page [unnumbered]

Cripple,: [adj. p. Impotence in Limbs.]
Crisis,: [adj. Judgment
(time]
(sign]
Crisping,: [Curling.] O. V. 5. A.
Critic.: [Judger of words]
Critical,: [adj. Judge (apt.]
Crochet,: vid. Crotchet.
Crocodile.: Be. VI. 3.
Crocus.: HL. IV. 7. A.
Croft,: [Field (dim.]
Croke.: [a.
Toad
Raven
(voice]

As the Bowels, [Sound through wind enclosed.]
Crone,: [adj. Decrepit person.]
Crook.: ...a—

[adj. Crookedness (thing]
Mag. III. 1. O.

[Hook]

[Saddle of sticks curved up∣ward.]
...to—

[adj. a. Bend]

[adj. p. crooked (make]

[Hook (make]
Crookedness.: Mag. III. 1. O.
Crop.: —of Bird, [first Stomach—]

—of Corn, [adj. p. Heap (aggr.)—]

to— [Off-
pluck▪]
tear.]
break.]
Crosier,: [adj. Bishop's Staff.]
Cross.: Figure or Site.

[Oblique] Mag. II. 8.

[Transverse] Mag. II. 8. D.

—cloth, [adj. Transverse fore∣head (vest.]

to— a River, [To go over a River.]

Decussated. Mag. IV. 4. A.

—of wood, &c.
[adj. Crucifying (jug) —&c.]
sp. adj. Cross (fig.]
[Image of adj. Crucifying (jug.]
to—himself, [To a. Cross (sign) upon—]
—bow. RM. V. 4. A.
—way, [adj. Cross-way]

Quality.
transcendent.
[Contrary]
[Opposite]
moral.
[Perverse]
[Contentious]
[Morose]
[Disobedient]

Event (corr.) [adversity]
of action.
to— [Frustrate.]
of instrument.
to— [Spoil]
sp. with transverse line.]
Crossbill.: Bi. IV. 5. A.
Crosswort.: HL. IX. 8. A.
Crotchet.: [Hook (dim.]

[adj. Music Letter]

[Invention (corr.]

[a. Craft (dim.]
Crouch.: [Stoop] AC. VI. 4.

sp. Adoration (sign.]

[Fawn]
Croud.: Throng, [Togeth••r-thrusted (aggr.]

Fiddle, [Music (instr.) adj.]
p.
strike
sound
with Bow]
Crow.: Bird. Bi. I. 5. A.
—'s foot. HF. IX. 4.

Instrument, [adj. iron adj. lift∣ing (instr.]
...to—

[a. Cock (voice]

[a. Triumph (voice]

[a. Boast (corr.]
Crown.: Diadem, [Head-environing Kingship (sign) Ornament]
—of the head, [Top—]
—imperial. HL. IV. 1.

Mony, [5 shillings (aggr.]
Crucible,: [Vessel for melting of metals by Fire.]
Crucifie.: RJ. V. 8.
Crucifix,: [Image of Christ cruci∣fied.]
Crude,: [not
boil'd
prepared
digested
Pr. III. O.
Cruelty.: Man. I. 5.. D.
Cruet,: [Small Glass (vess.) for oil, &c.]
Crum,: [Powder]
—of bread, [adj. Inside (part)—]
Crumble,: [Crums (make]
Crump,: [Sinew-contracted.]
—foot, [Shrunk—]
—shoulder, [Prominent—]
Crumpled.: HC. VI. 3. A.
Crupper.: [Rump]

[Hinder stay of Saddle]

[adj. Rump (armam.]
Cruse.: [Bottle (dim.) of Glass.]
to— [a. Scout.]

sp. for Booty.]
Crushing,: [Bruising.]
sp. by Compression.]
Crust.: —of Shel-fish. PP. IV. 2. A.

—of Bread, [Out-side—] sp. Hard.]
Crustaceous: [adj. PP. IV. 2. A.]
Crutch.: [fig. T] Mag. IV. 4.

Staff of lame (person]
Cryptography,: [Secret writing art.]
Crystal.: St. II. 4.
Cu.: [Sign]
[Beginning (sign]

[Foot (armam.) for Ox]
Cub: Bear (young.]

Fox (dim.]
Cube.: Mag. III. 5. O.
Cubeb.
Cubit.: Limb. PG. V. 2.

Measure, [Length from El∣bow to fingers top.]
Cucking-stool,: [adj. a. Diving (jug.) of Scolds.]
Cuck••ld,: [Husband of Adulteress]
Cucko••.: Bi. I. 3.
—flower. HS. IV. 15. A.
Cuckquean,: [Wife of Adulterer]
Cucumber.: HS. VII. 3.
Cud,: [Upper Stomach.]
chew the— [Again-masticate, adj. p. pret. Swallowed (thing.]
Cudgel.: [Staff]

[Club (dim.]

[Cudgelling (instr.]

—ing. RJ. VI. 2. A.
Cudwort.: HF. II. 5. A.
Cuff,: [Ornament for Hand∣wrist.]
to— [Strike with folded hand.]
Cuirase.: [adj. Trunk (armor.]
Cull,: [Elect] sp. to have.]
Cullis,: [Broth of Poultry.]
Culpable,: [adj. p.
Blame
Reprehend
(apt.]
Cultivate,: [Manure.]
Culture,: [Manure.]
Culver,: [Pigeon]
Culverin,: [Great Ordnance (kind]
Cumber.: [a. Burthen]

[a. Trouble]

[a. Hinder]
Cummin.: HF. V. 7. A.
Cunctation.: Ha. IV. 1. E.
Cunny.: Be. III. 4.
Cunning.: [Art]

[Craft]
Cup.: Pr. V. 9. A.
—bearer. [adj. Cup (Off.]
—of a flower. PP. II. 8.
to— Mo. IV. 7. A.
Cupboard: [Table
[Box
sp. for Cups]
Cur,: [Dog of ignoble breed, good only to accompany.]
Curasier,: [Armed (perf.) Horse∣man.]
Curate,: adj. Parish Priest]

Subordinate Priest]

Instead- Priest]
Curb.: [Cohibiting (part) of Bridle]

[Cohibiting (augm.) Bridle]
to— [Cohibit]
Curdle,: [Coagulate.]
Cure,: [Re-health]
—of Souls, [Officership for Souls.]
Curiosity.

Page [unnumbered]

Curlew.: Bi. VIII. 9.
Curling.: O. V. 5. A.
Curr,: vid. Cur.
Currants.: Sh. I. 1. A.
Current.: Subst.
[Stream]
Adj.
[Genuine]
[Perfect]
[Approved]
[Adj. Custom] RC. IV. 1. A.
[Common] TM. IV. 6. A.
[Ordinary] TM. V. 3.
Year— [—present]
Curry.: [Comb] O. V. 9. O.
sp. Horse.]
—combe, [adj. Combing (inst.) for Horse.]
[Prepare Leather.]
...—favour.
[Fawn for—]
[Endeavour (corr.] for—]
Currish: [Dog (like.]
Curse.: Action of God. AS. I. 3. O.
Action of man.
[Excommunicate]
[Imprecate]
Cursy.: AC. V. 4. A.
Cursory.: [Swift]
[Rash]
[Slight]
Curst.: [Execrable]
[Fierce] NP. IV. 4. O.
[Angry] Man. I. 9. D.
[Morose]
Curtain.: [Shadowing (vest) before- adj. hang (apt]
sp. about Bed.]
Curtal.: [Off-cut Tail]
[adj. a. Brevity]
Curtesan,: [Common adj. Forni∣cator (fem.]
Curtle-ax,: [Short Sword.]
Curve.: [Crooked.] Mag. III. 1. O.
Curvet.: [Go leaping.]
Cushion.: Po. VI. 5. A.
Cusp,: [Point.] Mag. IV. 2.
Custard,: [Pie of Milk and Eggs, &c.]
Custody.: [Keeping]
[Garding]
[Imprisonment]
Custom.: Use. RC. IV. 1. A.
[Habit]
[Manners]
[Tribute upon Merchandize.]
...—er.
In buying or selling. RO. IV. 6.
Cut.: Discontinue.
sp. by edged (thing) inter∣pos'd.
Body, sp. Consistent. Mo. VI. 7.
Earth.
[Dig]
water— [Furrow for—]
[Plough]
Stone, &c.
[Carve]
[Grave]
Plant.
[Fell]
[Prune]
Animal.
[Wound]
horse—s [-wounds him∣self.]
[Un—a. Testicle]
Parts excrementitious.
[Pare]
[Shave]
[Clip]
Flesh, &c.
[Mince]
[Chip]
[Slice]
[Slash]
Plain or Line, [a. Interse∣ction.]
Room, [a. Partition]
—a caper, [Leap with Leggs trembling (like.]
Hurt.
Sense.
...—ing,
[Acrimonious.]
[Intense]
Minde.
[a. Grief (augm]
[a. Anger (augm]
Estate, [a. Fraud.]
Diminish.
[a. Short]
[Dispatch]
Separate.
—off, [a. Separate.]
[Excommunicate.]
[Destroy.]
—purse, [Thief]
—throat, [Murtherer.]
[Lot]
Cuticle,: [Skin. PG. II. 3. outer∣most]
Cutler.: [Sword (mech.]
[Fabrile (mech) of cutting (instr]
Cutter,: [Robber.]
[Swaggerer]
Cuttle-fish: Ex. IX. 2.
Lesser— Ex. IX. 2. A.
Cycle.: —of Sun, [Revolution of 28 years, in which the Do∣minical Letter returns to be the same.]
—of Moon, [Revolution of 19 years, in which the same Lunations return.]
Cygnet,: [Swan (young.]
Cylinder.: Mag. III. 6.
Cylindroides.: Ex. VII. 3.
Cymbal,: [Round brazen Music (instr.]
Cynical.: [adj. Dog (like.]
[Morose]
Cypress.: Tr. V. 6.

D.

DAbble,: [Move (freq.) in wet (thing.]
Dabchick: [Dydapper] Bi. VIII. 7.
Dace.: Fi. IX. 10.
Daffadil.: HL. IV. 4.
Dag,: [Gun (dim.]
Dagger,: [Short Sword (dim.]
Daggle,: [adj. a. Durt (dim.]
sp. the Margin.]
Day.: 24 hours. Mea. V. 5.
holy— [adj. Festivity.]
to— [In this—]
Time of Light. Mea. V. 6.••
—break, [Day (inc.]
—time, [Day (time.]
broad— [adj.
Perfect
Manifest
—]
far— [Late in the—]
[Victory] RM. II. 1. E.
Days-man,: [Arbitrator.]
Daily,: [adj. daies (segr.]
Dainty,: [Nice]
—s, [Sustenance extraordina∣ry.] Pr. II.
Dairy.: [adj. Milk (kind.]
[adj. Milk (room.]
Dale,: [Valley.]
Dally.: [Playing] O. O.
[a. Fondness] Man. VI. 7. O.
[a. Wanton] NP. IV. 3. O.
[Protract] TA. III. 5. O.
Dam.: [Parent (fem.]
Impedient ridge]
adj. Stay (make ridge]
...to— up
adj. a. Impedi∣ent
a. Stay
with ridge]
Dame,: adj. Noble fem.]
adj Gentle fem.]

Mistris, [Master (••em.]
Dammage.: [Loss]
[Hurt]
Dammask,: [Fine Linnen of Da∣mascus]
to— [a. Damascus (manner.]
Damn.: as God—Ha. I. 4. O.
as man—[Condemn.]
Damnifie,: ]a. Dammage.]
Damosel,: [Young Celebs (fem.]
Damp.: Subst.
...

Page [unnumbered]

Damsin,: [Plum adj. Damascus]
Dancing.: Mo. V. 5.
Dandelion.: HF. III. 12. A.
Dandiprat,: [Little (dim.) man.]
Dandle,: [Shaking (dim.) in ones arms.]
Dandraf,: [Scurf of the head.]
Daneswort.: HS. IX. 9.
Danger.: T. V. 3. O.
Dangle,: [Hang swinging.]
Dank,: [Moist] Q. V. 2.
Dapper,: [Little nimble]
Dapple.: Q. II. 7. A.
Dare.: Fish [Dase] Fi. IX. 10.

Venture.
[adj. Fortitude]
[adj. Bold] AS. V. 8.
—not, [Fear▪]

[Challenge] RM. I. 2.

—larks, [a. Fear (make.]
Darkness.: to the Sight. Q. I. 1. D.

to the Understanding. D. III. 9. O.
Darling,: [Most beloved]
Darn,: [Sow knitting (like.]
Darnel.: HL. III. 5.
Dart.: RM. V. 5.
Meteor. El. I. 4. A.
Dase.: Fi. IX. 10.
Dash.: Action.
[Motion (imp.]
sp. Fluid against hard.]
or Hard against fluid.]
[Cast] Mo. VI. 2.
[Strike] Mo. VI. 4.
[Write (imp.]
[Mixture]
sp. with worse.]

Effect.
[a. Fall]
[a. Hurt]
[Break]
[Scatter parts (dim.]
[Spoil]
[Destroy]
[adj.
Shame
Despair
(make]
Dastard,: [Coward.]
Date.: Fruit. Tr. II. 4. A.

Time. Sp. I. 5.
...out of-
[Old
[Late
(exc.]
Daub,: vid. Dawb.
Daucus,: [Wild Carret]
Daughter,: [Child (fem.]
...—in Law.
[Child (fem.) by Affinity.]
Husband's Daughter]
Wife's Daughter]
[Sons Wife]
Daunt.: [Fear (make]

[Discourage]
Daw.: Bi. I. 6.
Dawb.: [Plastering]

[Smearing]
[Defiling by Smearing]

[Bribing]
Dawl,: [Dull with weariness.]
Dawning,: [Morning (incept.]
Dazy.: HF. II. 3. A.
great— HF. III. 3.
blew— HF.II. 14.
Dazle,: [a. Dull with Light (exc.]
Deacon.: RE. II. 5. A.
Dead: deprived
Being.
Power.
Action.

Wanting
Being.
Power.
Action.
—Being.
[adj. pret. Dying]
—pay, [pay of the Dead.]
—place, [place of the Dead.]
[Not-adj. living]
—Power.
Natural [Impotent]
Sense.
[num'd]
[extasied] sp. with fear.]
—asleep [Dead (like) through
—drunk [Dead (like) through
Sleep]
Drunkenness]
Vigor, [Dull]
Strength, [Weak.]
Transcendent, [Remiss.]
—Action.
Motion.
—water, [adj. Pool—]
Affecting the Sense.
Sight.
—Colour, [Remiss.—]
Hearing.
—of the night, [Quiet (time)—]
Taste Q. IV. 6. O·
Smell Q. IV. 6. O·
Feeling.
—cole, [Unfired—]
—wall, [adj. Yielding Q. VI. 1.—]
—nettle, [Archangel]
Deadly.: (adj. Dying (make]

[Not-adj. p. end (pot.) until death]
Deafness.: NP. III. 2. O.
Deal.: do [adj. Action]
[a. Conversation]
[a. Business] sp. (merc.]
—between, [a. Mediator.]

distribute, [Give (segr.]

...a—
[Quantity]
[Fir board]
Dean.: [Chief of Bishop's Assessors]

[College (Off.]
Dear.: [adj. p. Love (augm.]

[adj. Price (augm.]
Dearn,: [Sow knitting (like.]
Dearth,: [Scarcity.] TM. I. 2. D.
Death.: Proper. AC. I. 7. O.
...Put to—
[adj. a. Die (make]
[a. Punishment capital]
[Cessation]
[Decay]
Death-watch.: Ex. V. 6.
Debarr,: [a: Impedient.]
Debase,: [a.
lowness
meanness
(make]
Debate.: [a. Contention]

[a, Dispute]
Debauch,: [adj.
Vice
Sensuality
Riotousness
(make]
Debilitate,: [a. Weakness.]
Deboist,: adj.
Vice
Sensuality
Riotousness
Debonair.: [adj. Temper. NP. II. (perf.]

[Sprightly]

[Merry]
Debt.: TA. IV. 7. O.
Decad,: [Ten]
Decalogue,: [the Ten Commands of God.]
Decaying.: NP. V. 4. O.
Decease.: AC. I. 7. O.
Deceive.: [a. Fraud]

[a. Error (make]

[Frustrating]
sp. ones Expectation]

[doe
Beside-
Contra-
expecta∣tion.]
December,: [Twelfth month.]
Decent.: T. V. 2.
Deception,: vid. Deceive.
Decide.: [a. Sentence]

[Finish]
sp. Suit]
Decimation,: [Tenthing]
Decipher.: interpret obscure Chara∣cters.]

Explain obscure Chara∣cters.]

read obscure Chara∣cters.]

[Un-conceal]
Deck,: [Floor of Ship.]
to— [a. Ornate (make.]
Declaim,: [a. Oration
for.]
against.]
Delare.: [Interpret]

[Shewing]

[a. Manifest]

[a. Public]

—for, [Own publicly.]
Declension,: [Changing (manner of the ends of Nouns]
Decline.: [a. Diverge]

—ing Dial, [Erect Plain whose Surface is not situa∣ted toward North or South.]

[Avoid]

[Decay]

—ing age. Mea. VI. 3. A.

—a Noune, [a. Declension.]

Page [unnumbered]

Declivity.: [Obliqueness]
sp. Downward verging]
Decoction.: [Boiling]

[Boil'd (thing]
sp. Infusion]
Decoy.: Po. I. 6. A.
Decorum,: [Decency]
Decrease,: [Diminish]
Decree▪: [Purpose▪]

[Sentence▪]

[Edict]
Decrement.: [Diminution]

[Loss]
Decrepit,: [adj. p. Stooping.]
sp. with Age.]
—age. Mea. VI. 4. A.
Decretal,: [adj. Decree.]
Decuple,: [Ten-fold]
Decussation,: [Crossing] Mag. IV. 4. A.
Dedicate.: As to God, [Consecrate.] RE, V. 1.

As to Man,

[Give to the
Honour
Patronage
of—]
Deduce,: [a. Illation.]
Deduct,: [a. Ablatum.]
Deed.: [Action.] T. I. 7.
in very— [Truly]

[Writing] RC. VI. 5.
Deem.: [a. Opinion]

[a. Thought]
Deep,: whose bottom is far from its top.
Natural
as the whole.
deep. [adj. TM. II. 3.]
the— [Sea]
thick. [adj. TM. II. 5.]
Six— [Six in file]
as a part.
[adj. Inward]
—colour, [Dark (dim.)—]
—Sound. Q. III. 1. D.
...—Notion
[hidden]
[obscure]
[adj. under]
[adj. bottom]
Transcendental, [adj. Intense]
—sleep, [Sleep (int.]
Deer.: fallow— Be. II. 4.

red— Be. II. 3.
Deface.: [Un-a▪ Figure]

[Spoil]

[a. Deform]

[Destroy]
Defalk,: [a. Ablatum]
Defame.: [adj. Infamy (make]

[a. Calumny]
Default,: [Defect]
—of appearance, [Not appear∣ance.]
Defeat.: [Frustration]

[Overthrow]
Defecation..: [a. Pure (make]

[Un-worst part.]
Defect.: TM. I. 3. D.
Defection.: [Apostasie]

[Rebellion]
Defence,: vid. Defend.
Defend.: Oppose. RM. I. 1. O.

Protection. RO. VI. 5.

[a. Prisoner] RJ. I. 3. O.-

[a. Defendent] RJ I. 4. O.

[a. Advocate] RJ. I. 7.
Defendent.: RJ. I. 4. O.
Defensive,: [adj. Defend.]
—arms. RM. V. 1. A.
Defer.: [a. Late (make]

—before Action, [Respite]

—in Action, [Protract.]
Deferenoe,: [Respect.]
Defy.: RM. I. 2. O.
Deficient.: TM. I. 3. D.
Defile.: TM. V. 6. O.
[a. Vice.]
[adj. Vice (make]
[a. Unchast]
Define.: [a. Definition]

[a. Sentence]
Definite.: [Finite]

[Express]
Definition.: D. IV. 3.
Definitive.: [Express]

[adj. a. Sentence]

[adj. Finishing]
Deflour.: [a. Fornication]
Defluxion: [Distilling]

[Catarrh]
Deformity.: NP. V. 6. O.
Defray.: [Disburse]

[Pay]
Defraud,: [a. Fraud]
Defunct,: [adj. a. pret. Dying.]
Degenerate.: [Not-ancestor (like]

[Spurious]
Degrade.: RJ VI. 8.
Degree.: T. VI. 6.
—of person. RC. I.
—in University, [Graduate (thing]
Measure. Mea. I. 9.
Dehort.: [Dissuade]
Deject.: [Down-cast]

[a. Sorrow]

[a. Despair]
Deify,: [a. God (make]
Deign,: [a. Condescension.]
Deity,: [God (abstr.]
Delay.: [a.
Late
Slow
(make]

disposition, [Cunctation]

—before Action, [Respite]

—in Action [Protract]
Delectation.: AS. IV. 7.
Delegate▪: [adj. p. Substitute (person]

[Instead—
Put
Sent
Judging
(per∣son.]
Deliberate.: AS. III. 1.
...—ness.
[Considerateness] Ha. IV. 1.
[Slowness] NP. V. 9. O.
Deliberation,: vid. Deliberate.
...with—
[Considerately]
[Slowly]
Delicate.: [adj. a. Delight (apt.]

[adj. Pr. II.]

Tender, [adj. NP. IV. 7. O.]

[Over-neat] Man. II. 6. E.

—s, [adj. Pr. II. (thing]
Delicious,: [adj.
Delectation
Pleasure
(aug.]
Delight.: AS. IV. 7.
Delineate.: [a. Line]

[a. Description. D. IV. 3.]
sp. by Lines]
Delinquent.: [Guilty]

[Prisoner]
Delirium.: [Dotage] NP. II. 2. O.

[Frenzy] S. IV. 1.
Deliver,: [Motion (met.) of
the
Possession of
Power over
a thing]
from one person to ano∣ther.]
—things. TA. IV. 13.
as Intrusting, [Deposite]
as Paying, [Pay]
as Disclaiming, [Resign]
—words of
Fact, [Narration]
Doctrin, [a. Teacher]
—immediately.
—by Mouth, [Speak]
—by Pen [Write.]
—mediately, [Tradition] RE. VI. 1. A.
—from better to worse]
Passively.
[Dereliction] AS. I. 5. O.
Actively.
Involuntary, [Yielding]
Voluntary, [Betraying]
—from worse to better]
Temporal. [AS I. 5.]
Preventing.
[Preserve]
[a. Escape]
Remedying.
[Un-captivate]
[Un-slave]
[Un-imprison]
[a. Parturition]
to be—ed, [Parturition]
Eternal, [Redemption.] AS. I. 7.
Delve,: [Dig.]
Delude,: [Deceive]
Deluge,: [Over-flowing.]

Page [unnumbered]

Delusion,: vid. Delude.
Demand.: —to know, [a. Question.]

—to have. TA. IV. 2. O.
—as Price. RC. VI. 2. A.
Demean.: [Land which the Lord of the Mannor uses.]

[a. Demeanour]
Demeanour.: AC. V.
Demerit.: [Worthy (abstr.]

[Earning]
Demi,: [Half]
Demi-cannon.
Demi-god,: [God (dim.]
Demi-lance.
Demise.: RC. V. 5.
Demiss.: [Low]

[Humble]

[Abject]
Democracy,: [Government by the People.]
Demolish.: [a. Ruin.]
Demon,: [Spirit] sp. Devil]
Demoniac,: [Inhabited by De∣vils.]
Demonstrate.: [Shew]

[a. Certain by Argument]
Demur.: Hesitate. AS. IV. 3. O.

[Ask more time
for considering]
before answer∣ing.]
Demure.: [Grave]

[Formal]
Den,: [Cavity under- adj. ground]
Lion's &c.— [Lion's &c. (house]
Deny,: D. VI. 2. O.
self— Ha. V. 3.
Denison,: [Admit∣ted member of
Nation.]
Corporati∣on]
Denominate,: [adj. p. Name (make.]
Denote,: [a. Meaning.]
Denounce.: [Publish]

[Threaten]
Density.: Q. V. 3. E.
Dent.: Mag. IV. 3. O.
Dentex.: Fi. V. 5. A.
Dentifrice,: [Teeth-cleansing (thing.]
sp. Powder.]
Deodand,: [adj. p. ought Almsgi∣ving (thing]
Depart.: [Go] TA. VI. 1. O.
[From-go]

[Die]
Dependent.: Op. to Absolute. TM. IV. 3. O.

Op. to Patron. RO. III. 5. O.
Deplorable.: [adj. a. Grief (apt]

[adj. Misery (augm.]
Deplorate,: [adj. p. Despair.]
Deplore.: [Sorrow (aug.) for]

[Shew sorrow (aug.] for]
Depopulate,: [Un-people.]
Deportation,: [Carrying into Ex∣ile]
Deportment,: [Demeanour]
Depose.: [Down
Put
Lay

[a. Privative]

—from Dignity, [Degrade]

—from Office, [Incapacitate]

—from Orders, [Deprive]

[Swear] sp. before Magistrate]
Deposite.: RC. V. 1. A.
Deprave,: [a. Evil make.]
Deprecate.: RO. V. 3. A.
Depreciate.: [Un-a. valor]

[Diminish the worth]
Depression.: Down-forcing. O. I. 1. O.

[Shallowness] TM. II. 3. O.
Deprive.: [a. Privative]

—of Possession, [Un-pos∣sess.]

—of orders. RE. V. 2. O.
Depth,: vid. Deep. TM. II. 3.
Depuration.: [a. Pureness]

[Un—
a. Scum]
a. Sediment]
Deputy,: [adj. Substitute (person]
Dereliction.: [Abandoning] TA. II. 2. O.

—to Evil. AS. I. 5. O.
Deride,: [Mock.] RJ. IV. 9. A.
Derision,: [Mocking.] RJ. IV. 9. A.
Derive,: [a. Derivative]
Derivative.: TM. IV. 1. O.
Derogate.: [From-take]

[Diminish]
sp.
Praise.]
Reputation]
Descant,: [a. Paraphrase.]
Descend,: [Down-ition.]
Descendent.: RO. I. 1. O.
Descent.: [Down-ition.]
as of Ground, [Down-obli∣quity.]

[Descendent. RO. I. 1. O (abstr.]

[Extraction]
Descry.: [See (inc.]

[Finde by Sight]
sp. From far.]
Describe,: [a. Description.]
Description.: D. IV. 3. A.
Desert.: Merit.
[adj. Worthy
(thing]
(abstr.]
[adj. p. Earn (thing.]

Wilderness.
[Not-inhabited]
[Not-inhabitable country]
[Banket] Pr. II. 1. A.

to— [Forsake]
Desertion: [Forsaking]
Deserve.: [a. Worthy]

[a. Earn]
Designing.: Internal. TA. III. 1.

External [Appoint]
Desire.: In Affection. AS. V. 5.

In Words. [Intreat] RO. V. 3.
Desist.: AS. IV. 6. O.
Desk.: [Supporting (jug.) for Book]

[Box to write upon]
Desolate.: [Solitary (augm.]

[Not-inhabited]

[adj. Grief (augm.]
Despair.: Affection. AS. V. 8. O.

Sin. Ha. V. 5. O.
Desperate.: [adj. p. Despair.]

[Rash (augm.]
Desperation.: Affection. AS. V. 8. O.

Sin. Ha. V. 5. O.
Despicable.: [adj. p. Contempt (apt]

[Sorry]
Despise,: [Contemn]
Despite.: [Contempt]

[Malignity]

[Done (thing) for to anger one.]

[Affront]
Despondency,: [Despair,]
(inc.]
(dim.]
Destine.: [a. Purpose]

[a. Fate.]
Destiny,: [Fate]
Destitute.: [adj. Defect]

[adj. p. Forsake]
Destroy,: [a. Destruction]
Destruction.: Action of God. AS. I. 4. A.

[Spoiling]
Desuetude,: [Un- a. custom.]
Detect.: [Discover]

[Un-conceal]

[Manifest]
Detein.: [Hold]
—unjustly. RJ. IV. 3. A.

[Stay (make]
Determine.: [Finish]

[a. Desist]
—the Liberty of the Will. AS. IV. 8. O.
—by ones own [a. Purpose] AS. IV. 3.
—by anothers [Sentence] RJ. II. 5. A.
Deterre.: RO. V. 5. O.
Detest.

Page [unnumbered]

Detract.: [a. Ablatum]
sp. From Reputation.]
[Under-say] Man. IV. 1. D.

[Calumny]
Detriment.: [Loss]

[Diminishing]
Devastation.: [Destruction]

[Spoiling]
Devest,: un-a. clothe]

a. privativeness]
Deviate,: un-a. clothe]
a. privativeness]

[Wander]
[Err]
Devil.: W. I. 2. O.
—'s bit. HF. II. 13. A.
—'s dirt, [adj. Vitriol earth]
—'s milk, [Spurge.] HS. V. 2.
Devilish,: [adj. Devil.]
Devise.: [Invent]

[Contrive]
By Will, [Bequeath]

[Feign]

[Forge]
...a—,

[adj. Craft (thing]
[Stratagem]

[Posy]
Devoir.: [Endeavour]

[Duty]
Devolve.: [Successive to— Putting]

[Final to— Ition]
Devoted.: [adj. p. Vow]

[Consecrated]

[adj. Zeal]
Devotion.: [Worship (hab.]

[Zeal]
Devour.: [a. Ravenous. NP. IV. 5. O.]

[a. Glutton]

[Eat
up all]
greedily]
Devout,: [adj. Devotion.]
Dew.: El. III. 3. A.
—claw, [adj. Heel-claw.]
—grass, [Grass (kinde) a. Seed (apt) millet (like]
—lap, [Loose skin of the neck.]
Dexterity.: [Agility]

[Art. (perf.]
Die.: [v. Death▪] vid. Death.

a. Colour. O. V. 3. A.

a— [adj. Dicing▪ (instr.]
Diabetes,: [Disease of Pissing (exc.]
Diabolical,: [adj. Devil. W. I. 2. O.]
Diadem,: [Head-environing King (sign) Ornament.]
Diagonal.: Ma. II. 3.
Diagram,: [Lined
figure.]
picture.]
Dial.: [Time-shewing (instr.]
sp. By shadow.]
Dialect,: [Language (manner.]
Dialogue,: Discourse al∣tern.]

Conference al∣tern.]
Diameter.: Ma. II. 5.
Diamond.: Stone. St. IV. 1.

Figure, [Square]
sp. of not-right Angles.]
Diaper,: [Linen]
Diaphanous,: [Transparent]
Diaphoretic,: [adj. a. Sweet (make].
Diaphragm.: PG. VI. 3.
Diary,: [Narration of days (segr.]
Diarrhaea.: S. VI. 6.
Dibble,: [adj. Setting (instr.]
Dicacity,: [Loquacity.]
Dice,: [adj. Mo. V. 1. A. (instr.]
to play at— Mo. V. 1. A.
...—ore.
Dichotomy,: [Division into two.]
Dicker,: [Ten skins of Leather.]
Dictate,: AC. III. 6.
Dictator,: [Chief adj. Authority (Off.]
Dictionary,: [Book for words.]
Didapper,: [Dabchick] Bi. VIII. 7.
Dier.: [adj. Dying [art.]

—'s weed. HF. I. 11.
Diet.: [Regulated victual (manner]

[Council] RJ. III. 5. A.
Differ,: [v. Difference.]
Difference.: Proper. T. IV.

[Diversity] T. III.

[Dissent]

[a. Contention]
...making a—

[Distinction]

[Partiality]
Difficult.: T. V. 4. O.
Diffident.: AS. V. 7. O.
Diffuse.: [Spread]

[Infect]
Dig.: O. III. 1.
Digest.: Natural. AC. I. 5. A.

Chymic. O. VI. 5.

[a. Order]
Dight.: [Clothing]

[Adorning]
Digit.: [Inch]

[Inch (like]
Dignifie,: [a. Dignity.]
Dignity.: [Worthiness] T. IV. 6.

High degree. Ha. II. 5.
Digression.: D. V. 9. A.
Dike.: [Ditch]

[Gutter]

[Furrow]
Dil.: HF. V. 1. A.
Dilacerate,: [Tear]
Dilapidate.: [Ruin]

[Suffer to decay▪]
Dilate.: [a. Breadth]

[a. Ampliation]
Dilatory,: [adj. Delay]
Dilemma,: [Argument adj. a. re∣tort (apt.) against both answers]
Diligence.: Ha. IV. 5.
Double— Ha. IV. 5. E.
Dilling,: [adj. p. Favour (aug.]
Dilucidate,: [Interpret.]
Dilute,: [Remiss.]
Dim.: [Blind (dim.]

[Dark (dim.]

...—ness.

[Sight
(Corr.]
(Dim.]

op. to brightness. Q. I. 3. O
Dimension.: Ma. I.
[a. Measure.]
Diminishing.: [a. Little▪ TM. I. 1. D.]

[v. Remission. TM. I. 8. D.]

[a. Few. TM. III. 1. D.]

[More- a. little. T. I. 7. D.]

[More- a. remiss]

[More- a. few]
Diminutive,: [adj. Littleness.]
Dimple.: [Furrow (dim.]

[Dent (dim.]
Din,: [Sound (augm.]
Dine,: [adj. Noon-meal.]
Ding,: [Cast.]
Dinner,: [Dine.]
Dint,: [Impetus.]
Diocess,: [Bishop's
Precinct]
(Place]
Dip: [into- adj. a. Water.]

[under- adj. a. Water.]
Dipthong.: D. I. 3. A.
Dire.: [Fierce]

[Cruel]
Direct.: [Straight] Ma. III. 1.

Upright. Ma. II. 8. E.

to— RO. VI. 1.
Dirge,: [Prayer for the Dead]
Dirt.: El. IV. 2.
Disable.: [Un-a. able (make.]

[a. Impotence]

[a. Weakness]

[Incapacitate]
Disabuse.: [Un- a. wrong (make]
Disadvantage.: [Hindrance]

[Loss]

[Hurt]
Disagree.: [Dissent]

[Unpeaceable]
Disallow,: [Disapprove.] AS. III. 3. O.
Disanimate,: [Discourage.]

Page [unnumbered]

Disannul.: [Annihilate]

[Spoil]
Disappoint.: [Un-appoint]

[Frustrate]
Disapprove.: AS. III. 3. O.
Disarm.: [Un-armour]

[Take away Arms]
Disaster,: [Adversity]
Disavow.: [Disapprove]

[Deny]

[abdicate]
Disband,: [Un—RM IV.]
Disbelieve.: AS. II. 4. O.
Disburse.: TA. IV. 5.
Disburthen,: [Unlode]
Discamp,: [Un- a. camp.]
Discard.: [Out-put Cards]

[Incapacitate]
Discern: See the dif∣ference]
Seen (make the dif∣ference]

[See]
[a. Common sense]
[a. Difference]
Discharge.: [Unlode]

—a Gun, [Un- adj. p. ammu∣nition (make)—]

[Un-oblige]
From Duty.
[Perform]
[a. Immunity]
From Debt.
[Pay]
[Acquit]
From Guilt.
[a. Innocent]
[Acquit]
[Absolve]
Disciple,: [Learner.] RO. III. 3.
Discipline.: [a. Teacher]

[Good Government] Man. VI. 5.
Church— RE. V.
[Correction]
Disclaim,: [Abdicate]
Disclose.: [Un-conceal]
[Reveal] AS. I. 6.

[Un-cover] O. II. 3. O.
[Shew] TA. I. 8.

[Open] O. II. 4. O.
Discolour,: [a. Colour (corr.]
Discomfit,: [Overthrow.]
Discomfort.: RO. VI. 3. O.
Discommend,: [Dispraise.]
Discommodity.: [Inconvenience]

[Hurt]
Disconsolate.: [adj. Discomfort]

[adj. Grief (augm.]
Discontent.: [Not-content]

[adj. Anxiety]
Discontinue,: [a. Discontinu∣ed.]
[Leave for some while.]
[Absent for some while.]
[Un- a. custom]
...—ed.
—Quantity. TM. III.
—in Place, Here and there. Sp. II. 7. O.
—in Time, Now and then. Sp. I. 7. O.
Disconvenient,: [Inconvenient]
Discord.: [Not-congruity]

—in Music. Q III. 8. O.

[Dissent]
[a. Unpeaceableness]
[a. Contention]
Discover.: AS. II. 2. A.
[Un-conceal]
[Reveal]
[Perceive (inc.]
[Uncover]
[Shew]
Discountenance,: [Un- a. reputa∣tion.]
Discourage.: RO. VI. 2. O.
Discourse.: Elements of— D. I.

Words— D. II.

...Complex parts of—
Grammatical. D. III.
Logical. D. IV.
Mixed. D. V.

Modes of —D. VI.
Discourtesie.: [a. Courtesie. Man. IV. 7. O.]

[a. Malignity. AS. V. 2. O.]
Discredit.: [Disbelieve]

[Infamy]
Discreet.: [Prudent] Ha. VI. 2.

[Grave] Man. IV. 6.

[Sober] Ha. III. 3.
Discrepant,: [Different]
Discretion,: vid. Discreet.
at the—of, [To be disposed according to the will of]
Discriminate.: [a. Difference]

[a. Distinction]
Discuss.: [Off— shake]

[Apart— shake]

[Scatter]

[Inquisition]
sp. by Disputing.]
Disdein.: AS. VI. 5. A.
Disease.: S.
...to—
[a. Disease]
[a. Pain]
[Trouble]
Disengage.: [Un-oblige]

[Un-entangle]
Disentangle,: [Un-entangle]
Disesteem,: [Esteem (corr.]
Disfavour,: [Un-favour.]
Disfigure.: [a. Figure (corr.]

[a. Deformity]
Disfranchise,: [Un-privilege]
Disfurnish,: [Un-furnish.]
Disgorge,: [Vomit.]
Disgrace,: [Infamy.]
Disguise,: [Un- a. seem (make]
Disgust,: [Displicence.]
Dish.: Vessel. Pr. V. 4.
Chafing— [adj. Table (vess.) for Fire.]
—Clout, Linen for cleansing Dishes.]
—washer, [Wagtail.] Bi. III. 8. A.
—of meat, (Meat (aggr.] sp. dished]
Dishearten,: [Discourage]
Dishevel'd,: [adj. p. Confusion.]
sp. Hairs.]
Dishonest.: [adj. Vice]

[Unchast]
Dishonour.: [Infamy]

[Disrespect]
Disimbarque: Go out of Ship.]

Take out of Ship.]
Disinchant,: [Un- a. Witchcraft.]
Disingenuity,: NP. IV. 1. O.
Disinherit,: [Un-inherit (make]
Disjoin,: ]Un-join]
Disjoint,: [Un-joint]
Disjunctive,: [adj. Separate]
Dislike.: [Disapprove]

[Displicence]
Dislocate.: [Un-place]

[Place (corr.]
Dislodge,: [Remove out of his Lodging.]
Disloyal.: Man. V. 6. O.
Dismay,: [a. Fear (make]
Dismal,: [adj. Adversity (augm.]
Dismantle,: [Un-fortifie.]
Dismember.: [Separate Member from Mem∣ber.]

[Tear]
Dismiss.: [Send away]

[Permit to depart]
Dismount.: [Un-a. ride]

[Un-a. jugament]
Disobedience.: Man. V. 7. D.
Disobey,: [a. Man. V. 7. D.
Disoblige.: [Un-a. oblige]

[Un-a. friend]
Disorder.: [Confusion]

[Un-a. Series]

[Irregularity]
Disown,: [Abdicate]
Disparage.: [a. Infamy]

[a. Calumny]
Disparity,: [Unequality]
Dispark,: [Un- a. Park (make]
Dispatch,: [Doe soon and perfect∣ly.]
[Doe]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Dispend.: TA. V. 3.
Dispense.: Give

[a. Segregate

a. Proportion

[Give adv. Pro∣portion▪]

[a. Segregate adv. Pro∣portion▪]

Relax from Law. RC. IV. 8.

Licence. RC. IV. 8. A.
Dispensatory,: [Book of Pharma∣ceutical Compositions (man∣ner.]
Dispeople,: [a. empty of Dwellers]
Disperse,: [Scatter]
Displace,: [Un-place]
Display.: [Un-fold]

[Open]
Displant.: [Un-plant]

[Remove]
Displease.: AS. IV. 7. O.
Displeasure,: [Displeasing]
...to doe one a—
doe
adj. displicent (thing]
adj. hurt (thing]
Dispose,: [a. Disposition.]
Disposition.: [Quality] T. I. 6. A.
Natural.
[Temperament]
—of the Mind. NP. IV.
...—of the Body.
resp. Individ. NP. V.
resp. Species. NP. VI.
Actual.
[Inclination] AS. IV. 1.
[Habit] (inc.) Ha. A.
Habit] Ha.
Action.] T. I. 7.
Cause] T. II.
a. Authority]
Appoint]
Prepare]
a. Efficient]
Give]
[a. Segregate]
[a. Order]
[a. Series]
[a. Place]
Dispossess,: [Un- adj. a. possess (make.]
Dispraise.: RO. V. 8. O.
Disprofit.: [adj. Hurtful (thing]

[Loss]
Disproportion.: [Proportion (corr.]

[Unequality]
Disprove.: [Against-prove]

[Confute]
Dispute,: [a. Argumentation.]
Disquiet.: [Anxiety]

[Trouble]
Disquisition,: [Inquisition]
sp. by Argument.]
Disrank.: [Un-a. rank]

[Un-a. Series]

[Un-a. Order]
Disregard,: [Not-esteeming]
Disrespect.: Man. V. 4. D.
Dissatisfie,: [Not- Satisfie]

[Un- Satisfie]
Dissect.: [Separate by cutting]

[Cut (segr.]
Disseize,: [Un-a. possess (make]
Dissemble.: [Conceal]

[a. Hypocrisie]
Dissention,: [a. Contention]
Dissenting.: AS. II. 3. O.
Dissertation,: [Book argumenta∣tive.]
Disservice.: [Service (corr.]

[Impedient (thing]
Dissever.: [Separate]

[a. Segregate]
Dissimular,: [Unlike.]
Dissimulation,: [Hypocrisie.]
Dissipate,: [Scatter.]
Dissolve.: a. Loose] Q. VI. 6. D.

[a. Fluid] Q. V. 5. D.

Melt. O. VI. 2.

[Separate]

[Un-convention]

[Destroy]

[Corruption]

[a. Ruine]
Dissolute.: [Careless]

[Sensual]
Dissolution,: vid. Dissolve.
Dissonant,: [Different]
sp. in sound.]
Dissuade.: RO. V. 2. O.
Dissyllable,: [Of a Syllables]
Distaff,: [Staff of spinning (ma∣chin.]
...—thistle.
Distance.: —of time. Sp. I. 2. O.

—of place. Sp. II. 2. O.
Distast.: [Tast (corr.]

[Aversation]

[Displicence]
Distemper.: S. I. 4.
[Temper (corr.]
Sickliness. S. I. 4.
Distention,: [Stretching.]
Distich,: [Two Verses.]
Distillation.: Rheum, [Disease of dropping (dim.]

Chymic. O. VI. 6.
Distinct.: [adj. p. distinction (perf.]

[Differenced]

[Separated]

[Ordered (perf.]

[Plain]
Distinction.: D. IV. 1.
Distinguish.: [a. Distinction]

[a. Difference]

[Separate]
[a. Period]

[a. Order (perf.]

[a. Plain.]

[a. Judge]
sp. (segr.]
Distortion,: [Twisting]

[a. Place (corr.]

[a. Deformity]
Distract.: [Pull several waies]

[Separate]

[Divide]

[a. Waver (make]

[Mad]
Distrein,: [Arrest]
sp. Goods]
Distress.: [Adversity]

[Trouble (aug.]

[Arresting] sp. of Goods.
[Goods arrested]
Distribute.: [Give (segr.]

[Deliver (segr.]

[a. Division]

[a. Partition.

[a. Kind (segr.]

[a. Part (segr.]

[a. Segregate]
District.: [Region]

[Government (place]
Distrust: In the Judgment. AS. III. 4. O.

In the Affection, [Diffidence]
Disturb.: [Molest] TA. V. 9. O.

[a. Impedient] T. II. 5. O.
Disunite.: [Un-unite]

[Separate]
Disuse.: [Un- a. custom]

[Discontinue
Use]
Custom]
Ditch.: [Furrow]

[Gutter]
Dittander.: HF. VII. 6.
Dittany.: HF. VII. 6.
bastard— [Fraxinella] HS. I. 1. A.
Ditty,: [Words adj. p. sing. (apt.]
Divaricate.: [Straddle (make]

[Separate]
Dive.: Mo. I. 3. A.
Divel,: vid. Devil.

Page [unnumbered]

Diver.: Bi. IX. 8.
dunn— Bi. IX. 8. A.
Diverging.: Ma. II. 7. E.
Diverse.: Various. T. III.

Manifold, [Many (kind]

[Unlike]. TM. V. 1. O.

[Light] adj. Ha. IV. 7. D.

[Morose] adj. Man. IV. 7. D.
Diversifie,: [a. Diversity]
Diversion,: [Beside-turn]
[Digression]
[Recreation]
Diversity.: T. III.
Divide,: vid. Division.
Dividend,: [adj. p. Divisor (thing]
Divine,: [adj. God]
a— [adj. RC. II. 1. person]
—'s profession. RC. II. 1.
...to—
[Wizarding,] RJ. III. 1. A.
[Conjecturing] AS. II. 7.
Divinity: [God. (abst.]

[RC. II. 1. (Science]
Division.: Into kinds.
Exactly. D. IV. 4.
Not exactly. D. IV. 4. A.

Into parts.]
[a. Part]
[a. Segregate]

Into Parties.
[Un-a. Society]
[a. Contention]

Into Places.
[a. Separation]
[a. Distance]

In Arithmetic, [a. Divisor.]

In Music, [a. Paraphrase tune]
Divisor.: TM. VI. 9.
Divorce.: RE. IV. 5.
Diuretic,: [adj. a. Urining (make]
Diurnal,: [adj. Day]
a— [adj. Narration (thing) of News]
Divulge,: [a. Public (make]
Dizzard,: [adj. Doting (person]
Dizzy,: [adj. Giddy. S. IV. 5.]
Do,: vid. Doe.; [Buck. Be. II. 4. (fem.]
Do,: vid. Doe.; [Buck. Be. II. 4. (fem.]
Docil.: [adj. Learn (apt.]

[adj. Sagacity]
Dock.: [Dent] Man. IV. 3. O.
For Shipping.
[Haven (dim.]
[adj. Building (place) for Ships.]
In the posteriors, [Dent—]

[Tail] PP. VI. 6. A.
...to—
[Off-cut the Tail]
[a. Short]

Herb. HF. I. 1. A.
...bur—
great.— HL. VI. 2.
little— HL. VI. 2. A.
Docket,: [Accessory writing.]
Doctor,: [Highest Graduate]
Doctrine,: [Taught (thing]
Document: [Thing to be
Learn'd.]
Observ'd.]
Dodder.: HF. VII. 17.
Dodge,: [a. Lightness.] Ha. IV 7. D.
Dodkin,: [Least Mony.]
Doe.: [a. pres.]
How—you? [How are you?]
sp. in Health.]

[a.
Action]
Business]

...Have to—with,
[a. Business with]
[a. Commerce with]

a— [Deer (fem.]
Doings: Action

Preparation
Dog.: Beast. Be. V. 1.
—'s bane. HS. IV. 14.
upright— HS. IV. 8.
—berrry. Sh. II. 4.
—'s grass. HL. III. 5. A.
—'s tongue. HL. IX. 4. A.
—'s tooth. HL. V. 2.
[Andiron] [Supporting (jug.) for fuel]

to— [Follow privately]

—Fish.

Greater. Fi. I. 6.

Lesser. Fi. I. 6. A.

Star.
[Star call'd the—]
[Star (aggr.] call'd, &c.]

—daies, [Daies in which the Sun rises with the Dog-star.]
Dogged.: [Perverse]

[Morose]
Doggrel,: [Sorry.]
Dogmatical: [Fierce] Ha. III. 4. D.
Dole,: [adj. p. Alms (thing]
—full, adj. Grief]
Dolor.: [Grief]

[Pain]
Dolphin.: Fi. I. 1. A.
Dolt,: [Dull. Ha. III. 1. O. (per∣son]
Domestic.: [adj. House]

[adj. RO.]

adj. Family. RO. III. 5. O.
Domineer,: [a. Insolence.]
Dominion.: [Power]

[Authority]
Donation,: [Giving]
Donative,: [adj. p. Give.]
Done,: [adj. p. Action.]
I have— [I am adj. pret.
Action.]
Finishing.]
Donor,: [adj. a. Give (person]
Doom.: [a. Judge]

[a. Sentence]
Door.: Po. IV. 2.
—keeper, [Guard at door]
within—s [Within the house]
without—s. [Without the house]
Dor,: [Beetle] Ex. V. 5.
Doree.: Fi. IV. 12.
Dormant.: [Sleeping]

[Not-
acting]
shewn]

a— [Beam]
Dormouse.: [Mouse (kind) adj. sleeping
(int.]
(apt.]
Dorser,: [Basket.] sp. to be carri∣ed on the back.]
Dorter,: [adj. Sleeping (room]
Dorychnium.: Sh. IV. 9. A.
Dose,: [Proportion]
sp. of Medicine]
Dotage,: NP. II. 2. O.
Dotal,: [adj. Dowry.]
Dotard,: [adj. Doting (person] Tree.
Dote,: [a. Dotage.]
—on, [a. Love (exc.]
Dotterel.: Bi. VII. 3.
Double.: [Two (kind.]
—diligence. Ha. IV. 5. E.
—leaf, [Twy-blade.]
—tongue, [Horse tongue.]
—tongue, Hypocrisie.]
—heart Hypocrisie.]
...to—
[a. Double]
as Hare, [Back-goe in the same way.]
Doublet.: [Close (vest) for upper part of the trunk.]

[Counterfeit gem]
Doublings of vest,: [Foldings—]
Doubt.: AS. II. 5. O.
—full, [adj. p. Doubt (apt.]
—less, [adv. Certain]
Doucet.: —of Deer.
Dove,: [Pidgeon] Bi. III. 1.
Ring— Bi. III. 1. A.
Stock— Bi. III. 2.
Doughty,: [Valiant]
Douzen,: [Twelve.]
Dowager,: [Widow]
Dowe.: [Bread not baked]

—baked, [Scarce baked]

[adj. p. Future bread]
Dower,: [Wife's revenue.]
Down.: [Downward vergent]

[Toward-
Underside.]
Bottom.]

Prep. V. 2.
Bear— [Down b.]
Break— [Down b.]
Go— [Down g.]
Pull— [Down p.]

Sit— [Sit]

...—look
[Downward
[Guilty
look]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Dowry,: [Wife's estate]
Doxy,: [adj. a. Fornication (fem.]
Doxology,: [Sentence of praise]
Drab,: [Wicked Woman.]

[Unchast Woman.]
Draco volans.: El. I. 4.
Dracunculus.: Fi. III. 8. A.
Draffe.: [Meat for Swine]

[Worst part]

[adj. a. Defilement (thing]
Drag,: [Pull.] O. I. 4.
sp.
Behinde
After
it.
—net. [Net (instr.) for fishing, adj. p. draw (apt.]
Draggle-tail,: [Slut.]
Dragon.: Fish.

Insect.

—fly, Ex. IV. 7.

Plant.

—tree. Tr. III. 8. A.

—wort. HL. V. 9.

...—'s bloud.

[Juice of—Tree]

biting— [Tarragon.]

Snap— HS. VIII. 6.

Fire— El. I. 4.

—'s head, [Intersection point of Ecliptic by Planet toward adj. a. North.]

—'s tail, [Intersection point of Ecliptic by Planet toward adj. a. South.]
Dray,: [Cart.]
Drain,: [Trench for water.]
to— [Un- a. water]
Drake.: Bird, [Duck (male.]

Gun, [Least Ordnance.]

Fire— El. I. 4.
Dram.: Mea. III. 3.
Draper,: [adj. Cloth (merch.]
Draught.: [Drawing]

[Drawn (thing]

[Exemplar]

[Picture]
Ships— [Depth of Ship un∣der water.]

Jakes, [Dunging (room]

game of—s. Mo. V. 3. A.
Draw,: a. Move

a. Move (end
toward it self.
to it self.
Corporeal.
Pull] O. I. 4.
Pull (end]
—cart [Lead pulling—]
—net [Lead pulling—]
[Lift]
—bridge, [Lift by pulling.]
—plants, [Un a. root, &c.]
—water, [Lift, &c.]
Ship—s, [—is deep in the water.]
Take into it self.
[Breathe] Mo. III. 2.
[Suck up breath] AS. IV. 6. D.
[Snuf]
—after, [Hunt by Smell.]
[Suck] Mo. III. 3. O.
[Drink] AS. II. 2. O.
Take out of
another
it's place.
—blood, [a. Bleed]
—lots, [a. Lot.]
—mony. out-take—]
—purse out-take—]
—sword, [Un-sheath.]
—tooth, [Out-pull.]
...—wine.
Virtual.
[a. Exhalation]
Metonym. Effect by Motion.
—of the Fingers.
—mony [Tell—]
—of the Needle.
...—cloth
—of Pen or Pencil.
...—a Copy.
...—a Picture.
— writing, [a. Wri∣ting.]
—up writing, [a. Wri∣ting.]
—dry, [Empt. (perf.]
—fowl, [Un-a. gutt]
...—out.
[Extend]
[Protract]
Transcendental.
Cause.
—bloud, [a. Bleed.]
[Occasion]
[Impulsive]
[Persuade]
[Entice]
[Lead]
[Seduce]
[Obtein]
Beginning.
...—back.
[Retreat (inc.]
[Apostasie (inc.]
—near [near (inc.]
—on [near (inc.]
—to an issue, [Finish (inc.]
Drawer.: [adj. Drawing (person]

[Box (dim.) to be out-pull'd and in-thrust]
Drawers,: [Inner thigh (vest.]
Dread,: [Fear]
sp. (augm.)
Dream,: [adj. p. AC. II. 4. A. (thing]
mdash;ing. AC. II. 4. A.
...—ness,
[Dulness]
[Sloth]
Dregs.: [Worst part] TM. VI. 1. O.

[Sediment] TM. VI. 3. O.
Drench.: [Medicinal drink]

...to—

[Drink (make) by pouring into the mouth]

[Bathe]
Dress.: [Prepare]
...—meat,
a. Butchery
a. Cookery

[Cleanse]

...—a Horse.

a. Clothe

a. Ornate

Prune

a. Surgery
Dresser,: [Cook's table.]
Dry.: A••id. adj. Q. V. 2. D.

[Thirsty] adj. AC. II. 2.

[Penurious] adj. Man. III. 3. E.

[Reserv'd] adj. Man. IV. 4. D·

...—jest.
[adv. concealed ••. Urbani∣ty.]
Driblet.: [Sum (dim.]

[Part (dim.]
Drift.: [Driving]

—of Snow [Heap of —toge∣ther blown]

go a— [Be driven]

[End]
Drill.: ...to—
[bore]
[Entice]

a— [Boaring (instr.]
[Baboon] Be. III. 1.
Drink,: [adj. p. drinking (thing]
—ing. AC. II. 2. A.
a— [Refection]
Drip.: [a. Drop]

[Baste]

...—ing.

[adj. basting (thing]
Drive,: move
from
before
it self.
Contiguous, [Thrust.]
sp. with knocking]
Not contiguous. TA. VI. 5. A·
—away, [From—]
—back, [a. Retire (make]
—bees, [a Move B.]
—out, [Out—]
The Ship—s, [The Ship is driven.]
sp. when the Anchor lets —go.]
Metaphor.
[Coaction] AS. IV. 9. O.
—off, [Protract.]
Metonym. [Scatter]
Drivel,: [Dropping Spittle.]
to— Let go the Spittle out of ones mouth.]
Drizzle,: [Rain drops (dim.]
Droil.: [a. Operation (augm.]

[Servant, adj. a. operation (aug.]

Page [unnumbered]

Droll,: [a. Urbanity.]
Dromedary,: [Camel.] Be. I. 3.
Drone.: [Bee (male]
[Idle (person]
Droop.: [a. Decay]
[p. Discouragement (inc.]
Drop.: El. II. 1.
Dropsie.: S. VI. 3.
Dropwort.: HF. V. 10. A.
water— HF. V. 14.
Dross.: [worst part.]
sp. of Metal]
Drove,: [adj. p. drive (aggr.]
sp. of Cattel.]
Drover,: [Cattel-driving (per∣son]
Drought,: vid. Dry.
Drown.: Kill. RJ. V. 7.
[Cover with water]
Drowzy.: AC. II. 3.
Drudge,: [a. Operation (augm.]
sp. Servant.]
Drug.: [adj. O. VI. A. (thing]
[adj. Sorry (thing.]
Druggist,: [Merchant of unprepa∣red medicinal (things]
Drum,: [adj. Drummer (instr.]
—of the Ear, [Drum (like.]
—mer. RM. III. 3.
Drunk,: [adj. a. Drunkenness]
—ard, [adj. Drunkenness (person.]
—enness. Man. II. 3. D.
Due.: T. IV. 3.
[adj. Debtor (thing]
Dub.: [Knock]
sp. with Fist.]
Dubious,: [adj. Doubt.]
Duchess,: [Duke (fem.]
Duchy.: [Duke's (place.]
Duck.: Bi. IX. 2. A.
—'s meat. HL. I. 10.
...to—
[Bow the head] as Duck.
[Congee (augm.]
[Dive]
—and Drake [Reflect (freq) from the Water.]
Ductil.: [adj. p. figure (apt.) by ham∣mering.]
[adj. p. Persuade (apt.]
Dudgeon.: [Indignation]
[Root of Box.]
—dagger, [Short Sword whose handle is of the root of Box.]
Duel.: RM. I. 7. A.
Dug.: PG. IV. 2. A.
Duke,: [Noble-man of highest de∣gree.]
Dull,: [Obtuse.]
Op. to
Sprightly. NP. IV. 2. O.
Strenuous [Lazy]
Nimble [Lumpish]
Swift [Slow]
Op. to Sagacity. Ha. III. 1. O, Blunt, [Not adj. a. Cut (apt.]
[Remiss]
Duscimer,: Musical (instr.)
Dumb: [Mute] AC. III. 1. O.
[Not-speaking]
Dump▪: [Meditation (int.]
[Anxiety (imp.]
[Grief (imp.]
Dun,: [Colour of
Mouse.]
&c.

to— [Come and demand (freq.]
Dunce,: [Dull. Ha. III. 1. O. (person.]
—down, [Cat's tail.]
Dung,: [adj. p. Dung (thing.]
—fly. Ex. IV. 4. A.
to— Mo. IV. 9. A.
—land, [Manure with Dung]
Dungeon: [Dark prison]
Duplicate,: [Correspondent type]
Durable,: [Permanent]
Durance,: [Imprisonment]
Duration.: Mea. V. A.
Dure,: [v. Duration]
—ing my stay, [While I stay]
Duress,: [Affliction of body]
Durt.: El. IV. 2.
Durty.: [adj. Durt.]
[Rustic]
Dusk,: [Dark (dim.]
Dust.: Earth. El. IV. 1.
[Powder] TM. VI. 4. A.
Pin— [Powder of filed pins]
Saw— [Powder of sawed (thing]
Duty,: [Due (thing.]
Dutifulness.: Man. V. I.
Dwarf,: [adj. Little.]
sp. (person.]
—elder, [Danes-wort.]
Dwell.: Po. I. A.
Dynasty,: [Series of Governours of one
Kinde.]
Nation.]
Family.]
Dysentery.: S. VI. 6. A.
Dysury,: [Disease of pissing (def.]

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.

Page [unnumbered]

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]

...

Page [unnumbered]

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.]

Page [unnumbered]

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.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

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.

Page [unnumbered]

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.

F.

FAble.: [adj. p. Fiction narration]
[Lie]
Fabric,: [Building.]
Fabrile Operation.: O. IV.
Fabulous,: [adj. Fiction.]
Face.: Subst.
Member. PG. III. 1.
make—s, [Change Face (manner]
[Presence]
...to—
—as Person, &c. [Over against stand]
—as Garment, Pr. IV. 9.
—about, [Turn.]
...—out a ly.
[a Ly
impudently.]
pertinaciously.]
Facetiousness,: [Urbanity.]
Facil.: [Easie]
[Credulous]
[Affable]
Facilitate,: [a. Easiness.]
Facinorous,: [Crime (augm.]
Fact.: [Done (thing.]
Faction.: ••C. III. 8. A.
Factious,: [adj.
Faction
Sedition
(apt.]
Factitious.: T. III. 7. O.
Factor,: [Instead-Merchant]
Faculty.: [Natural Power]
[Licence]
Fade.: [p. Transitoriness]
[v. Decay]
Fag,: [End (corr.]
Fagot,: [Sticks (aggr.) together-bound.]
Fail.: [p. Frustrate] TA. V. 1. O.
[Miscarry] TA. III. 7. O.
[Omit] TA. III. 8. A.
[Defect]
[Faint]
Insolvent. TA. IV. 8. O.
Fain.: [Fiction]
[a. Seem]
[a. Hypocrisie]
I would—have it, [I desire (augm.]
Faint.: —ing. S. V. 5.
[Weary]
[Weak]
[Remiss]
[Slight]
...—hearted.
[Coward]
[Diffident]
Fair.: Adj.
[Beautiful]
[Clean]
[Clear]
...—dealing.
[Equity]
[Candor]
...—demeanour.
[Courtesie]
[Affability]
—way, [Not-durty—]
—Weather, [Wea∣ther not rainy.]
—Weather, [Wea∣ther not cloudy.]
—wind, [Prosperous—]
Subst.
Mart, [Convention for Com∣merce.]
—ing, [Given (thing) at Fair.]
Fairy,: [Feign'd man (like) De∣vil.]
Faith.: [Belief]
—rational. Ha. III. 2.
—religious. Ha. V. 4.
...—full.
[adj. Fidelity.]
[adj. Ha. V. 4.]
...—less.
[Perfidious]
[Not-adj. Faith]
Falchion,: [Short crooked Sword]
Falcon,: Hawk (kind.)
Falconer,: [adj. Hawk (Off.]
Falling.: Motion proper.
...—down,
Down-fall.]
Navigate with the Stream.]
—in, [Come (imp.]
—with, [Together-come (imp.]
sp. in Fight.]
—off, [Go (imp.]
—on, [Assault.]
...—to
—Leeward. RN. VI. 6. D.
Motion metaph.
Begin.
—in hand with, [Begin.]
—to ones meat, [Eat (inc.]
Event.
sp. adj. Fortune.
...—in love with.
—out, [Event.]
—with one, [Un-friend.]
—from higher to lower.
...—ing.
—on knees. AC. VI. 6.
—all along. AC. VI. 7.
...

Page [unnumbered]

Fallacy,: [adj. a. Erring (apt.) Argument.]
Fallible,: [adj. Err. (pot.]
Fallow,: [Not-plow'd.]
to— [First plowing]
—deer. Be. II. 4.
False.: Untrue. [adj. T. III. 1. O.]
[ly]

[Wrong]

[Spurious]

[Forged]

[Trecherous]
Falshood.: T. III. 1. O.
Falsifie,: [a. False.]
Falter,: vid. Faulter.
Fame.: [Common
Narration]
Rumor.]

[Common
Praise (augm.]
Reputation]
Family.: [oeconomic relation] RO.

[Kin] RO. I.

[Houshold][House (aggr.]
Familiar.: [adj. Acquaintance]

[adj. Custom]
—Spirit, [—devil.]
Famin.: [Food (def.]

[Want of food]

[Hunger]
Famish,: [Starve.]
Famous,: [adj. p. Fame.]
Fan,: [adj. a. Winde (jug.]
—for Corn. [adj. winnowing (jug.]
Fanaticalness.: [Pretending Enthusiasms]

[Fierceness in Religion (cor.]
Fancy.: Faculty. NP. II. 2.
[adj. Fancy representation]

[Irrational (imp.]

[Disposition
(imp.]
(corr.]

[Opinion]
sp. (corr.]

Approbation]

Delectation]

Love]
Fane,: [Index (instr.) of winde.]
Fang,: [Long tooth.]
Fantasie.: NP. II. 2.
Fantasm,: [Fancied (thing.]
Fantastic.: [adj. Fancy (corr.]

Indulging fancy.]

Following fancy.]

[Conceitedness]
Far.: [adj. Distance]
[Remote]
...—into
[Deep into]
[Averse]

[Much]
...—day
[Much day being past]
[Late]
as—as, [Until.]
so—as, [So much as]
Farce,: vid. Farse.
[Mixture of into—thrusted (things.]
[Pudding of mixt (things]
[Scurril Comedy (corr.]
Farcy,: Disease.
Fard.: [Paint]
Fardle,: [Aggregated (thing]
sp. by p. tied.]
Fare.: Diet. Pr. I.

[Event]

—well [I. valediction.]

[Carriage]
sp. by Water.]

[Carried
(aggr.]
(persons]

[Wages for Carriage]

[Tower for direction of Navi∣gators.]
Farm.: Po. I. 1.
take to— [Hiring]
let to— [Demising]
Farra.: Fi. IX. 5.
Farrier,: [Physitian for horses.]
Farrow,: [a. Parturition.]
sp. of Swine.]
Farse,: [Fill.
By into-thrusting]
(Corr.]
Fart.: Mo. IV. 2. A.
Farther,: vid. Further.
[More-far]
—most. Sp. II. 2. D.
[More]
[Also]
Farthest,: vid. Furthest.
[Most-far]
[Last]
[Most]
Farthing.: Mea. IV. 1.
Fascinate,: [a. Witchcraft.]
sp. By look.]
Fashion.: [Figure]

[Manner]

[Custom] sp. Common]

—of Clothes, [Figure of Clothes.]
sp. Commonly accustom∣ed.]
Fashions,: Disease of Horse.
Fast.: Adj.
Fixed. Q. VI. 6. E.
—and loose, Light. [adj. Ha. IV. 7. D.]

...—asleep
...hold—
[asleep (int.]
[hold (int.]
[tie (int.]
...ty—

Firm. Q. VI. 5.

[Swift] NP. V. 9.

Subst. [Absteining from feed∣ing.]
Religious. RE. IV. 5. O.
Fasten.: [Fast (make]

[Tie]

[Bite]
Fastness,: [Place inaccessible.]
sp. through bogs.]
Fastidious.: [adj. a.
nauseate
contemn
scorn
(apt.]
Fat.: —of Animal. PG. II. 7.
—Constitution. NP. V. 5.
—Tast or Smell. Q. IV. 2.

[Vessel] vid. Vat.
Fate.: AS. I. 2. E.
Fatal.: [adj. Fate (abstr.]

[adj. a. Death.]
Father.: Parent. RO. I. 2. (male.]
—monk. RE. II. 7.
—ly▪ [adj. Father.]
—less, [Un-fathered.]

—in law, [Father by Affini∣ty.]

fore— [Progenitor.] RO. I. 1.
Foster— RO. III. 2.
God— RO. III. 1.
God the— G. I.
Fathom: [6. Foot.]
Fatigue,: [a. Weariness (thing.]
Faucet.: Pr. V. 7. A.
Fauchion,: [Broad short (sword.]
Faucon,: vid. Falcon.]
Fault.: [Defect (corr.]

[Evil action]
—capital. RJ. III.
—not capital. RJ. IV.

...finde—
[a. Censoriousness]
[Reprehend]
[Blame]
Faulter.: [Stammer]

[Stumble]

[Err]

[Fail]

Page [unnumbered]

Faulty.: [adj. Fault]

[adj. Wrong]
Faun,: vid. Fawn.
Favor.: Affection. AS. V. 2.
[Favor (sign]
sp. Ornament.]
sp. Riband.]
Countenance.
[Face
(manner]
(fig.]
Favorite,: [adj. p. Favor (per∣son.]
Fautor,: [adj. a. Favor (person.]
Fawn.: [Assentation] Man. IV. 7. E.
sp. By gesture.]

[Buck. Be. II. 4. (young]
Fealty.: [Fidelity]

[Fidelity (sign]
Fear.: AS. V. 6. O.
for— [Left that]
Fearfulness.: Timidity, [Fear apt.]

Terribleness, [a. Fear (apt.]
Fearn.: HL. I. 4.
Oake— HL. I. 4. A.
Feast.: Thing. Pr. II. 1.

Time, [Festival]
Feat.: [Fact [Done (thing]

[Handsome (dim.]
Feather.: Single. PP. V. 1.

Plume [Feathers (aggr.) for Ornament.]
Feature,: [Figure (man.]
sp. Of face.]
February,: [Second month.]
Fecible.: [adj. p. doe (pot.]

[Possible]
Feculent,: [adj. Sediment.]
Fecundity,: [Fruitfulness.]
Fee.: [Revenue] sp. of Office.]

[Wages]

[Stipend]

...—simple.
Hereditary right]
Absolute right]

...—farm.
[Inheritance obnoxious to Rent.]
Feebleness,: [Weakness.]
Feed.: AC. I. 5.
—upon, [Be fed with.]
Feeling.: Sense. NP. III. 5.
—for, [For-search by—]

[Suffering]
fellow— [Compassion]
—Feelers. PP.. IV. 4.
Fein,: vid. Fain
Fel.: [Feirce] NP. IV. 4. O.

to— [a. Fall]
sp. With striking.]

—trees, &c. O. III. 8. A.

a— [Skin]
sp. With fleece.]

...—monger.
[Skin
(Mech.]
(Mer.]

—wort, [Gentian] HL. VII. 6.
Fellow.: Like]

Equal]
[adj. RO. IV. (person]

[Companion.]

The—of it, [The other con∣gruous to it.]

—worker, [Together—]

—of Colledge, [Assessor of adj. Colledge (off.]

[Sorry (person.]

[Spoke.] Po. V. 7. A.
Fellowship.: [Fellow (abstr.]

[Society]

[Communion]
Felon.: [adj. Felony (person]

[Apostem at the root of the nail]
Felony.: RJ. III. 4.
Felt.: [adj. p. Feel]

[Head (vest) woollen with broad margin]

to— [a. Cloth (make) by kneading]
Felter,: [Entangle.]
Female: NP. VI. 2. O.
Feminine: NP. VI. 2. O.
Fen.: Po. I. 8.
Fence,: [Enclosure]
[Fortifie]
[Defend]

Exercise. Mo. V. 6. A.
Fenegreek.: HS. III. 13. A.
Fennel.: HF. V. 1.
Hogs— HF. V. 2.
Gyant— HF. V. 3.
Scorching— HF. V. 11. A.
—flower. HS. V. 13. A.
Feodary.
Feoff,: vid. Enfeoff.
Fermenting.: O. VI. 5. A.
Fern,: vid. Fearn.
Ferret.: Be. IV. 5.
to— [Search (int.]
—out, [Out-drive (int.]
...—silk.
Ferry.: [Boat for travelling over Ri∣ver]

[Boating (place) over River.]
Fertility,: [Fruitfulness.]
Fervent.: [Hot (augm.]

[Zealous▪]
Ferule.: Stone, [Together-coagulated Gravel.]

Metalline, [Ring (fig.) la∣min.]

Wood, [adj. Cudgelling (in∣strum.) for hand]
Fescu,: [Pin (instr.) for shewing the Letters.]
Fess,: [Transverse lamin (fig.) in the middle of the Scutche∣on.]
Fester,: Putrefie.]
Festival,: [adj. Festivity (time.]
Festivity.: RE. IV. 5.
Fetch.: to— TA. VI. 4. A.
—breath, [In-take—]
—out, [Cause to come out.]
—up, [Overtake.]

...a—
[Invention]
[Craftied (thing]
Fetid,: [Stinking.]
Fetter,: [Bonds for Legs.]
Feud,: [Old enmity.]
Fever.: S. II. 2.
malignant— S. II. 3.
Feverfew.: HF. II. 9.
Fewel,: vid. Fuel.
Fewness.: TM. III. 1. O.
Fy.: Interj. II. 3. O.
Fib,: [Lie (dim.]
Fibre.: PG. II. 5. A.
Fickleness,: [Lightness.] Ha. IV. 7. D.
Fiction.: T. I. 3. A.
Fiddle,: [Music (instr.) stringed]
—stick, [Bow for Music (instr.]
...—ing.
[a. Music with instrument.]
[a. Vanity]
Fidelity.: Man. IV. 2.
Fidge,: [Vain ition (freq.]
Fiduciary,: [adj. Deposit (per∣son.]
Field.: [Grounds.] Po. I. 2.

Keep the— RM. II. 3.

Win the— RM. II. 1. E.

Quit the— RM. II. 3. D.
Fieldfare.: Bi. III. 5.
Fiend.: W. I. 2. O.
Fierce.: NP. IV. 4. O.
Wilde, [adj. NP. IV. 4. O.]
op. to Moderate, [adj. Ha. III. 4. D.]
op. to Meek, [adj. Man. I. 9. D.]
Fife,: [Musical Pipe.]
Fifteen.
Fifty.
Fig.: Tr. I. 5.
Indian— Tr. I. 9▪ A.
—wort. HS. VIII. 5. A.
Fight.: RM. I. 7.
Figment,: [adj. Fiction (thing.]
Figulation.: O. IV. A.
Figure.: Shape. Mag III. A.

Scheme
line
pictur'd
fig.]

Rhetorical. D. III. 7. A.
Fil.: O. II. 7.
Filament,: [Fibre.]

Page [unnumbered]

〈1 page duplicate〉〈1 page duplicate〉

Page [unnumbered]

〈1 page duplicate〉〈1 page duplicate〉

Page [unnumbered]

Filberd.: Tr. IV. 3.
Filch,: [Theft (dim.]
File.: —ing. O. IV. 2. A.

...a—
Instrument, [adj. filing (instr.]
As of Souldiers. RM. IV. 4. A.
Filial,: (adj. Son.]
Filipendula,: [Dropwort.]
Fill.: O. II. 7.
Fillet.: [Riband]
sp. adj. Linen.]

—of Beast.

—of Pillar, [Square (part.]
Filly,: [young horse (sem.]
Fillip,: [Strike with the nail of the finger springingly.]
Film,: [Thin Membrane.] PG. II. 3. A.
Filthy.: [adj. a. Defile (abstr.]

[adj. Slovenliness (augm.]

a—deal, [Much (corr.]
Filtring.: O. VI. 4. A.
Fin.: PP. IV. 6.
Final,: [adj. End.]
Finch.: Chaff— Bi. IV. 7.

Bul— Bi. IV. 5.

Gold— Bi.

Green— Bi. IV. 6.
Finde.: —by Seeking. TA. I. 7. O.
Perceive, [a. Common sense.]
Discover.] AS. II. 2. A.
Invent.] AS. III. 2. A.
Contrive.] AS. III. 7.

...—by Experience.
[Discover by Essaying.]
[a, Experience] Ha. VI. 4.
—the Bill, [Approve the Bill.]
...—Fault.
[a▪ Censoriousness]
[Blame]
[Reprehend]

—without seeking.
[a. Fortune to
see.]
have.]
&c.

[Obtein] TA. V. 1.

[Maintein] RO. VI. 4.
Fine.: Adj.
[Simple.]
—force, [Simple. f.]
[Pure] [adj. TM. V. 6.]
[Refined]
[Un-adj. p.
Worst part.]
Sediment.]
[Thin.] [adj. TM. II. 5. O.]
—linen, [Thin (augm.)—]
[Soft] [adj. Man. I. 8. D.]
[Tender] [adj. NP. IV. 7. O.]
[Nice] [adj. Man. II. 6. E.]
[adj. a. Dainties (apt.]
[adj. Ornateness]
[Crafry.]

Subst.
[Mulct] RJ. VI. 7,
in— [In the End.]
Finger.: PG. V. 7.
Fore— [Second—]
Middle— [Third—]
Ring— [Fourth—]
Little— [Fifth—]
at ones—'s end, [adv. Memory (perf.]
light—'d, [adj. Theft (apt.]
...—fern.
Ladies— HS. III. 4.
Finical.: Nice, [adj. Man. II. 6. E.]

[Conceited. adj. Ha. III. O.]
Finish.: TA. III. 7.
Finite.: T. III. 6.
Fir.: male— Tr. V. 5.

female— Tr. V. 5. A.
Fire.: Proper. El. I.
bone— [Fire built for
Joy.]
Triumph.]
light— [adj. Flame—]
wild— [Confection of Pow∣der, adj. a. Fire (apt.]
...—works.
...—brand.
—
Fork F.
Shovel Sh.
for—]
...—lock.
Meteor.: —drake. El. I. 4.

licking— El. I. 6. A.

Disease.
St. Anthonie's—[Erysipe∣las.]
Firestone,: [Marchasite] St. I. 3. A.
Firing,: [Fuell.]
Firkin.: [Barrel (dim.]

Measure.
Firm.: Fast, [adj. Q. VI. 5.]

—land, [Continent.] W. III. 2.

Constant, [adj. Ha. IV. 7.]
Firmament.: [Starry heaven] W. II.

[Ether] El. II. 1.
First.: In Number, [adj. Mea. II. 1.]

In Dignity. [Principal.]
Fiscal,: [adj. Exchequer.]
Fisgig.
Fish. Fi.: —hook, [Hook for—]

—monger, [adj. Fish (merc.]

—pond. Po. I. 6.

...to—
[Hunt Fish]
[a. Confess (end]
Fisherman,: [Hunting (artist) of Fish.]
Fisk.: [Mo. II. (corr.]
Fist,: [Hand
Folded.]
Contracted.]
Fistic,: [Pistach.]
Fistula.: S. I. 7. A.
Fit.: [adj. Congruity. T. V. 5.]
[Congru∣ously
proportion'd]
disposed]
prepared]
furnished]
Opportune [adj. Time (perf.]
[Decent]
[Expedient]

a— T. VI. 6. A.

—of sickness, [a. Sickness.]

—of the mother. S. VI. 7.

to— [a. Fit.]

—with the like, [Compen∣sate.]
Fitch,: vid. Vetch.
Fitcher.: Mo. II. (freq.)
...cross—
Fitchow,: [Polecat.] Be. IV. 5. A.
Fitting,: vid. Fit. adj.
Five.: Mea. II. 5.
—hundred, &c.
Fixed.: Fast, [adj. Q. VI. 6. E.]

[Not adj. p. move (apt.]

[Observing (int.]
Flag.: Figure. Mag. IV. 7. A.

—of a Ship. RN. III. 7.
...—Ship.
[Sedge.]

—flower, [Iris.]

...to—

[Be weak]

[Decay]

[Be limber]
sp. Through
Weakness.]
Decay.]
[Hang adv. limber]
Flagitious,: [Vitious (augm.]
Flagon,: [Cylindrical pot.]
Flagrant.: [Intense]

[Manifest]
Flay,: [Un-skin.]
Flail,: [adj. a. Threshing (instr.]
Flake,: [Lamin.]
Flam,: [Ly,]
Flame.: El. I. 1.
Flank.: Side.

—of Animal. PG. IV. 5. A.

to— [a. Side.]
Flanker.: RM. VI. 6. A.
Flap.: vid. Flag.

[Strike]
sp. with Lamin.]

a— [adj. Limber (lam.]
sp. Hanging.]

flie— [Flap to drive away Flies.]

Throat— Cover (thing) of the rough Artery.]
Flash.: [Impetus.]
—of fire, [Flame (imp.]
—of water, [Stream (imp.]
...—y.
Taste.
Waterish, [adj. Water (like.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Flask.: [Box for Gunpowder.]

[Carriage for Ordnance]
Flasket,: [Long Basket without Lid.]
Flat.: Corpor.
[Plain] W. III. 1.
[adj. Lamin]
[Shallow] TM. II. 3. O.
[Low] TM. II.4. O.
[adj. Lying] AC. VI. 7. O.

—foot. PP. V. 3. A.

Transcendent
[Manifest]
Absolute, [adj. T. I. 8. O.]
[Sorry. TM. I. 4. D.]

...a—
—in the Sea, [Shallow
(place) in the Sea.]
—in Music. Q. III. 5. D.
Flattery.: [Fawning]

[Assentation]
Flatulent,: [adj. a.
Wind
Inflation
make]
Flaunt,: [adj p. Ornate (exc.]
Flaw.: [Break
(dim.
Outside.

[Notch]

[Bruise]

[Spot]

—of wind, [Wind (imp.]
Flawn,: [Py of Milk and Eggs.]
Flax.: HS. V. 12.
...Toad's—
Flea,: Ex. I. 8. A.
—bane. HF. III. 9. A.
—wort. HL. VII. 4▪ A.
Sea— Ex. II. 2. A.
to— [Un-skin.]
Fleam.: Vid. Phlegm.

[adj. Phlebotomy (instr.]
Fled,: [adj. pret. Flie.]
Fledge,: [Feathered▪]
Flee,: vid. Fly.
Fleece.: PP. VI. 3.
to—[Un-fleece.]
Fleet,: [Swift]
to— vid. Flit.
a— Navy, [Ships (aggr.]
Flegmatic,: adj. Phlegm.]
Flesh.: PG. II. 6.
—ly. vid. Carnal.
Natural]
Worldly]
[adj. Lust] AC. II. 5.
...—y
[adj. Flesh]
[Having much Flesh]
to—one, [Encourage.]
Fletcher,: [adj. Bow (mech.]
Flew.: [adj. pret. Flie]

Vid. Flu.
Flexible.: [adj. Q. V. 6.]

[adj. p Persuade (apt.]
Fly.: As Bird. Mo. I. 2.

As routed. RM. II. 3. D.

...—out.
[a Excess]
[a. Squander]

...Let—
[Shoot]
[Strike at]

a— [Flying Insect]

Crane— Ex. IV. 8.

Dung— Ex. IV. 4. A.

Flesh— Ex. IV. 4.

Shepherd's— [Crane-fly.]

Spanish— [Cantharides] Ex. V. 9.

Catch— HS. V. 2. A.

...—boat.
Flicker,: vid. Flutter.
Flight,: vid. Fly.
Flinch.: [Start] AC. IV. 5.

intermit timorously

forsake unfaithfully

abandon cowardly
Fling.: [Cast] Mo. VI. 2.
—away, [Away-goe sudden∣ly.]

Kick, [Strike with the heel.]
Flint.: St. I. 3.
Flirt.: [Impetus]

[Woman (corr.]
Flit.: [Remove]

[Depart]

[Transitory]
Flitch,: [Half the Trunk and Limms.]
sp. of a Hogg.]
Flitter,: [Torn fragment.]
—mouse, [Bat.]
Flittern.
Flix,: [Disease of Dunging (exc.]
bloody— [Disentery]
—weed. HS. IV. 11.
Flock.: Aggregate.
—together, [a. Convention]

...—of Wool.
[Course part of—]
[Curls of Fleece.]
Flook,: [Barb of Anchor.]
Floor.: Po. III. 4. A.
Florentine.
Florid.: [adj.
Beauty]
Vigor]

[adj.
Flourishing]
Ornament]
Flosculous.: [adj. Flower]

[adj. Ornateness]
Flote.: Mo. I. 3.
a— [Boat (like) of together tied timber.]
Floud.: [River]

[Water (exc.]

[Inundation]

...—gate.

[••oor for floud]

[••ate to in-shut water]
Flounder.: Fi. VII. 4. A.
Flour.: [Best part] TM. VI. ••.
sp. of ground com.]

Blossom. PP. II. 1.
...—gentle.
...our Ladie's—
—de luce, [Iris]
—bulbous. HL. IV. 6.
—tuberous. HL. V. 3. A.

...to—
[a. Powder] Pr. III. 7. A.
a. Blossom. PP. II. 1.
Flourish.: [a. Flour]

[a. Vigor.]

a. Prosper]

Discourse ornately]

Boast]

Prelude, [Preparatory

Music.]

[Vibrate]
Flout,: [Mock.]
...—cream.
Flow.: [a. River]
—ing tide, [Upward-tide.]

[Abound]
Flower,: vid Flour.
Flu,: [Not-adj. p. fat (pot.]
the—of a rabbet, [-Fleece—]
Fluctuate.: [a. Wave]

[Waver] AS. IV. 4. O.
Fluellin.: HS. VIII. 9. A.
Fluent.: [abounding]

[adj. Discourse (apt.]
Fluidness.: Q. V. 5. D.
Fluke.: Ex. I. 4.
Flung.: [adj. pret. Fling.]
Flurt,: vid. Flirt.
Flush.: [Abundance]

[Mellow]

[Blush (like]

[Wholly of the same colour]
Flute,: [pipe]
sp. Musical.]
Flutter,: [Fly (end.]
[Shake (freq.) the wings.]
Flux.: vid. Flix.

[Streaming]

...to—

[Melt]

[Purge]
sp. by Salivation.]
Fluxion.: [Flowing]

[Fluxing]
Foe,: [Enemy]
Fodder: Hay
Straw
Eatable.]
Fog,: [Thick mist.]
—gy, [Fat (exc.]
Foil.

Page [unnumbered]

Foin,: [Prick (end) by thrusting (imp.]
Foist.: ...to—
[adv. Silent. Mo. IV. 2. A.]
[Forge]
—in [Add
secretly.]
fraudulently.]
forgingly.]

Gally— [Predatory Ship (dim.]
Fold.: Pleit. O. V. 5.

[Shut]
Sheep— [Sepiment for Sh.]
Fole,: [Horse (young.]
to— [Parturition·]
sp. of Mare.]
Foliage,: [Leaf (aggr.]
sp. Factitious.]
Folio,: [Biggest book (figure.]
Folk.: [Person (kinde]

[Man (aggr.]
Folly.: Ha. VI. 2. D.
Follow.: Go after. TA. VI. 6.

As Enemy.
Persue]
Hunt]

As dependent. RO. III. 5. O.
[Wait] AC. V. 1. A.
Obey
Imitate
Practise]
Be diligent about]

As consequent [p. Inference.]

As Successor, [Succeed.]
Fome,: [Bubbles (aggr.]
Foment,: [a. Fotion]

[Supple by soking]
sp. In hot (remiss.]
Fondness.: Indulgence. Man. VI. 7. D.

Vainness] Man. IV. 6. O.

[Folly] Ha. VI 2. D.
Font,: [adj. Baptism (vessel]
Food.: [Feeding (thing]

[Nourishing (thing]
Fool.: [adj. Folly (person]
—hardy, [Rash.] Man. I. 7. E.

natural— [adj. NP. I. 1. O.

(person.]

to—one, [a. Fraud.]

to—with one, [a. Wanton∣ness.]
Foolishness,: [Folly.]
Foord.: [Shallow (part) of River]
sp. over-adj. p. travel (pot.)
Foot.: —of Animal. PG. V. 6.

—ball, [Play of Striking Ball with Foot.]
[Ball for play by, &••

...—cloth.

—man, [adj. Running (apt)
Servant]

—souldier. RM. III. 1.

—stall, [adj. Foot (armam.]

—step, [Foot (sign.]

—stool, [Foot-supporting
(armam.]

by— [By Foot (sign.]

Crump—ed, [Shrunk—ed.]

Flat—ed. PP. V. 3. A.

Splay—ed, [Divergingly—· ed.]

to—it, [Travel on his Feet.]

—of Cup [Foot like—]

—of Pillar [Foot like—]

Measure.
—of Length. Mea. I. 3.
—of Verse [Verse part.]
Footing.: [a. Foot (place]
Foppery.: [Vanity]
T. IV. 5. O.
M. IV. 6. O.

[Folly] Ha. VI. 2. D.
For.: Prep.
[Because of] Prep. I. 2. A.
if it had not been— [Unless it had been—]
[Concerning] Prep. I. 3. O.
as—me [—me]
let him—me, [Let him— me.]
[Instead of] Prep. II. 1. A.
op. to Against.]
Adv.
—a time, [adv. Transitory.]
—ever, [adv. Ever.]

Conj.
[Because] Conj. III. 2.
—all that, [Notwithstanding] Conj. II.2. A.
—fear, [Lest that.] Conj. III. 1. O.
—as much as, [Whereas.] Conj. IV. 1.
—Example, [e. g.] Conj. IV. 3. O.
Forage.: [Provisions]
sp. for Horses.]

[Booty]

...to—

[Goe forth to bring in Provisi∣ons.]

[a. Booty]
Forbear.: [Abstein]

Omit]

Desist]

Spare]

a. Patience]
Forbid.: RO. V. 1. O.
...God—
[Let God
Prevent]
Hinder]
[Be it not that]
Force.: Coaction]

iolence]

Strength]

Ability]

Efficientness]

Importance]

of— [adv. Necessity]

—s. RM. IV.
Forcer.: [adj. a. Force
(Person
(Instr.
Fore.: [Before]

[adv. Preventing]
Fore-appoint,: [Before-appoint.]
Fore-arm,: [Before-arm.]
Fore-cast.: [Before.
Consider]
Contrive]

[Providence] Man. III. 2.
Fore-castle.: RN. II. 4.
Fore-conceiv'd,: [Before-conceived]

[Meditated]
Fore-deem.: Before judge.]

Preventingly judge.]
Fore-door,: [adj. Forepart-door.]
Fore-father▪: RO. I. 1.
Fore-foot,: [adj. Forepart-foot.]
Fore-front,: [Fore-part]
Fore-going,: [Preceding]
Fore-hand.: [Fore-part]

[Prevent]
Fore-head.: PG. III. 6.
Fore-judge.: Before— judge]

Preventingly— judge]
Fore-know,: [Before-know.]
Fore-land.: W. III. 4.
Fore-man,: [First (per∣son.]

[Principal (per∣son.]
Fore-mast.: RN. III. 4. A
Fore-noon,: [Preceding part of the day.]
Fore-ordein,: [Before-ordein.]
Fore-part.: Sp. III. 8.
Fore-run.: [Before-
Go]
Run]

[a. Van-currier]
Fore-sail,: [Mizzen-sail.]
Fore-see,: [Before-
See]
Know]
Fore-shew,: [Before-shew.]
Fore-sight.: [Fore-seeing]

[Providence]
Fore-skin,: [adj. Forepart-skin.]
Fore-sleeve,: [Sleeve from the elbow to the wrist.]
[adj. cubit (vest]
Fore-slow.: [a. Slow]

[Protract]

[Hinder]
Fore-speak.: [Before-speak of]

[Witch with words]
Fore-stall.

Page [unnumbered]

Fore-teeth,: [adj. Forepart-teeth.]
Fore-tell,: [Before-tell.]
[a. Prophet]
Fore-think,: [Before-
Think]
Meditate]
Fore-thought,: adj. a. pret.

adj. p.
Fore-think.]
Fore-token,: [Before a. Sign.]
Fore-top,: [adj. Forepart-hair.]
sp. Above the Fore-head.]
Fore-warn,: [Before-warm.]
Forfeit.: [un-adj. p. right]

[Lose right]
sp. Penally.]

[Lose by confiscation]
Forge.: ...to—
Fabricate. O. IV. 5.
Falsifie. RJ. IV. 4. A.
Feign, [adj. a. Fiction.]

a—[Fabri∣cating
(room)
(place)
of adj. Iron (mech.]
Forget,: [a. NP. II. 3. O]
—fulness. NP. II. 3. O.
Forgive.: As Crime. RJ. II. 2. O.

As Debt. TA. IV. 9 O.
Forgo,: [Be un-adj. p. Possession of]
Voluntarily, [Let go.] TA. I. 6. O.
Begin to be so, [p. Dereliction.]
Continue so, [Abandon.]
Unvoluntarily, [Lose.]
Fork.: Figure. Mag. IV. 8. A.
Instrument, [adj. Fork (instr.]
pitch— [Preparing (instr.) of Hay.]
Forlorn.: [adj. p. Destruction]

[adj. p. Despair.]

[adj. p. Dereliction.]
—hope. RM. IV. 6. A.
Form.: Cause. T. II. 7. A.
[Manner]
set— [Determined expressi∣on (manner.]

[Figure]
[Hare's
(Bed]
(Place]

Seat. Mag. V.8.
Formal.: —c••••se. T. II. 7. A.

[adj. Formality]
Formality.: [Form, (manner.]

Vice. Man. IV. 6. E.
Former.: [Preceding]

—ly, [adv. Preceding (time.]

[Past]
Formidable,: [adj p. Fear (abstr.]
Formost,: [First.]
Formulary.: [Set-form]

[Epitome]
Fornication.: RJ. IV.2.
Forrage,: vid. Forage.
Forrain,: [adj. RO. IV. 3. O.]
—er. RO. IV. 3. O.
Forrest.: Po. I. 2. A.
—er, [adj. Forrest (Off.]
Forsake.: As God, [Dereliction.]

As Man. [Desertion.]
— the Right, [Abdicate.]
—the Possession, [Forgo.]
—his Religion, [Apostasie.]
Forsooth.: Truly. Adv. I. 2. O.

Ironic. Int. I. 3.
Forswear.: Abjure.
Against-swear]
[Deny] with Oath.]
[Renounce] with Oath.]

[Swear false]
Fort,: [Sconse.] RM. VI. 2.
Forth.: Out of] Prep. IV. 2.

[Without] Prep. IV. 2. A.

[Public]

...—coming.

[Forth-adj. p. bring (pot.]

[Ready to be brought forth]

—with, [Soon]
Fortie.
Fortifie.: Strengthen]

[adj. a. RM. VI.]
Fortitude.: Man. I. 7.
Fortress,: [Sconse.]
Fortuitous,: vid. Casual.
Fortunateness.: adj. Fortune (perf.]

[adj. Prosperity]
Fortune.: AS. I. 2. D.
—teller, [Before-telling (per∣son) of events]
to— [adj. p. Event]
Forward.: adj. Forepart]

adj. Alacrity]

adj. Incline (augm.]

adj. p.
Prepared
Begin
(perf.

adj. pret. Proceed]

...to—

adj. a. Adjuvant]

Proceed make]

Dispatch]

egg— [a. Impulsive.]

...going—
Ition adj. a. fore∣part]
Proceed]
Foss.: Furrow]

[Ditch]
Fosset.: Pr. V. 7. A.
Foster.: [Nurse]
—father. RO. III. 2.
—child. RO. III. 2. O.
—brother, [Together-foster-child.]

[Fotion]

[Educate]
Fotion.: AC. I. 4.
Fought,: vid. Fight.
Foul.: [adj. p. Defilement]

[Deformed]

[Vitious]

[Slovenly]

[Sordid]

a—deal, [Much (corr.]

[Birds]

...to—

[a. Foul (make]

[Hunt Birds]
Found.: adj. p. find]

pret. find]

...to—

[a. Foundation]

[Cast] O. IV. 5.
Foundation.: Po. III. 4.
Founder.: [adj. a. Found
(person]
(Mech.]

...to—

[a. Impotent in going (apt.]

[Un-make adj. going (apt.]
Foundling,: [adj. p. find (per∣son.]
Fountain.: W. IV. 3. A.
Four.: Mea. II. 4.
—fold, [four]
—score, [Eighty.]
—square, [Square.] Mag. V. 1. A.
Fourm,: vid. Form.
Fowl,: vid. Foul.
Fox.: Beast. Be. V. 2.

—Fish. Fi. I. 7. A.

—glove. HS. VII. 10.

—tail. HL. III. 2.

[a. Drunkenness]
Fraction,: [Breaking]
Fracture,: [Breaking]
Fragment.: TM. VI. 5. A.
Fragrant,: [Sweet] Q. IV.1.
Fray.: [Skirmish]

[Fight (dim.]

to— adj. a. Fear (make.]
Fraight.: [Burthen] sp. for Ship]1

[Wages for Carriage]
Frail.: [Brittle] Q. VI. 5. D.

[Transitory]

a— [Spherical Basket]
sp. of Rushes.]
Frame.: —of Building. Po. III.1.

Figure.

in— [adj. p. Order▪ (perf.]

out of— [adj. p. Confusion]

Machin.]

Jugament.]

...to—

[a. Efficient]

[Feign]

[Contrive]

[a. Build]

[v. Congruity]
Franchise,: [privilege.]

Page [unnumbered]

Frank.: Man. IV. 4.
Frankincense.: Tree. Tr. VIII. 3.

[Resin of Frankincense-tree]
Frantic,: [Mad.] S. IV. 1.
Fraternity,: [Corporation.]
Fraud.: RJ. IV. 4.
Fraudulent,: [ad. Fraud.]
Fraught.: [Loaded]

[Full]
Fraxinella.: HS. I. 1. A.
Freak.: ••••dj. Conceitedness (thing]

[adj. Lightness (thing]
〈◊〉〈◊〉,: [Spot (dim.) yellow.]
Free.: [adj. Liberty
Ha. II. 1.
AS. IV. 8.
[not-
Prisoner]
Slave]
[adj. p. Deliver] AS. I. 5.
—from, [Without.]

[adj. Spontaneity] AS. IV. 9.

[adj. Alacrity]

[Not-recompensed]

[Liberal]

Frank [adj. Man. IV. 4.]

—booter, [adj. a. Booty (per∣son.]

—hold, [Right not-rented.]

...—man.
[Not-villain]
[Citizen]
[adj.
Immunity
Privilege
per∣son.]
Freedom.: [Liberty]

[Ingenuity]

[Immunity]

[Privilege]
Fre-Mason,: [adj. Free-stone (mech.]
Free-stone.: S••. I. 1.
Freez.: Colour, [Gray.]

••loth, [Napt (augm.]
to—: [a.
Frost]
Ice]
Freight,: vid. Fraught.
Frenzy.: S. IV. 1.
Frequent.: Sp. I. 7.
to— [To come (freq.]
Fresh.: [New]

—air, [Breez.]

...—man.
[New-comer]
[Unexpert (person]

[adj. Vigor]
—taste. Q. IV. 6.

Un-salted. Q. IV. 5. O.

a— [adv. Repeating] Adv. IV. 2.
Fresh water souldier.: HS. VI. 1.
Fret.: [Rub] O. V. 8.

...—of musical instrument.
[Under-touching (apt.) transverse (thing.]

[Corrode] O. VI. 3.
...Wine—s.

Un-skin by rubbing]

Pain by corrosion]

—Work, Spirally, &c.

[Graving Spirally, &c.

Vex, [a. Anger.]
Fretum.: W. IV. 5.
Fry.: [Children (aggr.]
sp. Of Fish.]

to— Pr. III. 4.
Fricass,: [adj. p. Fry (thing.]
Frication,: Rubbing.]
Friction,: Rubbing.]
Friday,: [The sixth day of the Week.]
Friend.: RO. IV. 1.
a—ship, [adj. Benefactor (thing.]
Frier,: [Monk] RE. II. 7.
...Friars cowl▪
Broad leaved— HL. V. 10.
Narrow leaved— HL. V. 10. A.
Frigat: [Man of War.]
Fright,: [adj. a. Fear (make.]
Frigid.: [Cold]

[Slight]
Frigot,: [Man of War.]
Fringe,: [Tufted line.]
Frippery,: [adj. Sorry (thing.]
Frisk,: [Leap
Nimble.]
(freq.]
Fritter,: [Fried pudding (like.]
Frittillary.: HL. IV. 3. A.
Frivolousness,: [Vanity.] T. IV. 5. O.
Frize,: vid. Freez:
Frizle,: [Curl••(augm.]
Fro.: Prep. vid. From.

to and— [Forward and Backward.]

a— [Man (fem.]
Frock,: [Upper vest of Horse (Off.]
Frog.: BE. VI. 2.
Frolic,: [adj. Mirth.]
From.: Prep. III. 2.
...—henceforth.
[From this time]
[At all times after this]
Front.: [Forehead]

[Forepart]
Frontier,: [Margin.]
Frontispice,: [Forepart]
Frontlet,: [Forehead (vest.]
Frost.: El. III. 4.
—nail, [Nail un-adj. a. slide (apt.]
Froth,: [Bubble (aggr.]
Frowardness.: [Disingeniousness]

[Moroseness]
Frown.: AC. IV. 2. O.
Frozen,: [adj. p. Freez.]
Fructifie,: [adj. a. Fruitful.]
Frugality.: Man. III. 3.
Fruit.: PP. III.
Effect]
Event]
Profit]
—fulness NP. VI. 3.
...—less,
Unprofitable.]
Vain.]
Fruiterer,: [Fruit (merch.]
Fruition,: [Enjoying.] TA. V. ••.
Frumenty,: [Pottage of Wheat.]▪
Frump,: [Mock (dim.]
Frustrate.: TA. V. 1. O.
Fucus,: [Paint]
sp. for the Face.]
Fuddle,: [a. Drunkenness.]
Fuel.: Pr. VI. 2.
Fugitive.: [Flying]

[Apostate]
Ful.: [adj. p. Fill]
[Whole]
[Sufficient]
[Perfect]

—moon, [Moon in the midst of her month]

to—Cloth. O. V. 3.
Fulfil.: [Perform]

[Finish]
Fuliginous,: [adj. Soot.] El. IV. 3. A.
Fuller,: [Fulling (mech.]
Fulsom.: [Sweet, exc.]

[Nauseative] NP. II. 4. O.
Fumaria,: [Hollow-root.]
Fumble,: [a. Hand (corr.]
Fume.: [Smoak]

[Exhalation]

[Indignation]
Fumigation,: [Smoking.]
Fumitory.: HS. III. 4. A.
Function.: [Calling]

[Action in ones Calling]
Fundament.: PG. IV. 8. A.
Fundamental.: [adj. Foundation]

[Chief]
Funeral,: [adj. Burial.]
sp. the Solemnity.]
Fungous,: [Porous.]
Funnel,: Cone (vessel) for through-pouring.]
[adj.
Fur.: PP. VI. 3.
to— RN. VI. 3. A.
Furbish,: [a. Bright (make]
Fury,: [Anger (augm.]
the—es, [Devils (fem.]
Furious.: [adj. Anger (augm.]

[Fierce (augm.]
Furling,: [Tying loose.]
Furlong.: Mea. I. 6.
Furnace.: [Concave (place) to build Fire (in.]

[Kettle (aug.]

—hole in Fortification. RM. VI. 7. A.
Furnish: TA. III. 2. A.
Furniture,: [adj. Furnishing (thing]
[Provisions]
[Tackle.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Furrier,: [adj. Fur
(mech.]
(merch.]
Furrow.: Mag. V. 7. O.
Further,: vid. Farther.
—more, [Also.]
to— [adj. a▪ Adjuvant]
Furthest,: vid. Farthest.
Furz,: [Sh. IV. 8. A.
Fuse,: [Cone notched spirally.]
Fusil.: [Notched]
[adj. p. Cast]
[Meltable]
Fusty,: [Musty.] Q. IV. 7.
Fustian.: [Course Cotton-cloth]
[Sorry mixt (thing]
Fustick.
Future.: Sp. L. 1. D.
Fuzbal.: HL. I. 2. A.

G.

GAbardin,: [Sorry (garment.]
Gabble,: [a. Loquacity not in∣telligible.]
Gabel,: [Tribute.]
Gabion.: RM. VI. 9. A.
Gable-end,: [End of roof.]
Gad.: [Pin]
...—bee.
to— [Wander]
Gag,: [a. Gaping (instr.]
Gage.: [Pledge]
...to—
Essay Depth]
Essay Capacity]
Gaggle: [Goose (voice.]
Gay,: [adj. p. Ornateness (exc.]
Gain.: Lucre. TA. V. 2.
[Obtain]
[Increase]
Gain-say.: [Against-say]
Deny]
Contradict]
Galades.: Ex. VIII. 3. A.
Galangal.: HL. III. 12.
Galaxy.
Galbanum,: [Concrete juice of Gyant Fennel.]
Galbula.: Bi. III. 8.
Gale.: gentle— El. VI. 6.
stiff— El. VI. 7.
Galeass.
Galcot.: RN. I. 4.
Galingale.: HL. III. 12.
Gall.: [Choler]
[Bladder of—]
Excrescence of Oke. PP. III. O.
...to—
Un-skin]
Hurt]
Anger]
sp. by
Rubbing]
Wearing.]
Gallant.: [Ornate (augm.]
[Excellent]
Galley.: RN. I. 3.
...—foist.
...—pot
Gallery,: [adj. p. walking (room.]
Gallimaufry,: [Confused mix∣ture.]
Gallinula serica.: Bi. VIII. 9. A.
Gallion.
Galliot.: RN. I. 4.
Galloche,: [Outermost foot (vest.]
Gallon.
Galloon.: Lace.
Gallop,: [Run.]
Gallows,: [Jugament for hang∣ing.]
Galls.: Sh. V. 5.
Gambado,: [Leg (arm.) for ri∣ding.]
Gambol.: [a. Activity]
sp. with Legs.]
Wanton
Vain
(thing]
Game.: Play. Mo. V. A.
—ster, [Game (mech.]
[Hunting.]
—some, [Wanton.]
Gammon,: [Leg of Hog.]
sp. Smok'd.]
Ganch,: [Precipitating on hooks.]
Gander,: [Goose (male.]
Gang.: [Society]
[Faction]
Ganglion.: S. III. 9.
Gangrel,: [Long (corr.]
Gangrene.: S. I. 8.
Gantlet,: [Armor for the ••and.]
Gantlope.
Gap,: [Notch.]
Gape.: [Open (augm.]
sp. the mouth.]
—after, (augm.]
[Expect (earnestly.]
[Yawning]
[Chasm]
Garb,: [Manner.]
sp. of
Garments.]
Demeanor.]
Garbage,: [Entrails]
[Worst part]
Garble,: [Un- a. worst-part.]
sp. Spice.]
Garboil.: [Contention]
[Trouble]
Gard.: —of Souldiers. RM. III. 6.
...to—
Defend]
Protect]
Safe (make.]
...Princes-
Servants for safe∣ty.]
Officers for safe∣ty.]
—of vestment, [Margin strengthned.]
sp. with Lace.]
Garden.: Po. I. 3.
Gardian.: RO. III. 4.
[Monks (off.]
Gargane,: [White headed Teale (kind.]
Gargarism,: [Gargling.]
Gargle,: [Gullet••
to — [Wash the top of the
Gullet.]
Wind-pipe.]
Garish,: [adj. p. Ornate (exe.]
Garland,: [Head-environing, Joy-sign ornament.]
Garlick.: HL. IV. 11.
Garment,: [adj. Clothing (thing.]
Garner,: [adj. a. Keeping (room) for Corn.]
Garnish,: [adj. a. Ornate.]
Garret,: [Highest (room.]
Garrison.: RM. VI. 1. A.
Garrulity,: [Loquacity.]
Garter.: [Ribband for Leg]
[Binding (vest.]
Gash,: [Slash.] Pr. III. 5. A.
Gasp,: [Gape for breath.]
Gastly,: [adj. a. Fear (make.]
[Pale] AC. IV. 9. O. (exe.]
Gate.: [Dore] Poss. IV. 2.
[Going (manner] Mo. I. 1.
Gather.: [a. Aggregate]
[a. Convention]
Collect. O. II. 5.
—as Curd, [Coagulate.]
—as Fruits, [Take F.]
—as Wind, [adj. p. wind.]
[Contract]
—up his Gown, &c. [Lift contracted,]
Calv's— [Cal'vs PG. VI.]
Gaud.: [Mock]
Vain, [adj. T. IV. 5. O. (thing.]
...—y.
[Ornate (exc.]
[Feast]
Gavelkind,: [Distribution of In∣heritance equally.]
Gaul,: vid. Gall.
Gaunch,: [Precipitate on hooks.]
Gaunt,: [Lean (augm.]
Gauntlet,: [adj. Hand (arm.]
Gaze,: [Look intently.]
—hound, [Dog hunting by Sight.]
Gazel,: [Antilope.]
Gazet,: [adj. Narration (thing) of News.]
Gear,: [Thing (corr.]
Geese,: [Goose plural.]
Geld,: vid. Gueld.
Gelder rose,: [Sh. II. 12.]
Gelly.: Pr. I. 5. A.
Gem.: St. III.
Gemini: [Third
Constellation
[Third Twelfth part of the Zodi∣ac.]
Gender,: [Sex.]

Page [unnumbered]

Genealogy,: [Catalogue of Ance∣stors.]
General.: Op. to▪ Special. TM. III. 4.

[adj. Genus]

[All]

[Common]

[Total.]

[Universal]

a— [Army▪ (Off.]

[Monks chief (Off.]
Generation.: Begetting AC. I. 1.

[Descendent (aggr.] RO. I. 1. O.

[Age] Mea. VI. O. ••
Generative facu••ty.: NP. VI.
Generousness.: Man. III. 4.
Genesis,: [Generation.]
Genet,: [Spanish Horse.]
[Martin]
Genial,: [Festival.]
Genitals,: [Privities.] PG. VI. 8.
Genius.: [Temper of mind]

[Disposition]

good— [Proper Angel]

evil— [Proper Devil]
Gentian.: HL. VII. 6.
Dwarfe— HL. VII. 6. A.
Gentil.: [Pagan]

[Maggot] Ex. I. 5. A.
Gentile,: [adj. Gentleman]
Gentle.: T. V. 5.
[Tame] NP. IV. 4.
Courteous]
Clement]
Gracious]
Affable]
[Easie]
[Remiss]
—man. RC. I. 3. A.
—woman. RC. I. 3. A. (fem.
[Maggot]
Gentry.: RC. I. 3. A. (kind.]; RC. I. 3. A. (aggr.]
Gentry.: RC. I. 3. A. (kind.]; RC. I. 3. A. (aggr.]
Genuflexion.: [Bending knee] AC. VI. 6.

[Kneeling] AC. VI. 6. A.
Genuin.: T. III. 4.
Genus,: [Kind.] T. I.
Geography,: [Science of the World.]
Geomancy,: [Wizarding by the Earth.]
Geometra.: Ex. III. 7.
Geometry.: [Science of Magni∣tude.]
Georgic,: [adj. Agriculture.]
German.: Cosin— RO. I. 5.
Germander.: HF. VI. 2.
Tree— HF. VI. 2. A.
water— HF. VII. 9.
wild— HS. VI. 11. A.
Germinate,: [v. Sprout.] PP. II. 5.
Gerund,: [Case of Participle Substantive.]
Gesses,: [Foot-bonds for Hawk.]
Gesticulation,: [Gesturing
(augm.]
(exc.]
Gesture.: AC. VI.
Get.: [Gain] TA. V. 2.

[Obtain] TA. V. 1.

[Obtain to
be]
doe]

...—before
Obtain to be be∣fore.]
Prevent.]

—by Heart, [Obtain to re∣member]

...—out.
—from person, [Obtain to be out, &c.]
—a nail, [Pull out a nail.]

—with childe, [Impregnate]

—Children, [Generate ch.]

...—clear,
Obtain to be free∣ed.]
Escape]

—gone, [From-goe.] TA. VI. 1. O.

—rid of, [Obtain to be freed from.]

[Mineral.] St. VI. 3.
Gewgaw,: [adj. Vanity. T. IV. 5. O. (thing.]
Ghess,: [Conjecture.]
Ghost,: [Spirit.]
give up the— [Dy.]
holy— G. III.
...—root.
Giant,: [Great (augm.) person.]
Gib,: [Cat (male.]
Gibberish,: [Speech not-intelligi∣ble.]
Gibbet,: [adj. hanging (jug.) with one stem.]
Gibbous,: [adj. Protuberance.]
Gibe,: [Mock.]
Giblets,: [Entrals.] PG. VI.
sp. Edible.]
Giddy.: [adj. Vertigo]

[adj. Fancy (corr.]

[Wanton]

[Conceited]

[adj. Light] Ha. IV. 7. O.
Giddiness,: [Vertigo.]
Gift.: [adj. Give (thing]

—of God.
spiritual. Ha. V.
Gig.: [Cone adj. horn to be vertigi∣nated with whipping.]

[Whimzy]
[adj. Conceitedness (thing.]
Gigantic,: [Great
(augm.]
(exc.]
Giggle,: [Laugh
(augm.]
(freq.]
(exc.]
Gigglet,: [adj. Laugh (apt.]
Gild,: [Colour with Gold.]
Gilden-pole.
Gill.: —of Bird. PP. V. 7. A.

—of Fish. PP. IV. 3.
Gilliflower.: HS. V. 1.
Sea— HF. II. 14. A.
Stock— HS. IV. 1.
Wall— HS. IV. 1. A.
Gilt-head.: Fi. V. 1.
Gimlet,: [Little-boring (instr.]
Gimmal,: [Factitious joynt.]
Gimp,: [Shamois.]
Gin.: [Machin]

[Trap]
Ginger,: [Root of an Indian Iris of a hot biting tast.]
...—ly
Gently
Slowly
without noise.]
Gingle.: [Ringing (dim.]

[Affect sound of Words]
Ginny.: —hen, [adj. Ginny-hen.]

—pig, Be. III. 6. A.
Gipsie.
Giraffa.: Be. II. 7.
Gird,: vid. Guird.
Girdle,: vid. Guirdle.
Girl,: [Child (fem.]
Girn,: vid. Grin.
Girt,: uid. Guirt.
Gith,: [Nigella]
Gittern,: vid. Guittern.
Give.: —back, [Retire]

...—over.
[Desist]
[Abandon]
Correct no more. RO. VI. 6. O.

...—up.
[Yield]
[Submit]

—alms, [a. Alms.]

...—ear.
[Hear (end.]
[Observe with Ear]

—law, [a. Law.]

—name, [a. Name.]

...—ones
...mind
...self
to, adj. p. Di∣sposition (augm.]

...—oath.
[Swear (make]
[Oblige by oath]

...—place.

...—way.

...—to understand, [a. Know (make.]

...mind—'s me.
[I conjecture]
[I expect]

...table—s.

...weather—s.
Gives,: [Bonds for legs]
Gizzard,: [Second musculous stomach of Bird.]
Glad.: [adj. Mirth]

[adj. Alacrity]

[adj. Delectation]
Gladden.
Glade,: [Open (place) through a Wood.]
Gladiator,: [adj. Fencing (per∣son.]

Page [unnumbered]

Gladiolus,: [Corn-flagg]
Glaive,: [Long Sword.]
Glance.: [Oblique (imp.]

a. Ey (imp.]

a. Object (imp.]
sp. adv.
Accessory.]
Digression.]

[Allusion (dim.]

witty— [Urbane (dim.]
Glandule.: PG. II. 7. A.
Glans.: [Mast.] PP. III. 4.
Glass.: St. II. 4. A.
drinking— [adj. Glass-cup.]
looking— [Face-shewing (instr.) by reflexion.]
—wort. HL. VIII. 7.
[Splendor]
Glaucus.: Fi. I. 3. A.
Fi. IV. 1. A.
Glave,: [Long Sword.]
Glavering,: [Fawning]
Glaze.: [a. Glass.]
[To
Shut
Wall
with Glass.]

[a. brightness]
Glazier,: [adj. a. Glass (mech.]
Glean,: [Ga∣ther the
left things.]
scattered Ears.]
Glebe,: [Land.] sp. Priest's.]
Glede,: [Kite.] Bi. I. 2. A.
Glee.: [Mirth]

[adj. Mirth Song]
Gleek.: [Three]

[Play]
Glib.: [Smooth] Q. VI. 2. E.

[Slippery]
Glide,: [Kite.] Bi. I. 2. A.
to— [Slide] Mo. II. 4.
Glimmer,: [Trembling light (imp.]
Glimps,: [Sud∣den
Light
Sight
(dim.]
Glistering,: [Trembling (like) brightness.]
Glitter,: [Bright]
Globe,: [Sphere] Mag. III. 5.
—fish. Fi. VIII. 1.
Gloomy.: [Cloudy]

[Dark (dim.]

[Dim] Q I. 3. A.
Glory,: Public Praise.

Universal Reputati∣on.
to— AS. VI. 1. A.
Glorifie,: [a. Glory.]
Gloss.: [Comment (dim.]

[Brightness (dim.]
Glote,: [Look obliquely.]
Glove,: [adj. Hand (vest,]
Fox— HS. VII. 10.
Glow.: [Be hot]

[Shine white]

[Shine fire-like]

—worm▪ Ex. I. 5.

—fly. Ex. V. 9. A.
Gloze,: [Assentation]
Glue,: [adj. Gluing (thing.]
—ing. O. IV. 4. A.
—y, [Clammy (augm.]
Glut.: [Fill
(augm.]
(exc.]

[Loathe (make) with abun∣dance]
Glutinous.: [adj. Glue]

[Clammy]
Gluttony.: Man. II. 2. E.
Glyster,: [Medicinal drink for the Fundament.]
Gnash.: [Together-strike teeth.]

[noise (make) with teeth.]
Gnat.: Ex. IV. 5. A.
...—snapper.
Gnaw.: [Mastication]

[Bite (end]

[Corrode]
Gnomon,: [Hour-shewing pin.]
Go.: Proper.

[Ition] TA. VI.

—of Animal. Mo. I.
sp. On legs. Mo. II.
—on toes, [Stalk.] Mo. II. 3.

[Walk] Mo. II. 1.

Depart. TA. VI. 1. O.

Figurate.

[Move]

[Event]

—about, [Endeavour (inc.]

—about [Begin]

—in hand with [Begin]

—after, [v. Succeed.]

...—against me.
[I a. Nolleity]
[I grudge it]
[I loath it]
[I nauseate it]

—astray, [Err]

—back, [Retire]

—ward [v. Worse]

—before, [v. Precede]

...—beyond one.
[Superior]
[Defraud]

—down, [a. Downward.]

—forward, [Proceed.]

—on, [Proceed]

—out, [Cease.]

[quick, [a. Quick,]

—through with it, [Finish.]

—to. Int.

—up, [a. Upward.]
Goad,: [Long pricking (instr.) to drive with.]
Goal.: [adj. p. Object (place]
sp. of Race.]

[End] T. II. 6.
Goat.: Be. II. 2. A.
—'s beard. HF. III. 13.
—Chafer. Ex. V. 3.
—sucker, [Owle of a short small Bill, and wide mouth.]
...—'s thorn.
skipping— El. I. 5.
Gobbet.: [Lump]

[Fragment]
Gobble,: [Swallow greedily.]
Gobius marinus.: Fi. III. 7.
Goblet,: [Cup (augm.]
Goblin,: [Devil (like) fiction]
God.: G.
—head, [God (abstr.]
Action of— AS. ••.
—the Father. G. I.
—the Son. G. II.
—the Holy Ghost. G. III.
God-child.: RO. III. 1. O.
God-father.: RO. III. 1.
God-mother.: RO. III. 1. (fem.)
Godless,: [Ungodly.]
Godliness.: [Holiness]

[Religion (perf.]

[Worship (perf.]
Godwit.: Bi. VII. 8. A.
Goggle-eyed,: [Protuberantly eyed.]
Gold.: Met. I. 1.
—mine. [—(place]
...—oar
Crude g.
not-prepared
g.
—smith, [g.
(mech.]
(merch.]
—of Pleasure. HS. VI. 8. A.
...—en locks.
—rod. HF. III. 8. A.
Gome,: [Grease black'd by agita∣tion.]
Gone.: [adj.
p.
a. pret.
go]

[adj. Excess]

[Spoil'd]

[Destroy'd]
Good.: Proper. T. III. 2.
Profitable
Sufficient
Convenient

[Perfect]

[Happy]

—against, [Medicinal against]

—at, [adj. Art in.]

—for, [Profitable to.]

...—face.
[Face (perf.]
[Handsom]

...—fellow.

—luck, [Prosperity.]

—man of the House, [Master of the Family.]

—success, [Event (perf.]

—turn, [adj. Benefactor (thing.]

—will, [Favor.]

...make.—

[Perform]

[Repair]

[Compensate]

find —[Approve]

think —[Approve]
Goodly,: [Handsom.]
Goodness.: Man. I. 4.

Page [unnumbered]

Goods.: [Possessions]

[Houshold-stuff]
Googe.
Goose.: Bi. IX. 1. A.
green— [young—]
stubble— [autumnal—]
Soland— Bi. IX. 4.
—berry. Sh. I. 3.
—foot. HF. I. 9. A.
—grass. HL. IX. 9. A.
...—nest.
Gorbe••••ied,: [Protuberantly belli∣ed.]
Gore,: Congealed blood]

Coagulated blood]

Gellied blood]
to— [Prick (augm.]
sp. with Horn.]
Gorge.: [Gullet]

[Stomach]
sp. of Bird.]

...to—
[Feed]
[Fill]
Gorgeous,: [Or∣namented
(augm.]
(exc.]
Gorget.: [adj. Neck (armor]

[Linen (vest) for shoulder]
Gors,: [Furz.]
Gosling,: [Goose (young.]
Gospel,: [adj. Evangelist (thing.]
Gosshawk,: [Biggest long winged Hawk.]
Gossip.: [Child's Godfather]

[Companion for mirth]
—ing, [Women's Conven∣tion for mirth.]
Govern.: [v. Magistrate]
[Authority]
[Direction]

good—ance. Man. VI. 5.

ill—ance. Man. VI. 5. O.
Governor,: [adj. Govern (person.]
Gougeon.: Fi. IX. 11.
Gourd.: HS. VII. 2.
Gourmandize: [v. Gluttony]

[Eat gluttonously]
Gournet: Red— Fi. IV. 4.

Grey— Fi. IV. 4. A.
Gout.: S. II. 7.
Gown,: [Loose long (vest]
Gozling,: [Goose (young.]
Grace.: Favour]

Respect]

a. Graciousness]

Privilege]

Elegance]

Ornament]

Infused habit. Ha. V.
—less, [Ungracious]
— Before meat.
— After meat.
[Thanksgiving] RE. IV.
Gracious.: [adj. p. Favour]

—ness. Man. VI. 1.
Gradation,: [Degree (segr.]
Gradual,: [adj. Degree.]
Graduate.: RC. I. 4.
Graffing.: O. III. 7.
Gray.: Q. II. 1.
Hoary, [White (inc.) with age.]
a— [Badger] Be. V. 2. A.
Grayhound,: [Dog-hunting beast by swiftness.]
Grayling.: Fi. IX. 4.
Grain.: Corn. PP. III. 6▪
—s, [Infused Corns of Malt.]

Weight. Mea. III. 1.

[Berry]
sp. of Spice.]
—s of Paradise, [Carda∣moms.]
in— [Died with Alkermes]
[Powder] TM. VI. 4. A.
—of Leather, [Crenated Su∣perficies]
—of wood, [Fibres—]
Gramercy,: [Thanks (augm.]
Grammar,: [Art of speaking pro∣perly]
—parts of discourse. D. III.
Grammarian,: [adj. Grammar (artist.]
Granado.: RM. V. 8.
Granary,: [adj. Grain (room.]
Granat-pome.: Tr. I. 6.
Grand,: [Great]
Grandame,: [Grandmother]
Grandchild,: [Child's Child]
Grandeur.: [Solemnity (augm.]
Generosity]
Magnanimity]
Grandfather,: [Parent's Parent (male]
Grandmother,: [Parent's Parent (fem.]
Grandsire,: [Parent's Parent (male.]
Grange,: [Farm]
Grant.: [Concession]

[Yield]

[Give.]
Grape,: [Berry of Vine.]

Shrub. Sh. II. 1.
Sea—Sh. II. 14.
Graphical,: [figured (perf.]
Plain]
Express]
Grapple.: RN. III. 9. A.
...to—
[Catch with hands]
[Wrestle]
Grasp.: [About-hand]

[Embrace]
Grass.: W. V. 3. A.
Cotton— HL. III. 14. A.
Crested— HL. III. 6.
Dogs— HL. III. 5. A.
Feather— HL. III. 14.
Finger— HL. III. 8. A.
Goose— HL. IX. 9. A.
Hairy— HL. III. 9. A
Knot— HF. I. 4.
Medow— HL. III. 10.
Oate— HL. III. 8.
Pearle — HL. III. 9.
Quaking — HL. III. 9.
Scorpion— HS. III. 12.
Scurvy— HL. VI. 13
Silk— HS. IV. 3. A.
—of Parnassus. HL. VI. 7. A.
—hopper, [Locust] Ex. II. 1.
Grate.: ...a—
[Squares (plain]
[Fewel (jug.) of parallel pins (augm.) Net (like]

...to—
[Rub]
Powder with rubbing.]
Un-skin with rubbing.]
[a. Displeasing]
Grateful,: [adj. Gratitude.]
Gratifie.: [Merit thanks]

[a. Benefactor]

[a. Complaisance]
Gratings,: [adj. Net (fig.) Scuttle.]
Gratis.: [Not-hired]

[Without wages]
Gratitude,: Man. I. 6.
Gratuity,: [Gift]
Gratulate,: AS. VI. 6.
Grave.: —Disposition. NP. IV. 3.

—Converse. Man. IV. 6.
[Old (like]

—Sound. Q. III. 1. D.

...—ing
O. IV. 6. A.
RN. VI. 2. A.

a— [Burial (room]
Gravel.: St. I. 8. A.
to— [make not adj. a. travel (abstr.]
Gravy,: Pr. I. 6. A.
Gravity,: Weight. Q V. 4. E.

[Seriousness] NP. IV. 3.

Discreet carriage. Man. IV. 6.
Graze.: [Eat Grass]
—ier, [Merchant of fat Cattel.]

[Touch with reflecting.]
Greas.: [Soft fat]

[Worst parts of fat]
Great.: adj. Magnitude. TM. I. 1. E.

—with Child, [adj. p. im∣pregnate.]

—with one, [Familiar (aug.]

how— [Of what magnitude]

the— [Total-work to be done]

[adj.
Dignity]
Power]

[Transc
augm.
Intense

...

Page [unnumbered]

Greave,: [Leg-armor.]
Greaze,: [Smear with fat.]
Greazy,: [Fatty]
Greedy.: Hungry (corr.]

Ravenous]

Desire (augm.]

Scraping] Man. III. 2. E.
Greef.: Sorrow. AS. V. 4. O.

op, to Pleasure. Ha. II. 3.

op. to Ease. NP. V. 3.
Green.: —color'd. Q. II. 3.

—Chafer. Ex. V. 5. A.

—finch. Bi. IV. 6.

—sickness. S. VI. 2.
Unripe]
New]

—cheese, [New cheese.]

—wound, [New w.]

[adj. Childe]

—goose, [Young—]

...—fish.
Grees.: [Hog (young]

[Step]
Greet.: [Salute]

[Gravel]
Greeve.: [a. Grief]

[a. ••isplicence]
Greevance.: [adj. Displicence]

[Injury]
Greevous.: [adj a. Grieve (abstr.]

[Unpleasant]
Grice.: [Hog (young]
Gridiron,: [adj. Broiling (jug.]
Griffon,: [Fiction]
Grig,: [Marsh-eele.]
Grilliade,: [Broil'd (thing]
Grim.: Fierce Face

Frighting (manner]
[Austere]
—the Collier, [Hieracium.]
Grin,: [Snare.]
...to—
[Lowr dog (like]
[Shew the teeth angrily]
Grind.: ...—ing.
—Fabrile. O. IV. 2.
—Chymic. O. VI. 1.

—ers, [Inmost teeth]
Griping.: [Grasping]
Distention]
Compression]

[Pain by-, &c.]

Scraping. Man. III. 2. E.

—of a Ship. RN. VI. 6. E.
Grist,: [adj. p. Grinde (thing]
Gristle.: PG. II. 1. A.
Grit,: [Sand]
Grizly.: [Gray]

[Grim]
Groat,: [Four pence]
Groats,: [Oatmeal]
Grocer,: [Spice (merc.]
Grograin,: [Stuff of grain (augm.]
Groin.: PG. IV. 7.
Gromel.: HL. IX. 5.
Groning.: Voice. AC. IV. 8.
[Parturition]
Groom,: [Horse (Off.]
-of the Chamber, [Chamber (Off.]
Grope,: [Search by feeling]
Gross.: Thick]

Great]

Course]

Lumpish]

Fat]

Dull]

Unskilfull]

a— [12 dozen]

the — [Total]
Grot,: [Subterrane
Cavity]
Room]
Grotes,: [Course Oatmeal]
Grove,: [Trees
(aggr.]
(place]
Groveling,: [Lying] AC. VI. 7. A.
Ground.: Earth]

Field. Po. I. 2.
stand ones— RM. II. 2.
get— RM. II. 2. E.
loose— RM. II. 2. D.
...—Ivy
—work, [Foundation]
[Foundation]
[Cause] sp. Impulsive]
[Element]
[Sediment]
Ground,: [adj. p. Grinde]
Groundling,: [Loach] Fi. IX. 11. A.
Ground-pine.: HF. VII. 7.
stinking— HF. I. 17. A.
Groundsil.: [Threshold]

Herb. HF. III. 7.
Grous.: Bi. II. 5. A.
Grout.: Thick. broth]

Consistent broth]
[Millet.] HL. II. 6. A.
Grout-head,: [Having a great head.]
Grow.: adj. Accretion. AC. I. 6. A.

—forth, [—into being visi∣ble.]

...—to the
ribs—
or, &c.
[Be continued by growth to, &c.]

[adj. Vegetation]

Become,
[Be
Effect]
Event]
sp. (incept.]

[Begin to
be]
be made]
—in years [Old (inc.]
—old [Old (inc.]
...—out of
kind, [Unkind (inc.]
—out of use, [Un-custom (inc.]

[Increase]
sp. adv. degree.]
...—upon
Usurp
Get
Increase
Gradually.]
Growth,: [Growing.]
Grub.: [Maggot]

[Worm of a Flie]

to— [Un-root]
Grudge.: [Nolleity]
op. to Alacrity. Ha. IV. 3. D.

[Malignity]
an old—[Old hatred]

—of a disease, [Impetus (dim.]
Gruel.: [Broth of Corn.]
Grumble.: AC. IV. ••. A.
Grummel.: HL. IX. 5.
Grumous.: [adj. Lump]

[Coagulated]
Grunsil.: HF. III. 7.
Grunt,: [a. Hog (voice]
Grus Balearica.: Bi. VIII. 2. A.
Gryffin.
Guaiacum.: Tr. VII. 2.
Guaperua.: Fi. III. 17. A.
Guara Brasileana.: Bi. VII. 9. A.
Guard,: vid. Gard.
Gubbins.
Gudgeon.: Fish. Fi. IX. 11.

Figure. Mag. VI. 4.
Gueld,: [Un-testicle.]
Guelding,: [Untesticled horse]
Guerdon,: [Reward]
Guess,: [Conjecture]
Guest.: RO. III. 9. O.
Gugaw,: [adj. Vanity (thing]
Guggle,: [Pouring (like) sound]
Guide.: [Direct]

[Lead]

[Govern]
Guidon,: [Commander's Staff]
Guild.: [Corporation]
—hall, [Convention (place] of Corporation.]

to— [Colour with Gold]
Guile,: [Fraud]
Guillam.: Bi. IX. 7. A.
Guilt.: [Guilty (abstr.]

[Guilded]
—head. Fi. V. 1.
Guilty,: [adj. RJ. II. 6. O.]
Guinny.: —hen, [Hen of Guinny▪]

—pig. Be. III. 6. A.
Guird.: [Bind about]

[Twinge]

[Mock]
Guirdle,: [About-binding (arm.]
Guirl,: [Child (fem.]

Page [unnumbered]

Guirt.: [Guirded]
[Compass]
Horse—[—Girdle]
Guise.: Manner]
Custom]
[adj. Custom (manner]
Guittar.
Guittern.
Gulch,: [Short fat (augm.]
Gules,: [Red]
Gulf.: [Bay]
[Whirl-pool]
Gull.: Fish, [Miller's-thumb] Fi. IX. 12.
Bird. Bi. IX. 9.
[Goose (young]
[Young (person) adj. p. fraud (apt.]
to— [a. Fraud]
Gulle••.: Wëasand. PG. VI. 1.
[Stream (dim.]
Gul••igut,: [Glutton]
Gulp.: [Swallow (imp.]
Gum.: —of tree. PP. I. 6.
—Ammoniac, [Concrete juice of Giant Fennel]
—Animae. Tr. VIII. 4.
—Arabic. Tr. VIII. 2.
—Dragon, [Gum of Goat's thorn.]
—Elemi. Tr. VIII. 3.
the—s, [Parenchyma of the Teeth.]
Gummy,: [Stiff]
sp. with p. Gumming.]
Gun▪: RM. V. 6.
—ner. RN. V. 3.
—powder. RM. V. 7. A.
Gurgions,: [Worst part of Meal.]
Gurnard,: vid. Gournet.
Gush,: [a. River▪ (imp.]
Gusset,: [Quadrangular (thing) to be between-sow'd]
Gust.: Sense. NP. III. 4.
Quality. Q. III.
—of wind [Wind (imp.]
Gutt.: PG. VI. 4. A.
—wort. Sh. VI. 2. A.
Gutter.: Mag. V. 6. O.
Guttural,: [adj. Throat]
Guzzle,: [Drink (augm.]
Gypsie,: [Wandring wizard]
Gyrfalcon,: [Hawk for Herons]

H.

HAak.: Fi. III. 3. A.
Haberdasher.: —of Hats, [Merchant of head (vest.]
...—of small wares.
Haberdin.
Habergeon,: [Armor for trunk]
Habiliment,: [Armament]
Habit,: Quality adj. cu∣stom.]
Condition adj. cu∣stom.]
Quality. Ha.
of the mind.
Infused. Ha. V.
Acqui∣red.
Intellectual. Ha. VI.
Moral. Man. I.
of the body, [Temperament of the body.]
of Clothes, [Clothes (manner]
[Condition]
[Custom]
Habitable,: [adj. p. Dwelling. (abstr.]
Habitation,: [Dwelling.]
Habitual,: [adj. Habit.]
Habitude,: [Relation.]
Hack,: Cut, sp.
(corr.]
(ruggedly]
Hackney,: [Hired (freq.]
Had.: [Was, pret.]
[pret. Have]
Haddock,: Fi. III. 2.
Haft,: [adj. p. Hand (part.]
Hag,: [Old deformed woman.]
Haggard,: [Wilde.]
sp. Hawk.]
Haggess,: [Pudding of Flesh min∣ced.]
Haggle,: Treat sp. cor.]
Commerce sp. cor.]
Hay.: Pr. VI. 1.
[Net]
Hail.: Meteor. El. III. 5.
Sound. NP. V. 2.
to— [Salute]
Haillard,: [Rope for hoising the mizzen Sail.]
Hair.: PP. VI. 1.
—Cloth. Pr. IV. 1. A.
—Lace, [Ribband for bind∣ing the hair of the head.]
—brain'd, [Conceited.]
—y river weed. HL. I. 10. A.
...Maiden—
Haiward,: [adj. Pasture (Off.]
Hake,: [Spit (end) out of the Throte.]
Halbard.: RM. V. 3. A.
Halcyon,: [King-fisher.]
...—daies.
[adj. Calm—]
[adj. Peace—]
Hale,: [Pull]
Half.: go— [Equal partner.]
—moon, Fortification. RM. VI. 5.
Halibut.: Fi. VII. 5.
Halimus.: Sh. VI. 6.
Hall.: [First room (augm.]
[adj. Convention (room]
[Civil convention]
—day, [Day of Conventi∣on.]
Hallow.: [Consecrate]
[Exclaim]
Halm,: [Straw.]
sp. of Pease.]
Halo.: El. V. 2.
Halfer,: [adj. Ship- adj. drawing (arm.]
Halt.: Mo. I. 1. A.
make a— [Stay]
Halter,: [Cord with Loop in the end (part]
[adj. Hanging (arm.]
[adj. Neck-bonds]
Ham,: [Hollow (part) behind the Knee.]
Hamlet,: [Houses (agg.]
Hammer.: Po. VI. 2. A.
...to—
[a. Hammer]
[a. Speak (manner) difficult∣ly.]
Hammock,: [Hanging bed]
Hamper,: [Basket (augm.]
To— [Tangle]
Hanch,: [Breech.] PG. IV. 6.
Hand.: PG. V. 3.
—basket, [B. adj. p. carry (apt.) in hand.]
—breadth, [Measure of h. b.]
—full, [Capacity of the hand.]
—gun, g. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
—kerchief, k. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
—mill, m (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
—saw, s. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
—vice, v. (dim.) adj. p. use (apt.) with hand.]
—kerchief, [adj. wiping (li∣nen]
—maid, [Servant (fem.]
—over head, [adv Careles∣ness.]
—to— [adj. Contiguous (pot.]
...at—
Present]
Near]
at no— [Not, not]
before— [adv. Preventing.]
...by—
from—to mouth, [adv. Neces∣sary (segr.]
...in—
Present]
Possessed]
...in—with
adj. pret. Begin]
Endeavouring]
...bear in—
Seem make]
Believe make]
go in —with, [Begin.]
take in— [Undertake]
in the turning of an— [While one could turn his—]
out of— [Soon (augm.]
...come to—
To-event]
Be tame]
get the—of one, [a. Victory]
left— l side]
right— r side]
...Set ones—to
Sign]
Assist]
...under—
Inferior]
Secret]
under ones— [Signed by one]
upper— [Victory]
...on both—s,
parts]
Sides]
man of his—s, [Nimble]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Handy,: Nimble.

adj. Operation (apt.]
—craft, [adj. Mechanic (art.]
...—gripes,
Contiguously fight∣ing.]
Wrestling]
—work, [Work
of hands.]
own.]
Handle.: a— [adj. p. hand
(thing]
(part]

...to—
[a. Hand]
[Feel]
[a. Object (make]
Speak of.]
Discourse of.]
Write of.]
Entertain]
Treat]
Use]
Handsel,: [First
selling]
using]
Handsome.: [Decent]

[Beautiful]
Hang.: Posture. AC. VI. 9. A.
—by, [Accessory]
—down ones head, [a. down∣ward the head]
—together, [Together-ad∣here.]
—••p, [a Hang]
—ing of the hill, [Declivi∣ty.]

Punishment. RJ. V. 8.
—man, [Execution (mec.]

Being in sus∣pence.
Doubting]
Demurring]
Wavering]

As a room,
Clothe the walls]
Line the walls]
Hanger.: [Short crooked Sword]

[Loop for tying the Sword]

pot— [Iron (instr.) for hang∣ing pot.]
Hank.: —of thread, [Skein—]

[Haunt]
Hanker,: Vergency]

Incline]
Hanse,: [Corporation]
Hap.: [Fortune]

[Contingence]

[Event]
Happen,: [v. Hap]
Happy,: [adj. Happiness]
—ness. Ha. I. 1.
—ly, [adj. Fortune]
Harang,: [Oration]
Harbinger,: [Before-going (Off.) for preparing entertainment]
Harbour.: [adj. Hospitality (place.]

[Port] W. II. 5.
Hard.: op. to Fluid. O. V. 5. E.

op. to Yielding. Q. VI. 1. D.

op. to Easie, [Difficult]
—to be understood, [Ob∣scure]
—headed, [Dull]
—to be pleased, [Morose]
—to give, [Penurious]
...—to forgive.
...—to repent.
...—hearted,
Cruel.]
Impenitent.]
—drink, [Sowr'd.]
—ly, [Scarce.]
—by, [adj. Near.]

to fo••low— [Follow (augm.]
Harden.: [Hard (make]

Incorrigible. RO. VI. 7. O.
Hardy.: Disposition. NP. IV. 7.

Affection, [Bold.]

Vertue, [Valiant.]
fool— [Rash.]
Hare.: Beast. Be. III. 3.
—brain'd, [Rash]
—lipp'd, [Cloven-lipp'd]
—'s foot. HF. VIII. 5.
—'s ear. HF. IV. 14. A.

Sea— Ex. IX. 4.
Harken,: [Hear (end.]
Harlot,: [adj. Fornication (fem.]
Harm,: [Hurt]
...—less,
Innocent.]
Not adj. p. Hurt]
Harmony.: Q. III. 9.
—in sound. Q. III. 9.
Harness,: [Armament]
Harp,: [Music (instr.) hollow arch with strings.]
—ing iron, [Barbed dart]
Harpie,: [Ravenous (person]
Harpsichord.
Harquebus,: [Foot-mans gun (augm.]
Harras,: Booty]

Spoil▪]
Harrow,: [adj. Harrowing (instr.]
—ing. O. III. 2.
Harsh.: In general, [Unpleasant.]

To Sense
Austere]
Hoarse]
Rough]
Stiff]

To Manners
Morose]
Man. VI. 1. D.
Austere]
Hart.: Be. II. 3. A.
—'s tongue. HL. I. 8. A.
...—wort
HF. V. 5.
Sh. VI. 5.
Hartichoak.: HF. III. 1. A.
Hierusalem— HF. II. 1. A.
Harvest,: [Reaping]
—time, [Autumn]
Hash,: [Sliced flesh]
Haslet,: [Inwards]
Hasp,: [Hook]
Hassock,: [Tuft]
sp. of Rushes.]
Hast,: [Havest]
Haste.: sp. through Business.]
...in—
[Swiftness]
...to—en
Dispatch (augm.]
v. Soon]
Hasty.: [Sudden]

[Rash]

[adj. a. Anger (apt.]
Hat,: [adj. head (vest) with broad margin]
Hatch.: [Half door]
—of a ship. RN. II. 6.

...to—
...—eggs.
[Ripen eggs by Fotion]
[a. Parturition]
...—flax.
—hilt. [Notch (freq.]
Hatchet,: [adj. a. Cut (instr.) by striking.]
Hate.: AS. V. 3. O.
Have.: [Pret.]

[TA. I. 6.]
...—ing,
adj. Have]
Scraping]
Haven,: W. II. 5.
Haver.
Haughty,: [adj. Pride]
Haunch,: [Breech] PG. IV. 6.
Haunt,: [adj. Custom (place]
Havock.: [Spoil]
Haut.: Be. III. 2. A.
Haw,: [Berry.]
—in the eye, [Spot—]
—thorn, [White—] Sh. I. 3. A.
Cumberland— [White Bean-tree] Sh. II. 3. A.
Hawk.: Bi. I. 2.
—fish. Haak.
—weed. HF. III. 12.
Hawker,: [Merchant (corr.]
Hawser.: RN. IV. 8. A.
Hazard,: [Danger]
...—at Tennis.
Hazy.: El. VI. 1. O.
Hazle.: —hen. Bi. II. 7.

—nut, [Small-nut. [Tr. III. 1.

...—wort.
He,: Pron. I. 3.
Head.: PG. III.
Proper.
shake the— AC. IV. 4. A.
give one his— [adj. a. Liber∣ty (make.]
take a— [a. Liberty]
Top.
[Horns]
nail— [N. top]
Forepart.
—of a barrel, [adj. Forepart circle (plain)—]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Heady.: [Rash]
[Fierce]

[adj. a. Drunkenness (apt.]
[Fuming (augm.]
Headlines.
Headlong.: [with Head first]

adj. p. precipitate]

Direct]

[Rash.]
Head-piece.: [Head]

[adj. Head (armor]
Headstall,: [Head (arm.]
Headstrong.: [Rash]

[Fierce]

[Not adj. p. Persuade (apt.]
Heal.: [a. Sound (make]

[Cover]
Health.: op. to Sickness. S. O.

op. to Rottenness. NP. V. 2.

[Remembrance in drinking▪]
Heap.: O. II. 6.
Hear.: Sense. NP. III. 2.

...—judicially,
Cognizance.]
Trial]

—say, [Rumor]
Heart.: Proper. PG. VI. 2.
—burning, [Cardialgia.]
S. VI. 1.
...—spoon.
next ones- [First
doing
eating
&c.
sp. in the Morning.]
...—'s ease.
[Contentment]
Herb [Parsly] HL. VI. 5. A.
[Middle]
[Best (part]
Strength]
Vigor]
in— adj. Vigor]
out of— [adj. Weakness]
[Courage]
in— [adj. Courage.]
...out of—
Cowardly]
adj. Diffidence]
Discouraged]
[Affection]
sweet— [Suitor]
with all ones— [adv. Alacri∣ty]
—burning [Old
anger]
Hatred]
by— [adv. Memory]
Hearten,: [Encourage]
Hearth.: Po. III 9.
Hearty.: [adj.
Heart]
Sincere]
Willing]
Courage]
Heartless.: [Weak]

[Diffident]

[Formal]
Heat.: Proper. Q. V. 1. E.

[Anger]

[Zeal]
Heath.: Plant. Sh. VI. 7.

Place. Po. I. 7. A.
Heathcock.: Bi. II. 5. A.
Heathen,: [Pagan]
Heave.: Lift (end]

Protuberant (make]
sp by Up-thrusting.]
Heaven.: W. II.
Heavy.: [adj. Gravity]

[Dull]

[Lumpish]

[Drowzy]

[adj. Grief]
Hecatomb,: [Sacrifice of 100 Beasts.]
Hectic,: [adj. Habit.]
—fever. S. II. 1.
Hedge.: [Sepiment of Branches, &c.]

—clerk, [Sorry C.]

to—in a debt, [Sure (make) d.]
Hedgehog.: Be. III. 5. A.
—trefoile. HS. III. 15. A.
Hedge-sparrow.: Bi. V. 8. A.
Heed.: [Observe]

[Be cautious].

—fulness. Ha. IV. 2.

—lesness. Ha. IV. 2. D.
Heel.: PG. V. 6. A.
—ling of a Ship. RN. VI. 7.
Hegira,: [Mahometan's Epo∣cha.]
Hey-net.
Heifer,: [Cow adj. youth]
Heigh.: Int. I. 1.
Height.: TM. II. 4.
Heinous,: Vitious (augm.]

adj. Displicence (augm.]
Heir,\: [adj. Inheriting (person.]
Held,: prec. hold]

adj. p. hold]
Helebore.: white.— HL. VII. 1.

bastard— [Helleborine]
Heleborine.: HL. VII. 1. A.
Helical figure.: Mag. III. 9. A.
Heliotrope.: HL. IX. 5. A.
Hell.: W. II. O.
Helm,: [adj. p. hand (part) of Rudder.]
Helmet,: [Armor for (head.]
Help.: [a. Adjuvant]

[a. Relieve]

[a. Remedy]

—one to a thing, [Furnish]
Helve,: [Staff of Hatchet]
Hem.: Int. I. 2.
...to—
[Hake]
[a. Acclamation]

[Margent]
...—in
[About
Sepiment]
Inviron]
Hemicycle,: [Half circle]
Hemisphere.
Hemlock.: HF. V. 9.
water— HF. V. 9. A.
Hemorrhoid.: S. VI. 8. A.
Hemp.: HF. I. 5.
Hen,: [Bird (fem.]
Henbane.: HS. VII. 11. A.
Hence.: [From this place]

[imp. Go]

[Away]

...—forth,
From this time]
After this time]
Hep,: vid. Hip.
Hepatic,: [adj. Liver.]
Hepatica.
Herauld,: [adj. Degrees (Off.]
Herb.: W. V. 3.
Considered according to their
—Leaf. HL.
—Flower. HF.
—Seed-vessel. HS.
—Christopher. HS. IX. 5.
—Frankincense of Galen. HF. V. 3. A.
—of Theophrastus. HF. IV. 6. A.
—of Grace, [Rue] HS. V. 13.
—Terrible. Sh. VI. 3.
—True love. HS. IX. 5. A.
—two pence, [mony-wort] HL. VI. 11. A.
[Leaf]
Herbage,: [Pasture]
Herbal,: [Book concerning Herbs.]
Herbalist,: [Herb (artist]
Herd,: [aggregate (thing]
—'s man. RC. II. 6.
Here.: [In this place]

[adj. Present]

—and there [In
some
divers
pla∣ces

—of, [Of this]
Hereafter.: [After this time]

[adv. Future]
Hereditament,: [adj. p. Inherit (thing]
Hereditary,: [adj. Inheriting.]

Page [unnumbered]

Heresie.: RE. III. 1. O.
Heretic,: [adj. Heresie (person]
Heretofore.: [Before this time]

[adv. Past]
Hericano,: [Whirlwind (augm.]
Hering,: vid. Herring.
Heritage,: [adj. p. Inherit (thing]
Hermaphrodite,: [Of all Sexes.]
Hermit.: RE. II. 7. A.
Hermit fish.: Ex VI. 5.
Hermodactyl,: [Root of an exotic Colchicum]
Hernia.: S. VI. 8.
Hero.: [Excellent in virtue]

[adj. Magnanimity (person]
Heroical,: [adj. Hero.]
Heron.: Bi. VIII. 3.
Great white— Bi. VIII. 4.
Little white— Bi. VIII. 4. A.
—'s bill. Herb.
Herring.: Fi. III. 10.
red— [Dry
salted
smoked
h.]
white— [Moist salted]
Herse,: [Box of dead body.]
Hesitate,: Doubt]

Demur]
Heteroclite,: [Irregular.]
Heter••dox,: [Not-orthodox]
Heterogeneous,: [Of diverse kinds.]
Hew.: [Colour]

[Cut striking]

rough— [Cut rough.]
Hy,: Hasten.]

Dispatch]
Hickcough.: Mo. III. 4. A.
Hickwall,: [Woodpecker] Bi. I. 9.
Hide.: [Skin]
...—bound.
[Disease of skin cleaving to the flesh.]
[Penurious]

...to—
Conceal]
Cover]
Hideous,: [adj. a. Fear (apt.]
Hierarchy,: [Ecclesiastical Magi∣stracy.]
Hierogly∣phic,: Sacred Sculpture]

Secret Paint]
High.: Tall, [adj. TM. II. 4. O.]

[Deep]
—shoes, [Shoes to the an∣kle.]
—water, [Deep overflow∣ing tide]

Much]

Transcendent (augm.]
—winde, [Winde (augm.]

[Ample]
—forehead, [Ample f.]

[Public]
—way, [Public w.]
adj. Dignity]
Excellent]
—day, [Festival d.]

[Principal]
—priest, [Primate of P.]
...—minded
Proud]
Ambitious]

[Until]
breast— [Until the br.]
Hill.: W. III. 1. E.
Hillock,: [Protuberance]
Hilt,: [adj. hand (part) of Sword.]
Him.: Pron. I. 3.
—self, [Him him.]
Hinde.: [Hart] Be. II. 3. A. (fem.]

[adj. Agriculture servant]
Hinder.: —part. Sp. III. 8. O.

...—most.
[adj. Hinder part]
[Succeeding]

...to—
[a. Impedient]
[a. Trouble]
[a. Loss]
Hinge.: Po. IV. 6.
[Entrails]
Hint,: Expression (dim.]

Narration (ob∣scure]
Hip.: [Thigh] PG. V. 4.

[Berry of the wild Rose]
Hippocampus.: Fi. VIII. 5. A.
Hippocras,: [adj. p. Spice wine.]
Hire,: [Hiring (thing.]
—ing. RC. V. 5. O.
His.: [adj. Pron. I. 3.]

—own, [Pron. redup.]
Hiss.: Q. III. 4.
History,: [Narration]
Hit.: [a. Contiguity]

[a. Strike]

[a. Fortune]
Hither.: To this place.]

Till this place.]
—most, [Nearest]
—side, Sp. II. 2. E.
...—to,
To this place.]
Till this time]
—ward, [Toward this place]
Hive,: [Bees (house]
Hm.: Int. I. 2.
Ho.: Int. III. 1.

no— [No cohibition.]

not— [For not-a. Providence for.]
Hoar-frost,: [Rime] El. III. 5. A.
Hoary.: —with Frost, [White—]

—with Age [Gray—]

—with ••••ustiness, [Mossie—]
Hoarseness.: Q. III. 8. O.
Hoast,: vid. Host.
Hob,: [adj. Rusticity (person]
Hobby.: Horse, [Ambling horse (dim]
—horse [Horse (like) staff.]

Hawk, [Hawk for Larks.]
Hobble,: [Run lame (like.]
Hobgoblin,: [adj a. Fear (apt.]
adj. p. Fiction (thing]
Hoboy.
Hock,: [Foot.]
Hocus-pocus,: [Prestigiator.]
Hod,: [adj. Po. V. (jug.]
Hodge-podge,: [Mixture (corr.]
Hog.: Proper. Be. II. 8.
...—'s bread.
...—'s fennel.

—fish. Fi. I. 5. A.

—louse, [Sow]

...—'s head
Barrel (augm.]
Measure [36 gal∣lons.]

...—Sheep.
Hoise,: [Lift]
Hold.: Not let go. TA. I. 6.
—fast, [Hold (augm.]
[Contain]
—water, [c. w.]

Have]

Possess]

Right (manner.]
[Esteem]
—blameless, [Esteem b.]
[Continue]

—at a bay, [a. Stay]

—back, [Cohibit.]

—in, [Cohibit.]

...—off.

—out, [Continue perma∣nent.]

—a town. RM. II. 4.

—ones peace, [a. Silence.]

[together, [Continue lea∣gued.]

up, [Support.]

[Expletive]
[counsel, [Together advise]

[Not loose]
[Abstain]
—ones breath, [Not-breath]
...—ones hand
Abstain]
Omit]
—ones water. [Not- a. U∣rine]

...the—
—of a Ship, [Lowest room (augm.)—]
lay — Catch]
take — Arrest]

Strong— RM. VI.
Holder.: [adj. Holding (person]

[Longest tooth]
Hole.: Through. Mag. IV. 1. O.

[Not through
Dent]
Cavity]

lurking— [adj. Hiding-place.]
Holy,: [adj. Holiness.]
—day, [adj. Festivity-day]
—ghost. G. III.
Holiness.: Habit. Ha. V. 2.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Holly.: —oke. HF. IX. 6. A.

—tree. Tr. III. 6. A.

Sea— [Eringo]
Hollow.: Empty, [adj. Mag. VI. 1. E.]
—hearted, [adj. Hypocri∣sie.]

[Concave]
—eyed, [Deep-eyed]

As Spunge, [adj. Porous∣ness.]
Holm,: [Holly]
...—oke.
Holosteus.: Fi. VIII. 4.
Holothyrius.: Ex. IX. 4. A.
Holpen,: [adj. p. Help.]
Homage,: Duty of Subjection]

Acknowledgment of Subjection]
Home,: [Dwelling (place] Sp. II. 4.
—bred, [Rusticly educated]
come short— [a. Defect
finally.]
of home.]
...hit him
Strike (augm.]
a. Contiguity (perf.]
Homeliness.: Not ornate. TM. V. 5. O.

[Rusticity]
Homicide,: [Man-killing]
Homiletical,: [adj. Conversation]
...—Vertue.
—Common. Man. IV.
—Belonging to Superiors. Man. V.
—Belonging to Inferiors. Man. VI.
Homily,: adj. p. preaching (thing]
sp. Commanded.]
Homogeneal,: [Of the same kinde.]
Homonymy.: D. IV. 1. O.
Honesty.: [Vertue]

[Chastity]

[Integrity]

Flower, [Bulbonach] HS VI. 1.
Hony.: —apple, [Sweet apple (kind]

—comb, [Bees (rooms]

—dew, [adj. Hony dew]

—moon, [First month after Marriage]

—suckle, [Woodbine] Sh. II. 8.
French-suckle. HS. III. 5.
Trefoil. HS. III. 10. A.

—wort. HL. IX. 3. A.
Honour.: [Reputation]

[Dignity]

[Respect (augm.]

...—able.

[adj. Honour (abstr.]

[adj. Nobility]
Honourary,: [adj. Honour (sign]
Hood,: [adj. Cover (vest]
—for head, [Face-covering head (vest.]
—wink, [Cover the eyes.]
Token of Degree, [Loose adj. shoulder (vest.]
Hoof.: PP. VI. 5.
to— [Un-hoof]
Hook.: Mag. IV. 8.
By—or by crook, [By right or wrong.]
—ed, [Curve.]
Hoop,: [Ring (augm.)
of Wood.]
Iron, &c.]
Bird. Bi. III. 8. A.
Hooper,: [Wild swan] Bi. IX. 1.
Hooping,: [Acute exclamation.]
Hoord,: [Lay up] TA. V. 4.
Hooting,: vid. Hooping.
Hop.: Plant. HF. I. 5. A.

[Leaping] Mo. I. 5.
—on one leg. Mo. I. 5. A.
Hope.: Affection. AS. 5.6.

past- [adj.
a.
p.
Despair.]

Grace. Ha. V. 5.
Hopeless,: [adj.
a.
p.
Despair.]
Hopper.
Horary,: [adj. Hour.]
Horde,: [Lay up] Ta. V. 4.
Horebound.: Base— HF. VII. 2.

Black— HF. VII. 11. A.

White— HF. VII. 6. A.
Horines,: [Mould] HL. I. 1. A.
Horizon.: W. VI. 1.
Horn.: Proper. PP. VI. 6.

[Angle]
—owl. Bi. I. 4.
—work. RM. VI. 5. A.
Horn-beam.: Tr. VI. 4. A.
Hornet.: Ex. IV. 2. A.
Horoscope.
Horrible,: adj. a. Fear

Evil (augm.
Horrid,: adj. a. Fear

Evil (augm.
Horror.: [Fear (augm.

[Rigor through Fear]
Horse.: Be. I. 1. sp. (male]
...to—
—a man, [Ride (make.]
sp. on Horse.]
—a Mare, [a. Coition with Mare.]
on—back, [On horse]
—cloth, [Horse's vest]
—courser, [Horse (Merc.]
—foal, [Young horse (male]
...—leach.
[Physician for Horse]
Insect. Ex. I. 2.
—litter, [Sedan adj. p. carried between Horses.]
...—man.
[Rider]
Souldier. RM. III. 1. A.
—hoof. HL. VI. 3.
—tail. HL. IX. 7.
—tongue. Sh. III. 7. A.
...—fly.
...—mint.
...—radish.
—shooe. HS. III. 6. A.
Sea— [Morse] Be. V. 3.
Wooden— [Horse (like) juga∣ment.]
Hortulane.: ••i. IV. 2. A.
Hose.: [Leg (vest]

[Breeches]
Hofier,: [adj. Hose (merc.]
Hospitable,: [adj. Hospitality.]
Hospital,: Sick men's house.]

Poor men's house.]
Hospitality.: Man. III. 6.
Hostage,: [adj. Pledge (person]
Hoste.: [adj. Eucharist bread]

[Army]

op. to Guest. RO. III. 9.
to— [a. Guest]
Hostility,: [Enemy (abstr.]
Hostler,: [Horse (Off.]
Hostry,: [adj. Hoste (house]
Hot,: [adj. Heat; [adj. Zeal
—house, [Stove]
Hot,: [adj. Heat; [adj. Zeal
—house, [Stove]
Hotchpotch,: [Mixture (corr.]
Hovel,: [House (dim.]
sp. not walled.]
Hovering.: Mo. I. 2. A.
Hough,: vid. Hoof, [Lower joint of hinder Leg.]
Houl▪: [adj. Weeping (voice.]
Houlet,: [Owl.]
Hound,: [Dog hunting wild beasts by smell.]
—fish. Fi I. 4.
spotted— Fi. I. 4. A.
—'s tongue. HL. IX. 4. A.
Hour.: Mea. V. 8.
—glass. Mag. VI. 5. A.
House.: Building. Po. II. 1.

—breaking. RJ. III. 8. A.

—burning. RJ. III. 8.

to— [a. House]

—ed, [Possessing houses.]

[Family]

[Kindred]
Houshold,: [Together-adj. house (aggr.]
—bread, [Course bread]
—stuff, [Utensils.]
House-keeping,: [Family-office.]
Housleek,: HL. VIII. 1.
Hout,: [Exclamation.]
sp. a. Mocking.]
How.: [In what manner]
—then, [-therefore.]

op. to So. Adv. II. 1.
Howbeit,: [Although]
Howsoever,: [How, how.]
Hu,: [Colour.]
Hu and cry,: [Pursuit successive]
Huck,: [Treat, (augm.]; [Treat, (corr.]
Huck,: [Treat, (augm.]; [Treat, (corr.]
Hucklebone.: PG. V. 4. A.
Huckster,: [Merchant (corr.]

Page [unnumbered]

Huddle,: Gather (corr.]
Heap (confu∣sedly.]
Huffing.: AC. IV. 6.
Hug,: [Embrace]
Huge,: [Great (augm.]
Hugger-mugger,: [Secret (corr.]
Hul.: —of a Ship. RN. II.
—ing. RN. VI. 5. A.
—lying at RN. VI. 5. A.
—of Corn, [Husk]
Hulch,: [Protuberance]
Hulk,: [Trunk]
Hulver,: [Holly]
Hum.: [Indistinct noise]
[Bees (voice]
[Approve (voice]
Humane.: [adj. Man]
...—learn∣ing,
Worldly
Lay
Scien∣ces.]
[Courteous]
Humble.: —ness. Man. V. 2.
—bee. Ex. IV. 1. A.
—plant. Sh. IV. 7.
...to—
Low
Humble
Submit
(make]
Humid,: [Moist]
Humiliation: a. Humility.]
Fasting.]
Humility.: Man. V. 2.
Humming bird.: Bi. VI. 5.
Humor.: Liquor, [adj. a. Moistness (thing]
Temper of mind.
[a. Complacence (end.]
[a. Conceitedness]
Humorist.: Conceited]
Seeming of divers dispositi∣ons].
—physician.
Humorous,: [adj. Humor (corr.]
Humorsome,: [Morose]
Hundred.: Weight. Mea. III. 7.
—pound in mony. Mea. IV. 6.
Hung,: pret. hang]; adj. p. hang]
Hung,: pret. hang]; adj. p. hang]
Hunger.: AC. II. 1.
Hunt.: [a. Hunts-man]
—'s man. RC. II. 7.
...'s up
Hurdle,: [adj. p. Weave (thing) of sticks.]
Hurl,: [Cast]
Hurlbat,]: Club adj. p. cast (apt.)
Hurlyburly,: [Confusion]
sp. Seditious]
Hurry.: Swift imp.]
Dispatch imp.]
sp. with Confusion.]
Hurt.: [a. Hurtful.]
—full. T. IV. 1. O.
a. Injury]
a. Loss]
a. Wound]
Hurtleberry,: vid. Whittle.
Husband.: [adj. Married (male.]
to— [a. Frugal.]
good— [Frugal (person]
ill— [adj. Squandring (per∣son]
—man. RC. II. 6. A.
Husbandry.: Profession RC. II. 6. A.
Work, [Agriculture]
good— [Frugality]
ill— [Squandring]
Hush,: [adj. Silence]
Husk.: PP. II. 3.
Huso.: Fi. I. 8. A.
Huswife.: [Mistress of the house]
[Frugal (fem.]
Hut,: [House (dim.]
sp. of Boughs.]
Hutch,: [Box.]
Huzz,: (a. Bee (voice.]
Hyacinth.: HL. IV. 4. A.
Indian.— HL. V. 5.
Hybernal,: [adj. Winter.]
Hydra,: [adj. Water-serpent.]
Hydrography,: [Water's science.]
Hydropic,: [adj. Dropsie.]
Hyena.
Hymen,: [Marriage.]
Hymn.: RE. IV. 2. A.
Hyperbole.: Mathemat. Mag. III. 8. E.
Rhetor. [fig. of Expression (exc.]
Hyphen.: D, I. 4. A.
Hypochondriac.: S. VI. 4. A.
Hypocrisie.: Ha. IV. 4. O.
Hypotenuse,: [Side over against the right Angle.]
Hypothesis,: [Supposition.]
Hypothetic,: [adj. Supposition.]
Hyssop.: HF. VI. 7.
Hedge— HF. VII. 14.
Hysterical,: [adj. Womb.] PG. VI. 9.
Disease. S. VI. 9.
Hysteron proteron.

I.

I.: Pron. I. 1.
Iabber,: [Pronounce
Child (like.]
Imperfectly]
Indistinctly]
Iacinth,: vid. Hyacinth.
Iack.: Sorry person] sp. (male.]
Man (corr.]
—anapes, vid. Ape.
—Daw, vid. Daw.
Fish. [Pike] Fi. IX. 1.
—of the Hedge, [Alliaria.]
—with a lantern. El. I. 6.
—of a Ship. RN. III. 9. A.
[adj. Back (armor]
leathern— [leathern Pot] Pr. V. 5.
—to turn spit, [Vertiginating (machin) of rosting (instr.]
Iackall.: Be. V. 4.
Iacket,: [Short loose (vest) for Trunk.]
Iade,: [Sorry]
sp. Horse.]
Iag,: Slasht margin.]
Torn margin.]
Iaguraca.: Fi. V. 8.
Iay.: Bi. I. 8. A.
Iail,: [adj. Prison (place.]
—er. [adj. Prison (Off.]
Iakes,: [adj. Dunging (room.]
—farmer, [Emptying (mech.) of Jakes.]
Iamb,: [adj. Side column.]
St. Iames-wort.
Iangle.: Q. III. 9. O.
[a. Contention]
Iannock,: [Flat bread of Oats.]
Ianuary,: [First month]
Iar.: [Earthen pot for Oil]
Sound. Q. III. 2. A.
[a. Contention]
Iargon,: [a. Fiction Language.]
Iasmin.: vid. Iessamin.
Iasper.: St. II. 3.
Iavelin,: [Dart.]
Iaundies.: S. VI. 2. A.
Iaunt,: [Going (augm.]
Iaw.: PG. III. 9.
Ice.: El. III. 4.
Idea.: T. II. 3.
Identity.: T. III. O.
Idiom,: [Property of Language.]
Idiot.: NP. I. 1. O. (corr.]
Idle.: [adj. Sloth]
[Negligent]
[Not-busie]
[Not-pertinent]
Idol,: Picture adj. p. Worship (person]
Image adj. p. Worship (person]
Idolatry,: [Worship of Picture; [Worship Image]
Idolatry,: [Worship of Picture; [Worship Image]
Iealousie.: AS. VI. 3. A.]
Ieat.: St. VI. 3.
Ieer,: [Mock]
Iejune,: [adj. Scarcity of.]
Ielly.: Pr. I. 5. A.
Iennet,: [Spanish nimble horse.]
Ieopardy,: [Danger]
Ierfalcon.
Ierk.: [a. Motion (imp.]
[Whip] RM. VI. 2.
Ierkin,: [Short loose (vest) for Trunk.]
Iessamin.: Sh. V. 3.
Yellow— Sh. II. 13.
Iesses,: [Foot-bonds for Hawks]
Iest.: [Not-serious]
[adj. Urbanity (thing]

Page [unnumbered]

Iesuits powder,: [Cortex febrisu∣gus Peruv.] Tr. VII. 9.
Iet.: St. VI. 3.
[adv. proud (like) going (manner]
Iew.: RE. I. 3. (person]
—'s-ear, [Fungus of Elder.]
Iewel.: [Gem]
[Gemms (aggr.]

[Precious (thing]
Iewry,: [Dwelling (place) of Jews.]
If.: —not, [Unless.]

—it had not been for, &c.
[Without, &c.]

as— Adv. IV. 2. O.
Ignis fatuus.: El. I. 6.
—lambens. El. I. 6. A.
Ignoble.: [Not-noble]

[adj Mean (augm.]
Ignominy.: [Infamy]

[Infamation]
Ignorance.: Natural. NP. I. 1. O.

op. to Science. Ha. VI. 1. D.

op. to Art. Ha. VI. 3. D.
Iguana,: [Senembi] Be. VI. 3. A.
Iig,: [Walk wantonly]

[Trick.]
Iill.: Sorry (fem.]

Woman (corr.]

[Half pint]
Iingle.: [Ringing (dim.]

[Affectation of sounds of words.]
Iland.: W. III. 2. O.
Iliac-passion.: S. VI. 5. A.
Ill.: adj.
[Evil]
[Sick]
...—at ease,
Pained]
Not-indolent]
—favoured, [Deformed]
—man, [Vicious man]
—name, [Infamy]
—will, [Malignity]
with an—will, [adv. Nolle∣ity]

adv.
[adv. Evil]
[adv. Difficult]
Illation.: D. IV. 6. A.
Illegal,: Not— adj. Law]

Against- adj. Law]
Illegitimate,: Begotten not adv. Law.]

Spurious.]
Illiberal,: [Not- adj. Reputati∣on.]
Illiterate.: Ha. VI. 4. D.
Illuminate,: [a. Light.]
Illusion.: [Deceit]

[Mocking]

[Diabolical Apparition]
Illustrate,: [a. Plain (make]
Illustrious.: [Bright]

[Noble]

[adj. Dignity]
Image.: Pr. VI. 8. A.
Whether
painted im.
graven im.
carv'd im.
molded im.
molten im.
Statue, [Solid Image]
Imagin.: [a. Fansie]

[Think]

[Invent]
Imbargo,: [Arrest of
Ships.]
Wares.]
Imbark,: [Into- a. Ship.]
Imbase,: Depreciate by mix∣ture.]

Defile.]
Imbattel,: [a. Order for Bat∣tel.]
Imbaulm,: [Condite]
Imbecillity,: [Weakness]
Imbellish,: [a. Ornate.]
Imbezil,: Spoil]

a.. Prodigal]
Imbibe,: Drink]

Soke]
Imbolden,: a. Boldness.]

Encourage]
Imboss,: [Adorn with Protube∣rances.]
Imbroider,: [Variegate by sow∣ing.]
Imbrue,: [Soke]
Imbue,: [adj. p. Quality (make]
Imburse,: [Receive into purse.]
Imitate.: TA. II. 8. A.
Immaculate,: [Clear.]
Immanent,: [adj. Action adv. in∣side.]
Immanity,: [Cruelty (augm.]
Immatureness.: NP. VI. 4. D.
Immediate.: TM. IV. 2.
[Next]
[Soon]
Immense,: Infinite.]

Great (augm.]
Immerse,: [Into-ition.]
Imminent,: Near.]

Soon.]
Immoderate.: [adj. Excess.]

[Fierce] Ha. III. 4. E.
Immodest,: Not— modest

Against— modest
Immortal.: [Not-adj. die (abstr.]

[adj. Ever.]
Immoueable.: [Not moveable.]
Immunity.: RC. IV. 9. A.
Immure,: Sepiment with walls.]

Shut up with walls.]
Immutable.: [Not- adj. p. alter (abstr.]
Imp,: Graft.]

Lengthen by Grafting]
Impair,: [a. Worse.]
Impale.: RJ. V. 4. A.
[Sepiment with Pales]
Impannel, [a. Catalogue.]
sp. Names.]
Imparity.: [Inequality]

[Odness]
Impark,: [a. Park (make]
Impart.: [adj. Partner (make]

[a. Narration]
Impartial,: [Not-partial]
Impassible,: [Not- adj. suffer (pot.]
Impatience.: Man. I. 8. O.
Impeach,: [Accuse.]
Impedient.: T. II. 5. O.
Impediment,: [adj. a Impedient (thing.]
Impell,: [a. Impulsive]
Impendent,: [Over-hanging]
Impenetrable,: [Not-adj. p. pierce (abstr.]
Impenitence.: Ha. V. 1. O.
Imperative,: [adj. a. Command (manner.]
Imperceptible,: [Not- adj. p. com∣mon sense (pot.]
Imperfect.: T. III. 9. O.
Imperial,: [adj. King]
...Crown—
Imperiousness.: [Insolence]

[Magisterialness]
Impertinency.: TM. IV. 5. O.
Impetrate,: [Obtain]
sp. by Entreaty.]
Impetuous,: [adj. Impetus]
Impetus.: T. VI. 6. A.
Impiety.: [Gracelesness]

[Atheism]

[Prophaneness]
Implacable.: [Not un- adj. p. anger (abst.]

[adv. Pertinaciously angry.]
Implant,: [In-plant]
Implead,: [a. Suit.]
Implements,: [Utensils]
Imply,: Compre∣hend by conse∣quence]

Infer by conse∣quence]
Implicit.: [Comprehended] TA. II. 4.

[Understood] D. III. 8. O.

—faith, [a. Belief (abstr.) with ignorance of the things to be believed.]
Imploy.: [Business]

[Use]
Implore,: [Intreat
(augm.]
humbly]
Import.: [In-carry]

[Meaning]

[Importance]
Importance.: T. IV. 5.
Importune,: [Intreat, (augm.]
Importunate,: [adj.
Desire
Entreat
(aug.]
Impose.

Page [unnumbered]

Impossible.: T. IV. 4. O.
Impost,: [Tax of imported (things]
Imposthume,: [Aposteme]
Imposture.: [Deceit]

[Forgery]

[Fraud]
Impotence.: op. to Natural power. NP. O.

op. to Acquired power. Ha. II 6. O.

[Not-coition (apt.]
Impotent.: [adj. Impotence]

[adj. p. Passion (exc.]
Impoverish,: [adj. Poverty (make]
Impound,: [Imprison in Pound.]
Imprecate.: RC. VI. 4. A.
Impregnable,: [Not-takeable.]
Impregnation.: Getting with Child. AC. I. 2.

[Infusion] O. V. 7. A.
Impress.: [Print]

[Appropriate sentence]
Impression.: Influence]

During effect]

a. Printing]

Sign]
Imprimis,: [adv. First.]
Imprint.: [Print]

[Leave sign]
Imprisonment.: RJ. VI. 4.
Improbable,: [Not-
true (like]
proveable]
opinable]
Improove.: [Mend]

[Increase]

[a. Better]

[Use (perf.]
Improper.: [Not-proper]

[Spurious]

[Figurate]
Impropriation,: [Inheritance of Priest's revenue.]
Improvidence.: Man. III. 2. D.
Imprudence.: Ha. VI. 2. D.
Impudence.: Man. III. 7. D.
Impugn.: [Fight]

[a. Opposition]

[a. Obiection]
Impulse,: [a. T. II. 2. (abstr.]
—ive cause. T. II. 2.
Impunity,: [Not- p. punish∣ment.]
Impure,: Defiled]
Impute,: Claim]

Predicate]
In.: Rest. Prep. IV. 1. O.
—to. Prep. IV. 1.
—as much as, [Whereas] Conj. IV. 1.

[Eng••••••d]

[Fri••••••]

Motion, [Into] Prep. IV. 1.
drive— Into— drive]
drop— Into— drop]

—pieces, [Into pieces.]
Inability,: [Impotence]
Inaccessible,: [Not- adj. p. come (abstr.]
Inamissable,: [Not- adj. p. lose [abstr.]
Inamour,: [adj. a. Love (make]
Inanimate,: [Not- adj. life]
Inaugurate,: [Admission adv. solemnity]
Inauspicious,: [adj. Adversity (sign]
Inbred,: [In-natural]
Incamp,: [a. Camp]
Incapacitating.: Punishment. RJ. VI. 8. A.
Incapacity,: [Impotence]
Incarnate,: [adj. p. Flesh]
to— [a. Flesh]
As a wound healing, [Again-flesh.]
Incendiary.: [House-burner] adj. RJ. III. 7. (person]

[adj. a. Contention (make]
Incense.: RE. VI. 3.
to— [adj. Anger (make]
Incentive,: [Impulsive]
Inceptor.: [adj. Begin (person]

[Candidate]
Incessant,: [Permanent]
Incest,: [Unchastity with Kin.]
Inch.: Mea. I. 2.
Inchant,: [a. Witch by words]
Inchoate,: [adj. p. begin]
Incident.: adj. Contingency]

adj. p. Event]
Incision,: [Cutting]
Incite,: [a. Impulsive]
Incivility,: [Rusticity]
Inclination.: [Down-obliquing its superfi∣cies]
—towards, [Vergency] Sp. III. A.

[Disposition]

—of the will. AS. IV. 1.

...—of the affection.
[Favor] AS. V. 2.
Inclose.: [In-sepiment]

[Shut]

[Comprehend]
Include,: [Comprehend]
Inclusive,: [Comprehending the Extremes.]
Incogitancy.: [Not-thinking]

[Heedlesness]
Incombustible,: [Not- adj. p. burn (pot.]
Income,: [Revenue]
Incommensu∣rable,: [Not with- adj. p.
Measure
Propor∣tion
(pot.]
Incommodi∣ous,: [Not-
profitable]
convenient]
Incommunicable,: [Not-commu∣nicable]
Incomparable.: [Most excellent]

[Not-
adj. p. Like
adj. p. Equal
(pot]
Incompatible.: [Not—
adj. p. Join
adj. p. Si∣multaneous.
(pot.]
Incompetent,: [Not-competent]
Incomprehensible,: [Not- adj. p. know (pot.) totally.]
Incongruous,: [adj. Contrarie∣ty]
Inconsiderate,: [Careless]
Inconsistent,: [Not- adj. p. Simul∣taneity (pot.]
Inconstancy.: Ha. IV. 7. D.
Incontinent,: [Unchast]
—ly. [Soon (augm.]
Inconvenient.: T. V. 5. O.
Incorporate,: [Join into one bo∣dy.]
Incorporeal,: [Not- adj. body]
Incorrigible.: [Not-adj. p. better (pot.) by Correction]

[adj. p. Harden (apt.]
Incorruptible,: [Not- adj. p. cor∣ruption (pot.]
Incounter.: [Meet]

[Fight]
Incourage.: RO. VI. 2.
Incrassate,: [adj. a. Thick]
Increase.: TM. I. 7. E.

[v.
Great] TM. I. 1. E,
Intense] TM. I. 8. E.

[v. More-Great, &c.]

[Many] TM. III. 1.

[Abundant] TM. I. 2. E.
Incredible,: [Not- adj. p. believe (pot.]
Incredulous.: Ha. III. 2. D.
Increment,: [Increase]
Incroach,: [Usurp]
Incubus,: [Ephialtes] S. IV. 2. A.
Inculcate,: [Repeat (freq.]
Inculpable,: [Not- adj. p. blame (pot.]
Incumbent.: [Church (Off.]
sp. Parish Priest]

—on, [Pertinent to]
Incumber,: Hinder sp. with confused multitude]

Trouble sp. with confused multitude]
Incurable,: [Not re- adj. p. sound∣ness (pot.]

Page [unnumbered]

Incurr,: adj. p. Object]

adj. p. Dangerous]
Incursion,: [Assault]
Indammage,: [a.
Loss]
Hurt]
Indanger,: [a. Dangerous]
Indebt,: [a. Debt]
Indecent.: T. V. 2. O.
Indeclinable,: [Not- adj. p. de∣cline (pot.]
Indecorum,: [adj. Indecency (thing.]
Indeed.: [Truly] Adv. I. 2. A.

[adv. Thing]
Indeer,: [adj. p. Love (make]
Indefatigable,: [Not- adj. p. wea∣ry (pot.]
Indefinite.: [Not- distinct]

[Not-limited]
Indeleble,: [Not-deleble]
Indemnifie,: [Preserve from adj. p. hurt]
Indemnity,: [Not- p. Hurt]
Indent.: [a.
Notch
Dent
(line]

[a. Paction]
Indentures,: [Bonds of reciprocal Obligation]
Independent,: [Absolute] TM. IV. 3
Indeterminate,: [Infinite] T. III. 6. O.
Indevour.: TA. III. 4.
Index.: [Sign]

[Catalogue]
Indication,: [a. Sign]
Indiction,: [Space of 15 years]
Indifferent.: Between
Great and little. TM. I. 1.
Excellent and sorry. TM. I. 4.
Intense and re∣miss.] TM. I. 8.

[Not-unlawful] T. V. 1. A.

[adj. Moderation]

[Not-
adj. zeal]
party]
Indigent.: [Poor]

[Deficient]

[Wanting]
Indigestion,: [Not-digesting]
Indign,: [Unworthy]
Indignation.: AS. VI. 5.
Indignity,: Disgraceful injury]

Affront]
Indirect.: [Not-straight]

[Wrong]
Indiscretion,: [Folly]
Indisposition.: [Disposition (corr.]

[Not-health]
Indissoluble,: [Not- adj. p. loosing (pot.]
Indistinct.: [Not-distinct]

[Confused]
Individual,: [Singular.]
Indivisible,: [Not- adj. p. divide (pot.]
Indocil,: Dull. Ha. III. 1. O.

Not-adj. p. learn (apt.]
Indoctrinate: a. Teacher]

a. Learning]
Indolence.: NP. V. 3.
Indorse,: [Write on the hind-part]
Indow.: [Give]
sp. permanently.]

[adj. a. Possessions (make]
Indue,: [adj. a. Quality.]
Inducement.: [adj. Impulsive (thing]

[adj. Persuading (thing]
Induction.: D. IV. 8.
...—into a Benefice.
Indulgence.: [Graciousness]

[Fondness]

Pope's— [P. Pardon]
Indurate,: [a. Hard (make]
Industry,: [Diligence]
Inebriate,: [adj. p. Drunkenness (make]
Ineffable,: [Not- adj. p. speak (pot.]
Inequality,: T. I. 5. O.
Inestimable,: [Not adj. p. value (pot.]
Inevitable,: [Not- adj. p. avoid (pot.]
Inexcusable,: [Not-adj. p. excuse (pot.]
Inexhaustible,: [Not-adj. p. emp∣tying (pot.]
Inexorable.: [Not-adj. p.
Intreat]
Persuade]
Inexperience.: Ha. VI. 4. D.
Inexpiable,: [Not Un-adj. p. guilty (pot.]
Inexplicable,: [Not- adj. p. plain (pot.]
Inextricable,: [Not Un- adj. p. tangle (pot.]
Infallible,: [Not- adj. erre (pot.]
Infamation.: RJ. VI. 6.
Infamy.: Ha. II. 4. O.
Infancy.: Mea. VI. 1.
Infantry.: [Footmen] RM. III. 1. (kind)
Infatuate,: [adj. a. Folly (make]
Infect.: S. I. 1.
Infeeble,: [adj. a. Weakness (make.]
Infelicity,: [Adversity]
Infeoff.: [Assign]

[Deposite]
Infer,: [a. Inference.]
Inference.: D. IV. 6. A.
Inferiority.: op. to Equality. TM. I. 5. D.

Relation of— RO. III. O.
Infernal,: [adj. Hell] W. II. O.
Infertile,: [Barren]
Infest,: [Trouble]
Infidel,: [adj. Infidelity (person]
Infidelity.: Ha. V. 4. O.
Infinite.: T. III. 6. O.
Infirm,: [Weak]
Infix,: [In-fix]
Inflame.: [a. Flame (make]

[a. Worse (make]
Inflamation.: S. I. 4. A.
Inflate,: [Swell with Wind]
Inflation.: S. I. 5. A.
Inflexibleness.: [Not- adj. p. bend (pot.]

[Stiffness]

Constancy]

Pertinacy]
Inflict.: [a. Action]
sp. adv. Punishment]

[Execute]
Influence.: Efficiency]

Effectivity]
sp. Secret]
sp. of Heavenly bodies]
Infold,: [In-fold]
Inforce,: [a. Coaction]
Inform.: [Tell]
sp. Privately]

[Teach]

[Accuse]
Infortunate,: adj. Fortune (corr.]

Adverse]
Infringe,: [Violate]
Infuse.: [Steep] O. V. 7. O.

[Inspire]
—ed habit. Ha. V.
Ingage,: [Oblige]
Ingeminate: [Repeat (freq.]
Ingender,: [a. Generation]
Ingenious,: adj. Fancy (perf.]

Sprightly]
Ingenuous.: NP. IV. 1.
Ingestion,: [In-putting]
Ingle.
Inglorious,: [Not- adj. p. reputa∣tion]
Ingot,: [Lump (dim.]
sp. of Fined metal]
Ingraft.: O. III. 7.
Ingrail,: [a. Tooth Mag. IV. 2. (line.]
Ingratiate,: [adj. p. Favor (make]
Ingratitude.: Man. I. 6. D.
Ingredient.: [Simple (part) of Compositi∣on]

[adj. a. Compounding (thing]
Ingress.: [Into-goe]

[License of into-going]
Ingross.: [Write (perf.]

[Buy all]
Ingulf,: [a. Whirl-pool]
Ingurgitate,: [In-swallow (aug]
Inhabit,: [Dwell]

Page [unnumbered]

Inherent.: [In-being]

[Adjunct]
Inherit.: RC. V. 2. A.
Inhesion.: [In-being]

[Adjunct (abstr.]
Inhibit.: [Forbid]

[Cohibit]
Inholder,: [Common Host]
Inhospitable.: Man. III. 6. D.
Inhumane.: Not- adj. Man]

Against- adj. Man]

Cruel]
Inject,: [Into-cast.] sp. with Sy∣ringe]
Inimitable,: [Not-adj. p. imitate (pot.]
Injoy.: TA. V. 7.
Injoyn,: [Command]
Iniquity.: op. to Equity. Man. I. 2.

[Unholiness]
Initiate,: Begin.]

Admit.]
Injudiciousness.: NP. I. 2. O.
Injunction,: [Command]
Injury.: RJ. IV. 1.
Injustice.: Man. I. 1. O.
Ink.: Pr. VI. 6. A.
—horn, [adj. p. carry (apt.) Vessel for Ink.]
Inkling.: Discovery
(dim.]
obscure]

Narration
(dim.]
obscure]

Expression
(dim.]
obscure]
Inlay,: [Variegate the superficies with in-put (things.]
Inlarge,: vid. Enlarge.
Inlighten,: [a. Light.]
Inmate,: [Subordinate dweller.]
Inmost.: [Most-adj. inside.]
Inn,: [Common Host (place]
—keeper, [Common Host]
to—Corn, [Into- a. house Corn.]
Innate,: [In-natural]
Innavigable▪: [Not- adj. p. navi∣gation (pot.]
Inner,: [adj. Inside]
Innocent.: op. to Guilty. RJ. II. 6.

[Harmless]
Idiot]
Infant]
Innovate.: [a. New]

[Begin a Custom••
Innoxious.: [Not-hurtful]

[Innocent]
Innumerable,: [Not- adj. p. num∣ber (pot.]
Inoculate.: O. III. 7. A.
Inofficious,: [Not- adj. complai∣sance]
In-ordinate,: Wrong]

Irregular]
Inquest,: [adj. a. Inquisition
(Off.]
)agg.]
Inquination,: [Defilement]
Inquire,: [a. Inquisition]
Inquisition.: AS. II. 2.
[Examine]
[Ask]
Inrich,: [adj. Riches (make]
Inrode,: [Assault Country]
Inroll,: [In- a catalogue]
Insatiable,: [Not-adj. p. suffice (pot.]
Inscribe,: [On-write]
Inscription,: [Name]
Inscrutable,: [Not- adj. p. find (pot.]
Insculption,: [On- carving.]
Insect.: [Exang. (dim.]
Insensible,: [Not-adj. p. sense (pot.]
Inseparable,: [not- adj. p. separate (pot.]
Insert,: [In
add.]
put.]
Inside.: Sp. III. 6.
Insidiate.: [a. Ambush]

[a. Snare]
Insidious.: [adj. Ambush]
Insight.: [Into-seeing]

[Science]

[Art.]
Insinuate.: [Into-wriggle]

[Flatter.]
Insipid,: [Not- adj. p. taste (pot.]
Insist,: [Upon-stay]
Insociable.: op. to Homiletic Vertue, [adj. Man. IV. O.]
Not- adj. Society]
Against adj. Society]
Insolent.: op. to Magnanimity. Man. III. 8. E.

op. to Condescension. Man. VI. 2. D.
Insoluble,: [Not- adj. p. loosing (pot.]
Insomuch,: [So.] Adv. II. 1. O.
Inspection.: [Seeing]

[Oversight]
Inspersion.: [On-
sprinkling]
scattering]
Inspiration of God.: AS. I. 6. A.
Instable,: [adj. Lightness.] Hab. IV. 7. D.
Install.: [Admit solemnly]

[Consecrate]
Instance.: [Example]

[Earnest intreaty]
Instant.: Sp. I. O.
[Near]
—ly, [adv.
Soon
Diligently
augm.]
Instauration,: [Re-
newing.]
mending]
Instep,: [Convex of foot-joint.]
Instigation.: [Impulsion]
Instill,: [In-drop]
Instinct,: [Na∣tural
disposition.]
impulsion.]
Institute,: [a. Institution.]
Institutes.: [Commands]

[Ordinances]
Institution.: [Instruction]

[Ordinance]

—religious. RE. VI.
Instruction,: [Know (make]

[a. Teacher]

...—s.

[Directive precepts]
Instrument.: Cause. T. II. 1. A.
—of Vertue, Ha. II.
—mechanical. Po. VI. 1.
—of Music, [adj. Music, (instr.]
—written, [Bond.]

[Substitute]

[Transc. (instr.]
Insufficient.: [Not-sufficient]

[Defective]
Insular,: [adj. Island]
Insult,: [a. Insolence.]
Insuperable,: [Not-adj. p. over∣come (pot.]
Insupportable.: [Not-adj. p. support (pot.]
Insurrection.: [Sedition]

[Rebellion (inc.]
Intail,: vid. Entail.
Intangle,: [Tangle]
Integer,: [Whole] sp. Number:]
Integral,: [Whole]
—word. D. II. 1.
Integrity.: Ha. IV. 6.
Intellect.: NP. I. 1.
Intelligence.: [Knowledge]

[Narration]
sp. Private.]
Intemperance.: [Sensuality] Man. II. 1. D.

[Excess]
Intend.: [Purpose]

[Heed]

[a. Intense (make]
Intenseness.: TM. I. 8. E.
Intent.: [Purpose]

[End]
Intentive.: [Heedfull]

[Seriously dispos'd to]

[Earnestly dispos'd to]
Intercalation,: [Between-putting.
Intercede.: RC. VI. 6. A,
Intercept.: [Take in-coming]

[Not-seen (make) by between-being]
Intercession.: RC. VI. 6. A.
Interchangeable,: [Reciprocal.]

Page [unnumbered]

Intercourse,: [Commerce]
Intercurrent,: [Between- adj. iti∣on.]
Interdict,: [Forbid]
Interest.: [Concernment]
[adj. Pertinent]
[Proper profit]

[Right]

Usury. [Rent of mony]
Interfere,: [Strike mutually.]
sp.
Hurt
Hinder
by strik. m.]
Interjacent,: [Between-being]
Interjection.: D. II. 7. A.
Interim,: [Between-space.]
Interior,: [adj. Inside]
Interlace.: [Mingle]

[Stratifie]
Interlard,: [a. Stratifie
Interline.: [Between a. line.]

[a. Stratifie]
Interlocution.
Interlope,: [a. Prevent]
sp. in Buying.]
Interlude,: [Stage-play]
Intermeddle.: [With-mingle]

[Between a. business.]
Intermediate.: [Middle]

[Mediator]
Intermingle,: [a. Mixture]
Intermit,: [adj. p. Discontinue (make]
Intermix,: [a. Mixture.]
Internal,: [adj. Inside]
Interpellation.: [adj. p. Discontinue (make) discourse by between-speak∣ing.]
Interpolation.: [Between-put]
sp. adj. p. Forgery (thing]
Interpose.: [Between-put]

[a. Intercession]
Interpretation.: D. V. 4.
Interpunction.: D. I. 4.
Interr,: [Bury]
Interreign,: [Between-time of two a. Kings.]
Interrogation,: [Question]
Interrogatory,: [adj. p. Question (thing.]
Interrupt.: [adj. p. Discontinue (make]

[Hinder]
Intersection.: Ma. II. 2. A.
Interval,: [Between-space]
Intervene,: [Between- a. event]
Intestate,: [Not- adj. a. preter. bequeathing.]
Intestine,: [adj. Inside]
Inthrall,: [a Slave (make]
Inthroning,: [On-seating]
sp. for Admission (sign]
Intice,: [Allure]
Intimate.: [a. Narra∣tion
concealedly]
obscurely]

—friend, [Friend (augm.]
Intire.: [Total]

[Whole]

[adj. Integrity]
Intitle.: [adj. Right (make]

[Name]
Into.: Prep. IV. 1.
Intolerable.: [Not- adj. p.
suffer
Permit
pot.]
Intoxicate.: [a. Fume (augm.]

[adj. p. Drunkenness (make]
Intractable,: [Perverse]
Intrada,: [Revenue]
Intralls.: PG. VI.
Intrap,: [a. Trap]
Intreat.: [Pray] RO. V. 3.

[Entertain]
Intrench,: [a. Trench]
Intricate.: [Tangle]

[a. Difficult (make]
Intrigue.: [adj. p. Concealed (thing]

[adj. Obscure (thing]
Intrinsecal,: [adj. Inside▪]
Introduction.: [In-bringing]

[Prologue]
Intrude,: [Into-thrust.]
Intrust.: [Instead- a. right]

[Deposite]
Intuition.: [Seeing.]
sp. distinct.]
Invade.: [Assault]

[Usurp]
Invalid.: [Impotent]

[Weak]

[Defective]
Invasion.
Inveck,: [a. Notch (line]
Invective,: [adj. Reviling (thing]
Inveigh,: [a. Revile]
Inveigle,: [Allure]
sp. to Evil.]
Invelop,: [a. Wrap]
Invenomed,: [adj. p. Poison]
Inventing.: AS. III. 2. A.
Inventory,: [Catalogue]
sp. of Possessions.]
Invert.: [Turn] AC. VI. 8.
sp. adv. Contrary.]

[Retort]
Invest,: [a. Admision solemnly.]
Investigation,: [Inquisition]
Inveterate,: [Old]
Invincible,: [Not- adj. p. over∣come (pot.]
Inviolable,: [Not- adj. p. violate (pot.]
Inviron,: [About-margin]
Invisible,: [Not- adj. p. see (pot.]
Invite.: [Intreat to come]

[Provoke]
Inundation,: [Overflowing]
Invocate.: [Call]

[Pray]
Involve,: Comprehend]

Intangle]
Involuntary,: [Not- adj. p. will.]
Invulnerable,: [Not-adj. p. wound (pot.]
Inward,: [adj. Inside]
—s. PG. VI.
Iob.: [Operation (dim.]

[Knock (dim.]
Iob's tears.: HL. III. 7. A.
Iocular,: [adj. Urbanity]
Iocund.: [adj. Mirth]

[adj. Urbanity]
Iog.: a. Motion (imp.]

a. Shaking (imp.]

be—ing, [From-go] TA. VI. 1. O.
St. Iohn's wort,: HS. V. 7.
St. Iohn's Bread,: [Carob] Tr. VI. 1.
Poor Iohn,: [Haak] Fi. III. 3. A
Ioy.: [Mirth] AS. V. 3.
—for good of others. AS. VI. 6.
—for evil of others. AS. VI. 7.

to—joy one of, &c. [Congratu∣late one for, &c.]
Ioin.: Together-put. TA. II. 1.
a. Nearness]
a. Contiguity]
a. Continuity]
Associate]
a. Partner]
a. League]

—battel, [a. Battel.]

—company, [With-
sit.
travel,
&c.]

—er, [adj Fabrile (mech.) of wooden Utensils.]
Ioint.: [adj. p. Join]
—ly, [Together.]

Limm. PG. V.

[Knitting]
out of— [Having its Joint unplaced.]
to— [Cut the Joints.]
Iointure,: [Widow's Revenue.]
Iole,: [Head.]
sp. Cheek.]
Iolly,: [adj. Mirth.]
Iolt,: [Shake (imp.]
sp. by Leaping (like.]
Iot.: Point]

Little (thing]
Iove,: vid. Iupiter.
Iovial,: [adj. Mirth.]
Iournal,: [Narration of daily [things.]

Page [unnumbered]

Iourney,: [Travel]
—man, [Hired subordinate
(mech.]
(merc.]
Ioros.: Fi. III. 8.
Irascible,: [adj. Angry (apt.]
Ire,: [Anger]
Iris,: HL. IV. 6.
HL. V. 3. A.
Irksome.: [adj. Displicence (augm.]
[adj. Aversation (augm.]
Iron.: Met. I. 6.
—monger, [adj. Iron (mer.]
—wort. HF. VII. 12. A.
Irony.: D. I. 8. A.
Irradiation,: [ad•• Bright (make]
Irrational.: NP. I. O.
Irreconcileable,: [Not re- adj. p. Friend (pot.]
Irrefragable: [Not-
adj. p. deny (pot.]
adj. p. confute (pot.]
Irregularity.: TM. V. 4. A.
Irreligious.: [Atheistical.]
Irremissible,: [Not- adj. p. for∣give (pot.]
Irreparable.: [Not-adj. p.
compensate
amend
(pot.]
Irresolute,: [adj. Wavering]
Irreverence.: Man. V. 3. D.
Irrevocable.: [Not
again-adj. p. get
back-adj. p. call
(pot.]
Irrision,: [Mocking]
Irritate,: Provoke]
a. Impulsive]
Irruption,: [Violent into-ition]
Is,: a. Being]
Copula]
Ischury,: [Disease of not-adj. a. Urin (pot.]
Ise.: El. III. 4.
Isicle,: [Frozen drop.]
Ising-glass,: [Selenites]
Issue,: [Out-goe.]
[a. Stream (dim.]
[Sally]
Off-spring,
Children (aggr.) RO. I. 2. O.]
Descendents (aggr.) RO. I. 1. O▪]
[Event]
—at Law. RJ. II. 5.
to joyn— [adj. p. Issue (make]
Isthmus.: W. III. 3.
It.: Pron. I. 3.
Itch.: AC. II. 6.
Disease. S. III. 2.
Item.: [adj. p.
Reckon
Add
(thing]
Admonition (dim.]
Narration (dim.]
Iterate,: [Repeat]
Itinerant,: [adj. a. Travel]
Itinerary,: [adj. Travel]
Ition.: TA. VI.
Iubile.: [adj. Festivity-year.]
[Mirth (augm.]
Iucca.: HL. V. 4. A.
Iudaism.: RE. I. 3.
Iudas-tree.: Tr. VI. 3.
Iudge.: RJ. I. 1.
Iudgement.: Faculty. NP. I. 2.
[Opinion]
[RJ. (thing]
[Sentence]
...—of God,
Punishment from God.]
Cursing. AS. I. 3. O.
Iudicatory,: [adj. RJ.]
sp. Place.]
Iudicial Relation.: RJ.
Persons in—R••. I.
Proceedings in—RJ. II.
Iudicious,: [adj. Judgment (perf.]
Iug,: [Narrow-neck'd pot.]
sp. of Earth.]
Iugament.: Po. VI. 3.
Iuggle,: [a. Prestigiator]
Iuggler.: RC. III. 9. A.
Iugular,: [adj. Throat]
Ivy.: Sh. III. 12.
ground—HL. VI. 11.
Virginian—Sh. V. 8.
Iuice.: PP. I. 7.
Iujub,: Common. Tr. II. 6.
white—Tr. II. 6. A.
Iulap,: [Cooling Potion]
Iuly,: [Seventh month]
Iulis.: Fi. V. 9. A.
Iulus.: Ex. II. 19. A.
Iumble,: [a. Confused.]
Iump,: [Leap (imp.]
Iuncto,: [Faction]
Iuncture,: [Present state of things.]
Iune,: [Sixth month]
Iuniper.: Sh. III. 10.
Iunket,: [adj. Banquet (thing]
Ivory,: [Elephant's
horn]
tooth]
Iupiter.: W. II. 4. A.
Iury,: [Equals sworn to judge.]
Iurisdiction,: Judges (place.]
Magi∣strates. (place.]
Iust.: [adj. Justice]
[adj. Perfection]
—temper. TM. I. 8.
...—so,
All so.]
So so.]
to— [Game of mutual assault∣ing with Spears.]
Iustice.: Man. I. 1.
—of Peace, [adj. Justice (Off.]
Iustifie.: [a.
Just]
Innocent]
Pronounce Just]
Declare Innocent]
Iustle,: [Thrust (imp.]
sp. with
Shoulders.]
Elbows.]
&c.
Iut out,: [a. Protuberant.]
Iuvenile,: [adj. Youth,]

K.

KAlend,: [First day of the month.]
Kalendar,: [Book of months]
Kank,: [Muscovia glass.]
Katkin.: PP. II. 1. A.
Kecks,: [Hollow stalk.]
Kedger,: [Anchor (dim.]
Keel.: RN. II. 1.
Keeling.: Fish.
Keen.: [adj. a. Cut (apt.]
[Acrimonious]
[Intense]
Keep.: In Good.
[Preserue]
[Maintain]
Out of Evil.
Hurtful, [Deliver.]
Dangerous, [Defend.]
[a. Permanent]
In Quantity.
—at a stay. TM. I. 9.
In Quality.
—dry [a. perma∣nent dr.]
—warm, [a. perma∣nent w.
In Place, [Stay.]
...—close,
a. Permanent
Stay
(close.]
...—one's bed
a. Per∣nent
Stay
in one's bed.]
—ones ground. RM. II. 2.
—the field. RM. II. 3.
—the town. RM. II. 4.
In Possession.
[Hold] TA. I. 6.
Not lose. TA. V. 5.
[Not change]
...—one's course.
—a wind. RN. VI. 6.
[Not violate]
—command, Perform com.]
—promise, Perform pro.]
—word, Perform word.]
—holy-day Perform h.d.]
...—away from,
[Absent
be]
make]
—back, [Cohibit.]
—in, [Cohibit.]
...—off,
Be
Make
distant]
—to it, [v. Per∣manent
doing,]
&c.]
—under, [v. Per∣manent
restrain∣ing.]
subject∣ing.]
...—company,
a. companion.]
together-go.]
—counsel, [a. Taciturnity]
—house, [a. RO. III. 5.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Keeper.: Keeping (Off.]
Guarding (Off.]
[Park (Off.]
Keg.: [Barrel (dim.]
Measure.
Key.: —of door. Po. IV. 4. A.
—of Music, [Principal note]
Fruit. PP. III. 4. A.
[Haven]
Kell.: PG. VI. 6. A.
Kemb,: vid. Comh.
Kemboing the arm••.: AC. IV. 7.
Ken,: [See]
sp. From remote (place.]
Kennel.: [Bed]
[Room]
[Sink]
[Receptacle of filth]
[Gutter for filth]
Kerchief,: [adj. Linen (vest) for head.]
Kern.: [Grain]
[adj. Rusticity (person]
Kernel.: Fruit. PP. III. 6. A.
[Glandule] PP. II. 7. A.
Kersy.
Kestrel,: [Hovering Hawk]
Ketch.: RN. I. 2. A.
Kettle.: Pr. V. 6.
Kibe,: [Chilblane.] S. III. 7.
Kick,: [Strike with
foot]
heel]
Kid,: [Goat] Be. II. 2. A. (young]
to— as Pease. [a. PP. III. 5. A.]
Kidney.: PG. VI. 7.
Kil.: a— [Arched fire (place]
to— [a. dy (make]
Kilderkin,: [Barrel (dim.]
Kin.: [Consanguinity] RO. I.
[Affinity] RO. II.
Kine.: Be. II. 1.
Kinde.: Genus. T. I.
[Species] T. I. A.
a—of, &c.
out of— [worse than
its ance∣stors]
it hath been.]
[Sex]
[Manner]
[adj. Kindness]
...—ly,
eat— taste (perf.]
ripen— ripen (perf.]
Kindeness.: [Favour]
[Courtesie]
[Graciousness]
Kindle.: [a. Fire (inc.]
[a. Anger (inc.]
Kindred.: [Consanguinity] RO. I.
[Affinity] RO. II.
King.: Monarch. RC. I. 2.
—dom, [King (place]
—'s evil, S. III. 3.
—at arms, [Principal He∣rald.]
—fisher, Bi. III. 9. A.
—spear, [Asphodel] HL. V. 1.
Kiss.: AC. V. 6. A.
Kitchin,: [adj. Cookery (room.]
Kite: Bi. I. 2. A.
—fish. Fi. III. 6.
Kitlin,: [Cat (young]
Knack,: [adj. Vanity (thing]
Knag,: [Knurl] PP. I. 1. A.
Knap,: [Top] sp. tufted.]
—sack, [adj. Travel (bag.]
—weed. HF. III. 4.
Silver— HF. III. 4. A.
Knave.: adj. Crafty (person]
adj. a. Cheat (person]
Kneading.: O. IV. 7.
Knee.: PG. V. 5. A.
—pan, [Bone defending the Knee-joint.]
being on his—s. AC. VI. 6. A.
Kneel.: AC. VI. 6.
Knell,: [Ringing for pret. dying (sign.]
Knife.: Po. VI. 2.
Knight,: [Gentleman of highest degree.]
Knit.: ...—knot,
bind.]
tie.]
—stockings. O. V. 2. A.
Knob,: [adj. Protuberance (thing]
Knock.: Mo. VI. 4. A.
Knoll.: [Hill (dim.]
[adj. Protuberance (thing]
Knop,: [adj. Protuberance (thing]
sp. tufted.]
Knot.: [adj. p. Knit (part]
[Ribbands (aggr.) tied for ornament]
—in garden, [Area figur'd for ornament]
Crew, [adj. aggregate]
sp. (corr.)
—of a tree. PP. I. 1. A.
—in grass, [joint (like—]
—grass. HF. I. 4.
Bird. Bi. VII. 6.
[Difficulty]
...to—
[a. Bud]
[a. Coagulate]
Know.: —mentally. AS. II. 5.
—carnally, [Coition.]
...to be known of,
Claim.]
Confess.]
Knowledge,: [Knowing]
[Science.] Ha. VI. 1.
[Experience.] Ha. VI. 4.
Knuckle.: PG. V. 7. A.
Knurl,: [Knot] PP. I. 1. A.

L.

LAbel,: [Lamin.]
sp. of skin upon—p. writing (apt.]
sp. Ac••essory.]
Labor.: [Operation]
[Endeavor (augm.]
[Diligence]
...•• to be in—
[a. Parturition]
[adj. p. Pain by Parturiti∣on]
Laborer,: [adj. Operation (per∣son.]
Laborious.
Labyrinth,: [Build∣ind adj. a.
tangle
Wander
(apt.]
Lac,: [Wax of Ants.]
Lace.: Pr. IV. 5.
to— [a. Face with Lace.]
to—together, [Together-bind.
sp. with Lace.]
Laceration,: [Tearing]
Lack.: [Not-have]
[Scarcity]
[Defect]
[Want]
Lacky,: [adj. a. Foot-servant]
Laconism,: [Brief sentencing (manner.]
Lactation.: AC. I. 4. A.
Lad,: [adj. Adolescence (per∣son.]
Ladanum,: [Concrete exudation of the holy rose]
Ladder.: Po. IV. 1. A.
Lade,: [a. Burden.]
—ing, [adj. Burden-(thing]
Lady.: adj. Noble (fem.]
adj. Gentle (fem.]
—cow. Ex. V. 6. A.
—laces, [Striped grass]
's Bedstraw. HF. IX. 6. A.
...—'s Bower.
—'s Glove. HL. IX. ••.
—'s Mantle. HL. VI. 9. A.
—'s Milk, [White Thistle]
—'s Seal, [Black Briony]
...—'s Slipper.
—'s Smock. HS. IV. 15. A.
—'s Thistle. [White Th.]
Ladle,: [Spoon (augm.]
Lag.: [Protract]
Lagopus.: Bi. II. 7. A.
Lay.: [Pasture, [adj. lying (make.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Laic,: [Temporal]
Laire.: [Deer's lying (place]

[Stratifie]
Lake.: W. IV. 2. A.
Tree. Tr. VIII. 8.
Lamb,: [Sheep] Be. II. 2. (young)
to— [v. Parturition]
Lame.: [Mutilated]

[adj. Halt (apt.]
Lament.: [Grief,
(augm.]
(sign]
Lamin.: Mag. V. 4.
Lamm,: [adj. Cudgelling]
Lamp.: Pr. VI. 3. A.
Lamprey.: Fish. Fi. VI. 5.

Disease.
Lamprill.: Fi. VI. 5. A.
Lanar,: Woolly feathered Hawk.]

Soft feathered Hawk.]
—et, [Lanar (male.]
Lance.: [Short Pike]

Burning—[Dart.] El. I. 4. A.

...to—
Scarifie]
Cut]
Open by cutting]
Lancea ardens,: [Dart] El. I. 4. A.
Lance-knight,: [Foot-souldier]
Lancepresado,: [adj. Military (Off.) over 10.]
Lancet,: vid. Launcet.
Lanch,: [a. Navigation (inc.]
Land.: [Earth]

[Field] Po. I.
arable— Po I. 4.

[Countrey] RC. III. 2.

—loper, [adj. Wander (per∣son.]

—mark, [adj. Margin (sign.]

...to—
Come
Bring
on shore.]
Landlord: adj. pret. Demising (per∣son of
House.]
Land.]

adj. p. Right (per∣son of
House.]
Land.]

[Host]
Landress,: [adj. Washing
(mech.]
(fem.]
Landskip,: [Picture of Coun∣trey.]
Lane,: [Narrow
Street]
adj. Travel (place.]
by— [Not usual—]
Language.: D. A.
good, g. Discourse (man∣ner.]
ill, ill. Discourse (man∣ner.]
Languid,: [adj. Weakness.]
Languish,: [Decay]
Lank,: Lean]

Empty]

Limber]
Lantern,: [adj Candle (room.]
Lap.: ...—of gar∣ment,
Corner
Margin
of Vest.]
[Space upon the knees]

—dog, [Little Dog kept one∣ly for delight.]

...—of ear.

...to—
as a Dog, [Drink by lick∣ing.]
...—up warm,
Fold
Clothe
for warmth.]
Lapidary,: [adj. Gem (merc.]
Lapse.: Stumble (dim.]

Fall]

[Lose by omission]
Lapwing,: Bi. VII. 1.
Larboord: [Left side]
Larceny,: [Theft.]
Larch-tree.: Tr. V. 3. A.
Lard,: [Fat of Swine]
to— Pr. III. 8.
—er, [adj. Flesh (room.]
Large.: Ample]

Broad]

Great]

[Abundant]

[Liberal]
at— [Not—
cohibited]
imprison'd]
[adj. Liberty]
Largess,: [Gift (augm.]
Larix tree.: Tr. V. 3. A.
Lark.: Bi. V. 4.
Sea— Bi. VII. 3. A.
Tit— Bi. V. 4. A.
—'s heel. HS. I. 2.
Lasciviousness.: [Wantonness]

[Unchastness]
Lash,: [Whip]
to—out, [a.
Irregularity]
Excess]
Prodigality]
Laserwort.: HF. IV. 6.
Lask,: [adj. Excess dunging (apt.]
Lass,: [adj. Adolescence (fem.]
Lassitude,: [p. Weary (abstr.]
Last-: [Most.
New]
Late]

Remotest]

Hindermost]

adj. Finishing]

End]
a— [Exemplar]
sp. for Foot vest]
...ro—
v. Duration]
v. Permanent]
Latch.: Po. IV. 5. A.
—et, [Thong]
sp. for Foot vest.]
Late.: op. to Old. Sp. I. 3.

op. to Soon. Sp. I. 4. O.
Latent,: Concealed]

H••d]
Lath,: [Lamin] sp. of Wood]
Lathe,: [adj. Turning (jug.]
Latin,: [Language of Romans]
Latitude.: [Breadth]

[Distance from the Equa∣tor]
Latter,: [Succeeding]
Lattin,: [adj. Iron (Lamin) tinn'd.]
Lattis,: [Oblique Crosses (plain.]
Lavarettus.: Fi. IX. 5. A.
Laudable,: [adj. p. Praise (apt.]
Lave,: [Empty by out-scoop∣ing.]
Lavender.: HF. VI. 5.
French— [Cassidony] HF. VI. 5. A.
Sea— HS. VI. 9. A.
—Cotton. HF. II. 10. A.
Laver,: [adj. Washing (vessel]
Laugh.: AC. IV. 3.
—to scorn, [Laugh
Contemn∣ing.]
Mock∣ing.]
Lavish,: [Prodigal]
Launce,: vid. Lance.
Launch,: [a. Swim (inc.]
sp. Ship.]
Laundress,: [adj. a. Washing (mech.]
Laurel.: Tr. III. 5. A.
Alexandrian— Sh. III. 7.
Law,: RC. IV. 3.

Page [unnumbered]

Lawyer.: Civil— RC. II. 2.

Common— RC. II. 2. A.
Lawn.: [Linnen fine (augm.]

[Treey pasture.]
Lax.: [Tied (dim.]

[Loose]
Laxative,: [adj. a. Dung (apt.]
Lazer,: [adj. Leprosie (person.]
Lazerole.: Tr. I. 3. A.
Lazy.: op. to Stout. NP. IV. 6. O.

[adj. Sloth]
Lazul stone.: St. II. 3. A.
Leach.: [Physitian]
Lead.: Met. I. 5.
Black— Met. III. 6.
...Red—
White— [Ceruse] Met. IV. 6.
—s of house, [Leaden roof of—]
...—wort
Leade.: Go before. TA. VI. 5.

[Begin]

[Direct]

[Allure]

-ing case, [Example] D. IV. 8.

...-aside,
Leade (corr.]
Err. (make.]
Seduce.]

...-life,
a. Conversation]
a. Life]
Leaf.: —of Plant. PP. II. 5. A.

—of Paper, [Lamin.]

—of Fat, [Fat next the ribs.]
sp. of Hogs.]

—of Gold, [Lamin—]
League.: Confederacy. RC. III. 8.

Measure. Mea. I. 8.
Leaguer,: [Siege.]
Leak.: [Into-receive water]

spring a— [into-receive (inc.) water.]
Leam,: [Lamin of flame.]
Leaning.: Posture. AC. VI. 4. A.

[Obliquing]
—toward, [Ver∣gency]
Leanness.: NP. V. 5. O.
Leap.: —ing. AC. I. 5.
[a. Coition]

—year, [Year of 366 days.]
Learn,: a. Learner]

Know (inc.]
—er. RO. III. 3. O.
—ing. Ha. VI. 5.
Lease.: [Obligation of hire]

[Pasture]

...to—

let a— [Demise by ••••ligation of hire]
Glean, [Gather the left ears.]
Ly, [a. Man. IV. 1.
Leash.: [Three]

[Dog-couple]

[Whip]
Least,: [Most-little]
...at—
adv. Most-little]
Not less]
—that. Conj. III. 1. O.
Leasure.: TA. III. O.
...—ly,
Slow.]
adj. Degrees (segr.]
Leather.: Pr. IV. 2.
Leave.: [License]
Take ones— [a. Valedicti∣on]

...to—
Not take. TA. I. 4. O.
Abandon]
[a. Residue]
a. Dereliction]
a. Desertion]
Give over]
Omit]
Desist]
Leaven,: [adj. a. Ferment (thing]
sp. of Bread.]
Leaver,: [adj. Lifting (instr.]
Lechery,: [adj. Lust (apt.]
Leccia Salviani.: Fi. IV. 1.
Lecture,: [adj. p. Read (thing]; [adj. p.
Read (thing]
Teacher]
Lecture,: [adj. p. Read (thing]; [adj. p.
Read (thing]
Teacher]
Ledge,: [Transverse protuberant (thing.]
Lee.: [Sediment]

[Cover'd from wind]
Fall to Leeward. RN. VI 6. D.
Leech.: Ex. I. 2.
Vid. Leach.
Leek.: HL. IV. 9. A.
House— [Sedum]
Leer,: [Look
obliquely]
deceitfully]
Leese,: [Lose]
Leet,: [Law-day]
Left.: pret. Leave.

adj. p. Leave.

[Residue] TM. VI. 7. O.

Sinister. Sp. III. 9. O.
Leg,: [Shank] PG. V. 5.
-of Mutton, [Thigh of sheep.]
to make a leg, [a. Congee.]
Legacy,: [adj. p. Bequeathing (thing.]
Legal,: [adj. Law]
Legate,: [Public adj. p. send (per∣son.]
Legend,: [Fabulous Narration.]
Legerdemain,: [adj. Prestigiator (thing.]
Legible,: [adj. p. read (pot.]
Legion,: [Regiment.]
Legislative,: [adj. a. Law (make.]
Legitimate,: adj. Law.]

Genuine.]
to— [Un-a Bastard.]
Legumen,: [Pulse.]
Leman,: [adj. Fornication (fem.]
Lemon.: Tr. I. 8. A.
Lend.: RC. V. 4.
Length.: TM. II. 1.
at— [After all this] Adv. III. 3. O.
Lengthen,: a. Length.]

Protract.]
Lenity,: Clemency.]

Meekness.]
Lenitive,: Un— adj. a. Pain (apt]

adj. a. Indolence (apt.]
Lent.: pret. Lend.]

adj. p. Lend.]

[adj. Fasting (time.]
Lentils.: HS. II. 3. A.
Lentisk,: [Mastic-tree.]
Lentitude,: [Excess of Meekness]
〈◊〉〈◊〉. I. 9, E.
Leo,: [Fifth of the 12. parts of the Zodiac.]
Leopard.: Be. IV. 2. A.
—s bane. HF. III. 6.
Leper,: [adj. Leprosie (person.]
Leprosie.: S. II. 5.
Less,: [More-little.]
Lessee,: [adj. a. Hire (person.]
Lessen,: [Diminish.]
Lesson,: [adj. p.
Read
Teacher
(thing.]
Lessor,: [adj. a. Demising (person]
Let: Licence]

Permit]

-alone, [Not hinder.]

-bloud, [a. Bleeding.]

...-down,
Cause
Help.
Suffer
to descend]

-go. TA. I. 6. O.

-in, Suffer to
in-
out-
go]

-out, Suffer to
in-
out-
go]

-pass, [Omit.]

-slip, [Omit.]

[Impedient.]

[Demise.]
Lethargy.: S. IV. ••.
Letter.: [Element.] D. I. 1.

[Epistle]

[Bond]
s patents, [Patent.]
Lettice.: HF. III. 11.
...Lambs—
Level.: [Lying]

Plain]

Equal]

Smooth]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Leven,: vid. Leaven.
Leveret,: [Hare (young.]
Leviathan,: [Crocodile] Be. IV. 3.
Levy,: [Gather.]
Levite.: RE. II. 2. A.
Levity.: Tactil quality. Q. V. 4. D.

Inconstancy. Ha. IV. 7. D.

Vainness. Man. IV. 6. D.
Lewd.: [Evil (augm.]

[Vicious (augm.]

[Unchast]
Lexicon,: [Catalogue of interpre∣ted words.]
Ly: [v. Situation]

—near to, [v. Near.]

—next to, [v. Near.]

v. Prostrate.] AC. VI. 7. A.

a. Guest.] RO. III. 6. A.

a. Permanent.] Sp. I. 6.

—down. AC. VI. 7. A.

...—from home,
Be all the night
a Guest
(from home.]

...—in child-bed, [Be
Shut up
In bed
after (parturition.]

—in wait, [a. Ambush]

—together, [to∣gether- a.
a. Coition]
a. Bed]

...—under,
Under-ly]
adj. p. Subject]

—up, [Rise]

—with, [With-
a. Coition.]
a. Bed.

—bedrid, [Be un-adj. a. Rise (pot.) by sickness.]

—hid, [adj. p. Conceal.]

—open, [adj. p. Opening.]

—still, [adj. Rest.]
[a. Lying] Man. IV. 1. O.

tell a— [a. Man. IV. 1. O.

...a—
[a. Lying]; [adj. a. Lixiviation [thing]
Ly: [v. Situation]

—near to, [v. Near.]

—next to, [v. Near.]

v. Prostrate.] AC. VI. 7. A.

a. Guest.] RO. III. 6. A.

a. Permanent.] Sp. I. 6.

—down. AC. VI. 7. A.

...—from home,
Be all the night
a Guest
(from home.]

...—in child-bed, [Be
Shut up
In bed
after (parturition.]

—in wait, [a. Ambush]

—together, [to∣gether- a.
a. Coition]
a. Bed]

...—under,
Under-ly]
adj. p. Subject]

—up, [Rise]

—with, [With-
a. Coition.]
a. Bed.

—bedrid, [Be un-adj. a. Rise (pot.) by sickness.]

—hid, [adj. p. Conceal.]

—open, [adj. p. Opening.]

—still, [adj. Rest.]
[a. Lying] Man. IV. 1. O.

tell a— [a. Man. IV. 1. O.

...a—
[a. Lying]; [adj. a. Lixiviation [thing]
Lyingness.: Man. IV. 1. O.
Liable,: [adj. p. Object (pot.]
Lib,: [Un- a. Testicle]
Libbard,: [Leopard.]
Libel,: [adj. Book (dim.]
sp. Backbiting.]
Libella worm.: Ex. III. 5.
Lib-ral.: [adj. Free-man]

—Science, [Learning] Ha. VI. 4.

[adj. Liberality]
Liberality.: Man. III. 1.
Liberty.: RC. IV. A.
—of converse, [Frankness]
—of will, AS. IV. 8.
...at—
adj. Liberty]
Un- adj. p.
Slave.]
Impri∣sonment.]
Libertin,: [Not-cohibited adj. Vice (person]
Libidinous,: [adj. a. Lust (apt.]
Libra,: [Seventh part of the Zo∣diac]
Library,: [adj. Books
(House.]
(Room.]
(aggr.]
Libration.: O. I. 2.
Lice,: [pl. Lowse]
...—bane.
Licence.: RC. IV. 8. A.
Licentiousness.: [Liberty,
(exc.]
corr.]

[Not cohibited Vice (abstr.]
Lick.: Mo. III. 7.
—〈◊〉〈◊〉. El. I. 6. A.
Licorice.: Sh. IV. 5.
wild— HS. III. 3.
Licourous,: [Intemperate in ban∣quetting]
Lid,: [adj. Covering (instr.]
ey— [Covering (part) of the Ey.]
Liege,: [adj. Law]
—lord [Proper King]
—man, [Proper Subject]
Lieger.: Resident
Ordinary
Embassador
Lieu,: [Substitute (abstr.]
in—of. Prep. II. 1. A.
Lieutenant,: [adj. Substitute
(person]
(Off.]

—of a ship. RN. V. 1. A.
Life.: [Living (abstr.]

to the— [Living (like]

Tree of— Sh. IV. 6. A..

—everlasting, [Gnaphali∣um]

—time. Mea. VI.

—of Cicero, [Narration of &c.]

Of—and death, [adj. Capi∣tal]

[Vigour]
Lift.: Move upward. O I. 1.

[Exalt,
a. High.]
a. Higher]

—up ones voice, [Exclaim.]

—of a Ship. RN. IV. 4. A.
Ligament.: PG. II. 2.
Light.: Subst.
Primary— Q. I. 1. E.
Secondary— Q. I. 2.
[Brightness]
[adj. a. Light (instr.]
as Candle, &c.

to—a fire, [a. Fire (inc.]

[adj. Lightness]

...—ness.
op. to Heaviness. Q V. 4. D.
—headed, [Vertiginous]
[Agility]
—horse, [adj. War∣horse.]
op. to
Seriousness. NP. IV. 3. O.
Constancy. Ha. IV. 7. D.
Gravity. Man. IV. 6. D.
Chastity. Man. II. 7. D.
[Easiness]
—of belief, [Credulity]
[Frivolousness]
[Remisseness]
make—of, [Contemn]
...to—
as Bird
Descend]
Settle on feet]
—from horse, [Descend—]
Happen [a. Event]
—on, [Happen to find]
Lighten.: [a. Light]

[Un- a.
Burden]
Pain]

[a. Lightning]
Lightening.: El. I. 3.
Lighter,: [Boat for burden (aug.]
Lights,: [Lungs] PG. VI. 2. A.
Lightsome,: [adj. Light.]
Lignum Aloes.
Lignum Nephriticum,: Tr. VII. 4.
Lignum Rhodium.
Ligurious.: Bi. VI. 1.
Like.: [adj. Likeness]

—as, [As]

—wise, [adv. Like]

[adj. Equality]

—for— [Compensate]

I—it, [I
Approve
Love
it.]
Likely,: Probable]

True (like]
Likeness▪: TM. V. 1.
Liking.: Condition]

State]

Approbation]

Love]
Lilach.: Sh. IV. 1.
Lilly.: HL. IV. 2.
day— HL. V. 3.
water— HL. VI. 4,
—of the valley. HL. VII. 7. A.
Limb.: [Joint]

[Part]
Limbeck,: [Vessel for hot distil∣ling]
Limberness.: Q. V. 6. E.
Limbus,: [Margin]
Lime.: El. IV. 5.
Bird— [Glue to
catch
entangle
Birds.]
sp. Prepared juice of Misleto]
...—hound.
—tree. Tr. VI. 10.
Limit.: [Finiting
(Sign]
(Thing]
(Place]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Limitation.: D. IV. 2.
Limn,: [Paint with Water-co∣lours.]
Limon.
Limp,: [Halt]
Limpet.: E••. VIII. 1.
Linage,: [Descendents (aggr.] RO. I. 1. O.
Linchpin.
Linden tree.
Line.: Dimension. Mag. I. 1.

...—of writing.

the— [Equator] W. VI. 1.

Measure. Mea. I. 1.

[Thred]
Fishing— [String of hairs for fishing]
plumb— [String for measu∣ring.]
[Series]
to— Pr. IV. 9. A.
to—one Fortification with another. RM. VI. 4. A.
—a hedge with, [Within garrison with Series of]
[a. Coition] sp. of Dog.]
Lineal,: [adj. Line.]
Lineament,: [Figure]
Ling.: Fish. Fi. III. 3.

[Heath]
Linger,: [Protract]
[Delay]
Linguist,: [adj. language (ar∣tist.]
Lingwort.
Link.: [Candle of pitch'd Tow]

[Loop]
to—toge¦ther Knit]
to—toge¦ther Joyn]

[Sausage]
Linnen.: Pr. IV. 4.
—draper, [adj. Linnen (merc.]
Linnet.: Bi. IV. 8.
Red— Bi. IV. 8. A.
Linseed,: [Seed of Flax]
Linsey-woolsey.: [Woven (thing) of Linnen and Woollen]

[Mixture (corr.]
Lint,: [Down (like)
Shaving
Scraping
of Lin∣nen]
Lintel.: Po. IV. 3. A.
Lion.: Be. IV. 1.
—s tooth, [Dandelion]
Lip.: PG. III. 8.
Liquid,: [adj. Moistness] Q. V. 2.
Liquid amber.: Tr. VIII. 9.
Liquor,: [adj. a. (thing
Moistness
Wet
Lisping.: AC. III. 2. A.
List.: [Catalogue]

—of cloth, [Margin]

the —s, [Combate (place]

as he—eth, [as he willeth]
Listen.: [Hear (end]

[Observe with Ear]
Listlesness.: NP. I. 4. O.
Litany,: [Brief vicissitudinary Prayers]
Literal,: [adj. Letter]
Literature,: [Learning] Ha. VI. 4.
Litharge.: Met. IV. 1.
Litheness,: [Limberness] Q. V. 6. E.
Lither.: lazy]

Idle]

[Slow]
Litigious,: [adj. Contentious]
Litter.: Birth [Children (aggr.) of one parturition.]

Straw [Bed for Horse]

horse— [Sedan to be carried between Horses]
Little.: TM. I 1. D.
by—and— [adv. Degrees (dim.]
—ones, [Young children]
Liturgy,: [Pub∣lic
Manner
Form
of Worship]
Live.: Proper. AC. I. 7.

[Be]

—in exile [Be banisht]

[Feed]

—upon, [Feed upon]

[a. Conversation]
Lively,: [adj.
Sprightliness]
Vigour]

—hood, [Maintenance]
Live-long.: [Total]

[Orpine]
Liver.: [adj. Living (person]

Part. PG. VI. 5.
—wort. HL. I. 3. A.
Noble— [Hepatica]
Livery.: [adj. Service (sign) gar∣ment]

[Delivering] TA. IV. 5. sp. of possession.]
—and seisin. RC. V. 8. A.

Horse at—[H. at hired guest∣ing]
Living.: Vid. Live.

[Maintenance]
Lixiviation.: O. VI. 8.
Lizard.: Be. VI. 4.
Lo,: [Imp. Look.]
Loach.: Fi. IX. 11. A.
Loaf,: [Bread]
Loath,: [adj. Nolleity]
Loathe.: op. to Appetite. NP. II. 4. O.

[Aversation] AS. V. 5. O.

[Being cloy'd] AS. V. 1. O.
Loathsom,: [Loathed (apt.]
Lob,: [adj. Lumpish (person]
sp. Great.]
Lobby,: [Outer room (dim.]
Lobe,: [Protuberant (part]
Lobster.: Ex. VI. 1.
Local,: [adj. Place.]
Loch.: Fish. Fi. IX. 11. A.

[adj. p. Lick (apt.) Medicin]
Lock.: [adj, Shutting (jug.]

—on door, &c. Po. IV. 4.

—on a River, [Water-course-narrowing (jug.]

[Tuft]

—of Hair.

...—of Wool.
Locker,: [Chest]
Locomotion,: [Motion from place to place.]
Locust.: Ex. II. 1.
—tree. Sh. IV. 6. A.
Lode.: [Burden]
to— O. VI. 7.

[Leading]

...—star,
adj. Pole
Directing
Star.]

—stone. St. II. 7.
Lodge.: [v. Night]

[a. Rest]
sp. by night]

[a. Guest]

a— [House (dim.]
Loft,: [Upper room]
Lofty.: [High (augm.]

[Proud]
Log.: Thick wood]

Part of trunk]
sp. for Fuel.]
—line, [Way-measuring line]
sp. of Mariners.]
Logarithm.
Loggerhead.: [Great (corr.) head]

[Dull (augm.]
Logic,: [adj. a. Reason (art.]
—parts of Discourse. D. IV.
chop— [Dispute (corr.]
Logistic,: [adj. a. Computation (art.]
Logwood.: Tr. VII. 5. A.
Lohoch,: [Medicament to be lick∣ed]
Loial.: Man. V. 6.
Loin.: PC. IV. 4.
Loiter.: [a. Cunctation]

[a. Slattering time]
Lolling,: [a. Lean (corr.]
Lome,: [Mortar]
London tuft.: HS. V. 4.
Lone,: [Lending]
Lonesome,: [Solitary]
Long.

Page [unnumbered]

Long Oyster.: Ex. VI. 1. A.
Longaevi∣ty,: Long life]
Permanence (aug.]
Longitude.: [Length]
[Distance from first Merid.]
Looby,: [Great (corr.) person]
Look.: [a. Ey]
[Face,
(State]
(Manner]
to— [a. Ey]
—about, [a. Heedfulness]
—for, [Expect]
—on, [a. Ey]
...—to,
a. Heedfulness]
a. Observing]
Looking-glass,: [Sight-reflecting (instr.]
Loom,: [adj. Weaving (jug.]
Loop.: Mag. V. 2. A.
—hole, [Chink]
Loose.: Not-fixt. Q. VI. 6. D.
Not cohibited]
Irregular]
[Remiss]
Negligent]
Careless]
[Vicious]
—in one's body. [Diarrhaea.] S. VI. 6.
...to—
Unty. O. II. 1. O.
[Absolve] RE. V. 5. O.
Loose strife.: codded— HS. IV. 3.
hooded— HF. VII. 14. A.
purple— HF. VII. 15. A.
yellow— HS. V. 12. A.
Looverhole,: [Open place in the roof.]
Lop,: Off-cut branches]
Un-branch]
Loquacity.: Man. VI. 5. D.
Lord.: [Baron] RC. I. 3.
[Master] RO. III. 7.
Lordan,: [Lazy (person]
Lorldy.: [adj. Lord (like]
Proud]
Magisterial]
Lordship.: [Lord (abstr.]
Mannour. Po. I. 1. A.
Lose.: op. to gain. TA. V. 2. O.
op. to hold, [Let go]
op. to keep. TA. V. 5. O.
as Garrison. RM. II. 4. D.
Lost.: [adj. p. Lose]
...[adj. p. Destruction]
Lot,: [adj. a. Mo. V. 1. (thing]
to cast—s Mo. V. 1.
Lothe,: vid. Loathe.
Lotion,: [Washing]
Lottery.
Lotus.: HS. III. 13.
Lovage.: HF. IV. 4. A.
Loud,: vid. Lowd.
Love,: Affection. AS. V. 3.
in— [adj. Love (augm.]
make— [a. Suitour]
...Apple of—
[Charity]
Lovely,: [adj. p. Love (apt.]
Lour.: AC. IV. 2. O.
Lout,: [adj. Rusticity (person]
to— AC. IV. 2. O.
Low,: [a. Cow (voice]
Lowbell,: [Bell to
Extasie
Hunt
Birds]
Lowd,: [adj. Sound (augm.]
Lowe.: [adj. TM. II. 4. O.]
[adj.
Inferiority]
Meanness]
[adj.
Under-part]
[adj. Bottom]
...—water,
Shallow w.]
Down-tide]
—sound, [Grave s.]
Lowermost,: [Most-lowe]
Lowly,: [Humble]
Lowre.: AC. IV. 2. O.
Lowse.: Ex. I. 8.
...—wort.
Hog— [Sow]
Sea— Ex. II. 11.
Wall— [Punice]
Lowt,: vid. Lout.
Lozange,: [Quadrat whose op∣posite Angles are equal, but not right.]
Lozell,: [Great lumpish (per∣son]
Lubber,
Lubricity.: [Unctuousness]
Lucid,: [adj. Light]
Luck,: Fortune]
Event]
sp. Prosperous.]
Good— [Prosperity]
Ill— [Adversity]
Lucre,: [Gain]
Lucubration,: [adj. night
Study]
Work]
Lug,: [Ear (corr.] Sad-worm.
to— [Pull]
Luggage.: [Burden.] Poss. V. O.
[Impediment] T. II. 5. O.
[Utensils (corr.]
[Baggage] RM. V. O.
Lugubrious,: [adj. Grief]
Lukewarm.: [Neither hot nor cold]
[Temperate]
Lull,: [Allure to rest]
—asleep, [a. Sleep]
Lumber,: vid. Luggage.
Luminary,: [adj. a. Light (thing]
Lump.: TM. VI. 4.
—fish. Fi. II. 6. A.
Lumpish.: NP. V. 8. O.
Lunar,: [adj. Moon]
Lunatic,: [Mad] sp. monthly]
Lunchion,: [Fragment (augm.]
Lungs.: PG. VI. 2. A.
Lungwort.
Lupin.: HS. III. 1. A.
...Everlasting—
Lupus.: Fi. IV. 3.
—marinus Schonfeldii. Fi. III. 16.
Lurch,: [a. Theft]
—er, [Dog hunting lesser beasts by swiftness.]
Lure.: [adj Alluring (thing]
[a. Exclaiming]
Lurk.: [Lie concealed]
[a. Ambush]
Luscious,: [Sweet (exc]
Lust.: Appetite]
Desire]
sp. of Coition. AC. II. 5.
Lusty,: [adj. Vigor.]
Luster,: [Space of 5 years]
Lustration,: [Un-prophane]
sp. by Sacrifice.]
Lustre,: [Brightness]
Lute,: [Music (instr.) of gut∣strings to be struck with fin∣gers.]
...to—
Shut by sodering]
Joyn by sodering]
Luxation,: [a. Loose] Q. VI. 6. D.
Luxury.: Man. III. 4. E.
Luxuriant,: [adj. Excess]
Luxuriousness,: [Riotousness.] Man. III. 4. E.
Lynx,: [Ounce] Be. IV. 3.
Lyra altera Rondeletii.: Fi. IV. 5. A▪
Lyric,: [Verse for song.]

M

MAcarone.: [Pudding (like) of Al∣monds, &c.]
[Confused Mixture]
Mace.: Staff, [Magistracy (sign) club.
Spice, [Husk of Nutmeg]
Reed—HL. III. 15.
Maccaph,: [Hyphen] D. I. 4. A.
Macerate.: Infuse]
Soke]
Pine. Man. II. 2. E.
Machin.: Po. VI. 8.
Machinate.: [a. Machin]
Design]
Contrive]
Macilent,: [Lean]
Mackerel.: Fi. III. 5.

Page [unnumbered]

Mad.

—ness. S. IV. 1. A.
- [Frenzy] S. IV. 1.
- [Anger (augm.]
—wort. HS. VI. 2. A.

Madder.

HL. IX. 8.

bastard—: HL. IX. 9.

Made.

pret. p. Make]
adj. p. Make]
- —by art, [Factitious] T. III 7. O.

Madrigal,

[Song adj. Shep∣herd.]

Maenas.

Fi. V. 12.

Magazine,

[Ammu∣nition

(House]
(Room]

Maggot.

Ex. III. 1.

Bee—: Ex. III. 2.
Wasp fly—: Ex. III. 3. A.

Magic.

[Science of obscure Natural (things]
[Witchcraft]

Magisterialness.

Man. IV. 8. D.

Magistrate.

RC. I. 1.

Magnanimity.

Man. III. 8.

Magnet.

St. II. 7.

Magnifie,

a. Greatness.]
a. Praise (augm.]

Magnificence,

[Generosity] Man. III. 4.

Magnitude.

Mag.

Magpy.

Bi. I. 8.

Mahometanism.

RE. I. 5.

May.

[Fissh Month.]
—fly. Ex. IV. 7. A.
—weed. HF. II. 8. A.
[Have
- Ability]
- Liberty]

Maid.

[Virgin]
[Servant (fem.]
Fish, [Ray] Fi. II. 3.
Mer— [Man (like) Fish.]
...—en hair.
black— HL. I. 5. A.
English black— HL. I. 7.
white— HL. I. 5.

Majesty,

[King (abstr.]

Majestic,

[adj. King (like]

Mail,

[Woven (like) armour]

Maim,

[a. Mutilation]

Main.

[Great]
- —land, [Continent]
- —sea, [Ocean]
—mast. RN. III. 5.
[Principal]
- —battel, [Middle b.]
- —chance, [Chief
  - Stock]
  - Concernment]
[Intense]
—strength, [Strength (augm.]

Maintain.

Keep RO. VI. 4.
[Defend] RO. VI. 5.
Justifie, [a. Advocate]

Major.

[Greater]
[Un-adj. p. Pupil (apt.]
Serjeant— [adj. Regiment (Off.) that gives orders]

Maior,

[Chief Town (Off.]

Maiz,

[Indian Bread-corn] HL. II. 2.

Make.

the— [Figure]
...to—
- a. Cause]
- a. Efficient]
- Create]
- Change into]
- Invent]
- Feign]
  - [Enrich]
  - [Prepare]
  - —a bed, [Prepare a bed]
  - [Esteem]
  - —account, [Esteem]
  - —way, [Prepare way]
  - ...—much.
- [Esteem much]
- Indulge]
- Favour (sign]
- —nothing of, [Contemn]
[Sell for]
—money of, [Sell for mo∣ney.]
—the most, [Sell to the most-bidder.]
...—better,
- Better (make]
- Fire (make]
...—fire,
- Better (make]
- Fire (make]
...—good.
- Compensate]
- Repair]
- Defend]
- Hold out]
- —his ground. RM. II. 2.
—hast, [Dispatch]
—a league, [League (make]
—out, [Plain (make]
...—ready,
- Prepare]
- Clothe]
—reckoning, [Expect]
—as if, [Seem (make]
—sale, [sell]
—shew, [Seem (make]
—shift, [Obtain difficultly]
—a stand, [Stand]
—a stir, [Stir]
—a verse, [a. Verse]
—up, [a.
- Reconcile]
- Repair]
- Perfect]
—use of, [Use]

Malady,

[Disease]

Mal-administration.

Man. VI. 5. O.

Mal••pert.

[Ill-tutor'd]
[Irreverent]
[Bold (corr.]

Male.

—sex. NP. VI. 2.
[Riding-bag]
Coat of— [Woven (like) ar∣mour]

Malecontent,

[Not-content]

Malediction,

[Cursing.] AS. I. 3. O.

Malefactor.

[adj. a. pret. Evil (person.]
[adj. Criminal (person]

Maleficence,

[Mischievousness]

Malevolence,

[Malignity] AS. V. 2. O.

Malice,

Malignity sp. old]
Hatred sp. old]

Malign.

[a. Malignity]
[a. Envy]

Malignant fever.

S. II. 3.

Malignity.

AS. V. 2. O.

Mall,

[Mallet (augm.]

to— [Beat (augm.]

Mallard.

[Duck (male]

Malleable,

[adj. p. Knocking (pot.]

Mallet,

[Wooden hammer]

—figure. Mag. VI. 4. A.

Mallow.

HF. IX. 6.

Marsh— HF. IX. 7.
Shrub— Sh. V. 4.
Tree— HF. IX. 7. A.
Vervain— HF. IX. 8.

Malmsey,

[Wine of Malvasia]

Malt,

[adj. p. pret. Fermenting Barley]

Mammock.

[Lump]
[Fragment]

Man.

Kind. W. V. 5.
Sex, [Man (male]
[Servant (male]
If a— [If any one]
Chess— [adj. Chess (Instr.]
—of war. RN. I. 6.

Manacles,

[Bonds for the hands.]

Manage,

[a.

Business]
Using]
Governing]

Manchet,

[Bread of Flowr.]

Manciple,

[Buying (Off.) of Vi∣ctual (things.]

Mandate,

[Command]

sp. Sent.]

Mandible,

[Bone of the jaw.]

Mandilion,

[Loose upper vest]

Mandrake.

HS. IX. 4. A.

Mane.

PP. VI. 4. A.

Maner,

vid. Manner.

Manfull,

adj. Manhood]
Stout]

Mange,

[Itch]

Manger,

[Horses provender (vess.]

Mangy,

[adj. Itch]

Mangle.

[Mutilate]
[a. Fragment (segr.]

Manhood.

[Valour]
Age. Mea. VI. 3.

Many,

[adj. Multitude]

Manifest.

TA. I. 9.

Manifesto,

[Public Declarati∣on]

Manifold,

[adj. Multitude (kind]

Manly.

[Man (like]
[Stout]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Manna.: El. III. 6.
Manna: sold in shops, [Concrete Exudation from the wild Ash.]
Manner.: [Mode.] T. V.
...In a—
Almost]
Thereabout]
in some— [adv. some]
of what— [What manner]

[Quality]

[State]

[Custom]
Mannerly,: [adj.
Civility]
Respect]
Manners.: [Civility]

[Respect]
Mannish.: [Man (like]

[Familiar (apt.) with man]
Mansion.: Staying (place]

Dwelling (place]

[House]
Manslaughter,: [Man-killing]
Mantel,: [Beam of Chimney]
Mantle.: [Garment to cast about one]

[Upper loose vest]

to— [a. Froth]
Mantis.: Ex. II. 1. A.
Manual.: [adj. Hand]

[Book (dim.]
Manucodiota.: Py (kind)
Manuduction,: [Leading]
Manufacture,: [adj. p. Mechanic (thing]
Manumise.: [Un-villain]

[Un-slave]
Manuring.: [Agriculture] O. III.

Soiling. O. III. 3.
Manuscript,: [Written Book)
Map,: [Picture of Country]
Maple.: Tr. VI. 6.
Mar,: vid. Marr.
Marble.: St. II. 1.
March.: [Third Month]

to— [Travel] sp. as Souldi∣er.]

—es, [adj. Margin coun∣try]
Marchant,: vid. Merchant.
Marchasite.▪: St. I. 3. A.
Marchioness,: [Marquess (fem.]
Marchpane,: [adj. Pr. II. Bread]
Mare,: [Horse (fem.]
Night— [Ephialtes] S. IV. 2. A.
Margin.: Sp. III. 4. A.
Mary,: vid. Marry.
Marigold.: HF. II. 2.
African— HF. II. 7.
Gorn— HF. II. 6.
marsh— HL. VI. 4. A.
Marine,: [adj. Sea]
Mariner.: Navigator. RC. II. 8.

[Seaman] RN. V.
Marjoram.: HF. VII. 4.
Goates— HF. VI. 3. A.
wild— HF. VII. 4. A.
Marish.: Po. I. 8. A.
Maritim,: [adj. Sea]
Mark.: [Sign]
Brand, [Stigmatization (sign]
Boundary, [Margin (sign]
Goal, [adj. p. Object
(place]
(thing]

Weight, [8 Ounces]

Money, [13 s.—4 d.]

...to—
[a. Sign]
[Stigmatize]
[Observe]
Market,: [a. Merchant]
—place, [adj. Merchant (place]
Marl,: [Chalky clay for manu∣ring]
Marlin.
Marmalet.: [adj. Pr. II. (thing) of boil'd Quince.]
Marmosit,: [Monkey (dim.]
Marmotto.: Be. III. 4. A.
Marquess.: [adj. Limit (Off.]

[Next the highest Noble. man.]
Marring.: TM. I. 9. D.
Marry.: RE. IV. 6.
—ed. RO. II. 4.
Marrow.: PG. I. 8. A.
Mars.: W. II. 5.
Marshal.: Provost— RC. I. 6. A.

to— [a. Order]
Mart,: [Convention for Merchan∣dise]
Letters of— [Licence of naval prepation]
Martagon.: HL. IV. 2. A.
Martern,: [Fur of Marten]
Martial,: [adj. War. RM.]
Martin.: Be. IV. 6.
Bi. V. 2.
sand— Bi. V. 2. A.
Martingal,: [Horse (arm.) down-holding head]
Martlet,: [Swift] Bi. V. 1. A.
Martyr.: RE. III. 4.
Martyrology,: [History of Mar∣tyrs.]
Marvel,: vid. Mervail.
Mascarade,: [Antic dance of dis∣guised (persons]
Masculine,: [adj. Male]
Mash,: [Mixture]
sp. of moist consistence]
sp. made by Mastication.]
Mask,: [Dance of disguised (per∣sons.]
—for face, [adj. Conceal vest for face]
Mason,: [adj.
Stone
Wall (mech.]
Mass.: Great Body]

Total Body]

[Lump]

[Eucharist]
Massacre,: Promiscu∣ous killing

General killing]
Massy.: [adj. Mass]

[Weighty] Q. V. 4.

[adj. Ma••siness]
—ness. Mag. VI. 1. D.
Mast.: Fruit. PP. III. 4.

—of ship. RN. III. 1.
Fore— RN. III. 4. A.
Main— RN. III. 5.
Middle— RN. III. 5. A.
...Top—
Master.: [adj.
Authority (person]
Power (person]
—of servant. RO. III. 7.
—of family. RO. III. 5.
—of a ship. RN. V. 4.

[Teacher] RO. III. 3.
—of arts, [Graduate in the arts]

[Chief]
—beam, Principal b.]
—piece, Principal p.]

...to—
[Get the power over]
[Conquer]
[Cohibit]
[Govern]
Master∣less,: Disobedient]

Licencious]
Masterly,: [Magisterial]
Masterwort.: HF. IV. 5. A.
Mastic,: [Gum of the Mastic-tree]
—tree. Tr. III. 8.
Mastication.: Mo. III. 5.
Mastive,: [Dog kept for watch]
Mat,: [Woven (thing) of
Rushes]
Straw]
—weed. HL. III. 4.
Match.: [Equal]

[Companion]

Contract]

Paction]
[Marriage]

[adj. p. Brimstone (instr.) for a. fire.]

—for Gun. RM. V. 7.
Mate.: [Companion]
[Married]
[Conquest]
Material.: [adj. Matter]

[Pertinent]

[Important]
Maternal,: [adj. Mother]
Mathematic,: [Quantity (Sci∣ence]
Matriculate.: [a. Catalogue]

[Admit into University]
Matrimony,: [Marriage] RE. IV. 6.

Page [unnumbered]

Matrix,: [Womb] PG. VI. 9.
Matron.: Married

Grave (fem.]

[Housholder (fem.]
Matter.: Material cause. T. II. 7.

Subject]

Object]

Thing]

Business]

makes no— [Is not impor∣tant]

[Bloud rotted in the flesh]
Mattins,: [Morning worship]
Mattock,: [adj. Mallet (fig.) pecking (instr.]
Mattress,: [Bed stiffen'd with sowing (augm.]
Maturity,: Ripeness]

Perfection]
Maugre.: [In enmity of]

[adv. Coaction]
Mavis,: [Thrush] Bi. III. 3. A.
Maukin.: [adj. Man (like) engine]

[Oven-sweeping (instr.]
Maul,: vid. Mall.
Maund,: [Basket]
Maunder,: [Grudging (voice]
Maw,: [Stomach] PG. VI. 4.
Maxim,: [Rule]
Maze.: [Extasie]

Structure full of perplex
Wind∣ings]
Turn∣ings

Place full of perplex
Wind∣ings
Turn∣ings]
Mazer,: [Cup (augm]
Me,: [I accusat.]
Mead.: [Medow]

[Wine of honey]
Meagre,: [Lean]
Meal.: [Ground corn]

Eating. Pr. I. 1.

—worm. Ex. I. 5. A.
Mean.: [adj. Mediocrity]

[Low] adj. Ha. II. 5. O.

Plebeian, [adj. People (kinde]

...a—

[Mediator]

[Between—space]

—among sounds. Q. III. 1.
—s. T. II. 6. A.
[Riches]

...—ing.
Signification. D. II. A.
[Purpose]
Measure.: Proper. Mea.
—of Magnitude. Mea. I.
—of Number. Mea. II.
—of Gravity. Mea III.
—of Valour. Mea. IV.
—of Time. Mea. V.
[Moderation]
Meash,: [Hole.]
Meat.: [Sustentation]

[p. Eating (thing]
Sweet—s Pr. II.
White—s [Meats of milk]
Meazles.: S. II. 4. A.
Mechanic.: —work. O. I.

—profession. RC. II. 5. A.
Mechoacan.
Medal.: [Ancient money]

[Money (like]
Meddle.: [Mingle]

Action]

Business]

[a. Diligence (corr.]

—with, [a. Object.]
Mediastine.: PG. V. 3. A.
Mediateness.: TM. IV. 2. O.
Mediator.: RJ. I. 2. A.
Medicine,: [adj. a. Medicating (thing]
Mediocrity.: TM. I. 2.
Meditate.: AS. II. 1. A.
Medle,: vid. Meddle.
Medley,: [Mixture]
Medler.: Tr. I. 5.
Medow.: Po. I. 4. A.
—sweet. HF. IV. 8. A.
Mee,: [I accusat.]
Meed,: Earning]

Reward]
Meekness.: Man. I. 9.
Meer.: [Simple]

[Lake (augm.]

[Limit (sign]
Meet.: [Congruous]

[Expedient]

...to—
Come together. TA. VI. 7.

[a. Convention]

—with, [Compensate.]
Meeter.: D. III. 5.
Megrim.
Melancholy.: Humour. PG. I. 7. A.

[Grief] sp. (Habit]
Melanurus.: Fi. V. 5.
Meldew,: [Honey-dew]
Melilot.: HS. III. 10.
Mellifluous,: [Sweet]
Mellow,: [Ripe (augm.]
Melody,: [Harmony]
Melon.: HS. VII. 1. A.
Melt,: [Dissolve] O. VI. 2.
Member.: [Limb]

[Part]
Membrane.: PG. II. 3. A.
Memorable,: [adj. p. Memory (apt.]
Memorandum,: [adj. p. ought me∣mory (thing]
Memory.: NP. II. 3.
Memorial,: [adj. a. Memory (sign]
Menace,: [Threaten.]
Mend.: [Repair]
[Better] TM. I. 9. E.
Mendacity,: [Lyingness]
Mendicant,: [Begging]
Menial,: [Domestic]
Menstruum.: PG I. 4. A.
Ment,: vid. Mint.
Mental,: [adj. Mind]
Mention.: [of-speaking]

[a. Express]
Mercenary,: [adj. p. Hire (per∣son,]
Mercer,: [adj. Silk Pr. IV. 3. (merc.]
Merchandise,: [adj. p. Merchant (thing]
Merchant.: Profession. RC. II. 5.

—ship. RN. I. 5.
Mercy.: Man. I. 5.
Mercury.: Planet. W. II. 6.

Metall. Met. III. 1.

Herb. HF. I. 6.

childing— HF. I. 6. A.

Dogs— HF. I. 7.

English— HF. I. 8.
Mercurial.: [adj. Mercury]
Nimble]
Sprightly]
Meridian.: W. VI. 4.
Meridional,: [adj. South]
Merit.: [Earning]

[Worthy (thing]
Merlin,: [Hawk for Finches]
Mermaid.
Mermaids head.: Ex. VIII. 2. A.
Merry,: [adj.
Mirth]
Urbanity]
Mervail,: [a. Admiration]
—of Peru. HS. VII. 8.
Merula.: —montana. Bi. III. 7. A.

—saxatilis. Bi. III. 4.

—torquata. Bi. III. 7.
Mes,: vid. Mess.
Mesentery.: PG. VI. 6.
Mesh,: [Hole]
Meslin,: [Mingled corn]
Mess,: [Proportioned part]
sp. of Meat.]
Message,: [Word sent]
Messenger,: [Sent
(person]
(Off.]
Messias,: [Anointed (person]
Messuage.: [House]

[Farm]
Metall.: Met.
Natural— Met. I.
Factitious— Met. II.
Imperfect— Met. III.
Metamorphosis,: [Altering] sp. of kinde]
Metaphor.
Metaphysic,: [Science of Tran∣scendents.]
Mete,: [Measure]

Page [unnumbered]

Metempsychosis.
Meteor.: El. A.
Metheglin,: [Wine of honey]
Method,: [Order]
Metonymy.
Metrical,: [adj. Moeter.]
Metropolitan.: [adj. Principal]

[Primate]
Mew.: Bi. IX. 9.
Mezereon.: Sh. II. 10.
My.
Mich.: [a. Absent]

[a. Conceal]

[a. Penuriousness]
Microcosm,: [World (dim.]
Microscope,: [Glass for seeing lit∣tle (things]
Mid.: [Middle]
Middle.: Sp. III. 3.
Mid••if.: PG. VI. 3.
Midwife,: [Partu∣rition
(Off.]
(mech.]
Might,: Strength]

Power]
(Mod. Cond.)
—y, [adj.
Strength
Power
(aug.]
Milch,: [adj. a. Milk]
Mildness.: [Gentleness]

Meekness]

Graciousness]

Clemency]

[Not-austereness]
Mile.: Mea. I. 7.
Mili∣tary: Relation. RM.

Persons
Segregate. RM. III.
Aggregate. RM. IV.

Action. RM. I.

Events. RM. II.

Ammunition. RM. V.

Places. RM. VI.
Militia.: [RM. (thing]
Milk.: PG. I. 3. A.
—wort. HS. III. 11.
Mill.: Po. VI. 9.
Millefoil.: HF. II. 12.
water— HF. V. 13.
horned— HL. IX. 7. A.
Millers-thumb.: Fi. IX. 12.
Millet.: HL. II. 6. A.
Indian— HL. II. 6.
Million,: [1000000]
Milt,: [Spleen] PP. IV. 5. A.
—wort, [Spleenwort] HL. I 7. A.
Sperme of male fishes. PP. IV. 8.
Milter,: [Fish (male]
Mimic.: [adj. Player]

[adj. a. imitate]
sp. with gesture (corr.]
Mince.: Pr. III. 6. A.
—ing Wanton (dim.)
gate Conceited gesture (mode]
Mind.: [Soul] W. I. 6.

Rational—NP. I.
[Understanding]
[Thought] sp. (freq.]
[Opinion]
[Observing]
[a. Heedfulness]
cast in one's— [Consider]
[Will]
[Inclination]
[Velleity]
[Purpose]
fully—ed, [adj. pret. Re∣solution]
high—ed, [Proud]
...ill—ed,
Ill-purposing]
adj. Malignity]
well—ed, [Well affectioned]
set one's— [a. Purpose]

Sensitive internal.
[Fancy]
[Memory]
call to— [a. Memory]
put in— [a. Memory (make]
[Appetite]
[Desire]
have a—to, [a. Desire.]
Mindfull.: [adj. Memory]
Mine.: [adj. I]

[Metal (place]

[Face (manner]

to— RM. I. 5.
Mineral.: W. V. 1.
Minew,: vid. Minnow.
Mingle,: [a. Mixture]
Minion.: [Love (augm.]

[Ordnance (kind]
Minister.: [Servant]

[Clergyman]

[Presbyter]

...to—

[Serve]

[a. Adjuvant]

[Give to]
Miniver,: [Fur of
Squirrels
Weasels
bel∣lies.
Minks,: [adj. Conceitedness (fem]
Minnow.: Fi. IX. 13.
Minority,: [Age
Pupillary]
Not-virile]
Minster,: [Monks
College]
[Monks House]
Minstrel,: [adj. Music (mech.]
Mint.: Herb. HF. VII. 1.

Cat— HF. VII. 1. A.

[Place of a. Money (mech.]

...to—

[a. Money (make]

[a. Fiction]
Minute.: [Small (dim.]

—of time. Mea. V. 8. A.
Miracle.
Mire,: [Durt]
Quag— [Bog]
Mirobalan.: Tr. II. 5.
Mirrour.: [Looking-glass]

[adj. Excelling (thing]
Mirth.: AS. V. 4.
Mis,: vid. Miss.
Misadventure.: [Fortune (corr.]

[Adversity]
Misapply,: [Apply (corr.]
Misbecome,: [Indecent]
Misbegot,: [Begot not in marri∣age]
Misbehave,: [Demeanor (corr.]
Misbelief,: [Belief (corr.]
Miscall,: [Name (corr.]
Miscarry.: TA. III. 7.
—with child, [a. Abortion]
Miscellany,: [adj. Mixture]
Mischance.: Event (corr.]

adj. Adversity (thing]

[Abortion]
Mischief.: [a. Mischievousness]

[Hurt]
Mischievousness.: Man. I. 4. D.
Misconstrue.: [Understand (corr.]

[Interpret (corr.]
Miscreant.: [Believer (corr.]

[Heretic]

[Unholy (person]
Misdeed,: [Ill deed]
Misdemeanour,: [Demeanour (corr.]
Misdoing,: [Action (corr..]
Misdoubt.: [Suspect]

[Distrust]
Miser,: [Penurious (person]
Misery.: Ha. I. 1. O.
Misfortune.: [Fortune (corr.]

[a. Adversity]
Misgive,: [Doubt (make]
Misgovern,: [Govern (corr.]
M••shap.: [Fortune (corr.]

[a. Adversity]
Misinter∣pret,: Understand
Interpret
(corr.]
Mislead.: [Lead (corr.]

[Seduce]
Mislike,: [Disapprove]
Misname,: [Name
wrong]
[Name (corr.]
Misplace,: [Place
wrong]
(corr.]
Misprision,: [Suspition]
Misreckon,: [Reckon (corr.]
Miss.: [Err]

[Omit]

[Want]

[Discover want]
Missal,: [Mass-book]
Mishapen.: [Figur'd (corr.]

[Deformed]
Mission,: [Sending]
Missive,: [Sent (thing]

Page [unnumbered]

Mispend,: [Spend (corr.]
Mist.: El. III. 2. A.
Mistake.: Wrong]

Errour]

[Opinion (corr.]
Mistle-thrush.: Bi. III. 3.
Mistleto.: Sh. III. 12. A.
Mistress.: [Master (fem.]

[Suitor'd (fem.]
Mistrust.: [Doubt]

[Distrust]

[Suspition]
Misuse,: [Use (corr.]
Mite.: Insect. Ex. II. 7.

Money.
Miter,: [adj. Bishop (sign) head vest.]
Mitigate.: [Diminish]

[a. Remills]

[Un-anger]
Mittens,: [Woollen hand (vest]
Mix,: [a. Mixture]
Mixen.: [Dunghill]

[Heap of Dung]
Mixture.: T. III. 8. O.
Mizen-mast.: RN. III. 3. A.
Mizzle.: El. VI. 2.
Mobility.: [Motion (abstr.]

[Unconstancy]
Mock.: Scoff. RJ. IV. 9. A.

[Deceive]
Mode of thing.: T. VI.
Model.: [Description by lines)

[Example (dim.]

[Epitome]
Moderation.: [a Mediocrity]

—in opinions. Ha. III. 4.

—in recreations, Man. II. 5.

Govern]

Cohibit]
Moderator,: [Judge]
Modern,: [New]
Modesty.: —about disgraces. Man. III. 7.

—about honours. Man. III. 9.
Modicum,: [Little]
Modulation,: [Warbling]
Moil.: [Operation (augm.]

[a. Defilement]
Moistness.: Q. V. 3.
Moity,: [Half]
Mold,: vid. Mould.
Mole.: [Bank factitious]

[Spot]

Beast. Be. III. 8.

Fish. Fi. II. 6.
Molest,: [Troubling] TA. V. 9. O.
Indian Molle. Tr. III. 10. A.
Mollifie,: [a. Soft]
Molten: Melted]

Cast]
Moly.: HL. IV. 11. A.
Moment.: —of time, [Instant]

[Importance]
Monarch,: [Sole King]
Monastery,: [Monk's
College]
[Monk's House]
Monastical,: [adj. Monk]
Mone,: [Grief
(sign]
[Grief (voice]
Money.: Mea. IV. A.
—wort. HL. VI. 11. A.
Moneth.: Mea. V. 4.
Mongrel.: [Of mingled extraction]

[Spurious]
Monition: [Warning]
Monk.: RE. II. 7.
Monky.: Be. IV. 4. A.
Monoceros Clusii.: Fi. IV. 10. A.
Mono∣poly: Privilege of sole
Appropria∣ted
selling]
Monosyllable,: [Of one syllable]
Monster,: [Beside-natural (thing]
Month.: Mea. V. 4.
Monument.: [adj. a. Memory (sign]

[Tomb]
Mood.: [Manner] T. VI.

[Disposition]
Moon.: Planet. W. II. 8.
New— [—Beginning her monethly course]
appearing— [—(like) Mete∣or.]
—wort. HL. I. 9.
Half— Fortification. RM. VI. 5.
Moor.: Man, [Tawny man]

Land. Po. I. 9.

—hen. Bi. VIII. 9.

...to—a ship.
Moot,: [Discourse on Law-case.]
Moral,: [adj. Manners]
—Philosophy, [Ph. concerning manners.]
a— [Signification belonging to manners]
Moralize,: [Apply to manners]
More.: [Superiour]

Adv. II. 2.

—over, [Also]
Morfew,: [Disease of Scurf on the skin]
Morgage.: RC. VI. 7.
Mormylus.: Fi. V. 3. A.
Morning.: Mea. V. 7.
Moroseness.: Man. IV. 7. D.
Morris,: [a. Moor's dance]
Morrow.: [Day
Next after]
following]

Good— [adj. Morning saluta∣tion.]
Morse.: Be. V. 3.
Morsel,: [Fragment] sp. off-bit∣ten.]
Mortal.: [adj. Dying (pot.]

[adj. a. Dying (apt.]

[Capital]

...—ity.

[Dying (pot.]

[Dying (apt.]

[Killing infection]
Mortar.: For building. El. IV. 4. A.

[adj. Contusion (vess.]
Mortifie.: [a. Death]

[a. Repentance]
Mortiss,: [Hole in beam.] sp. in side of it.]
Mortmain.
Mortuary,: [Payment for the dead.]
Mosaic work.
Mosque,: [Temple] sp. of Maho∣metans.]
Moss.: HL. I. 3.
Most.: Adv. II. 2. A.
for the—part, [adv. Most]

[Chiefly]
Mote.: [Ditch (augm.]

Atom, [Powder (dim.]
Moth,: Ex. II. 8.

Ex. IV. 9. A.
—mullein. HS. VIII. 4. A.
Mother.: [Parent (fem.]
—tongue, [Language of one's own nation]
—of pearl. Ex. VIII. 3.

[Womb] PG. VI. 9.
[Disease] S. VI. 7.
—wort. HF. VII. 13.

[Sediment]
Motion.: [Locomotion] Mo.
—of Animals Progressive. Mo. I.
—of the parts of Animals. Mo. III.
Violent— Mo. VI.

[Inclination] AS. IV. 1.
Motive.: [adj. Move (apt.]

[Impulsive]
Motley,: [Variegated]
Motto,: [Appropriated sentence] D. III. 1. A.
Move.: [a. Motion]
—the brows. AC. IV. 1. A.
the head. AC. IV. 4. A.

[Offer] TA. IV. 2.

[a. Impulsive]

[Persuade]

[Allure]

[Angry (make]
Moveable,: [adj. p. Mo∣tion
(pot.]
(apt.]
—s, [Utensils]
Mould.

Page [unnumbered]

Moulder.: [p. Powder by putrefaction]
—away, [Decay]
Mouldiness.: HL. I. 1. A.
[Mustiness]
[Down (like) rottenness]
Moulter,: [Un-feathered (make]
Mound.: [Sepiment]
[Bank]
[Rampire]
Mount.: [Mountain]
[Factitious hill]
to— [Ascend]
—a horse, [Ascend upon a horse]
ill— —ed [Riding on horse (perf.]
well- —ed [Riding on horse (corr.]
—a cannon, [Lift a cannon to his carriage]
Mountain.: W. III. 1. E.
Mountebank.: Wandring Physician]
Juggling Physician]
Mourn.: [Shew grief]
[Grief (sign) sp. with (voice]
in—ing, [adj. p. Vest adv. grief (sign]
Mouse.: Be. III. 7. A.
Dor— [adj. a. sleep (apt.) Mouse (kind]
Field— [Long snouted venom∣ous mouse (kind]
Flitter— [Bat]
—ear. HF. III. 13. A.
—tail. HL. III. 16.
codded— HS. IV. 12. A.
Mouth.: Proper. PG. III. 3.
—full, [adj. Mouth capacity]
...foul—'d.
[Speaking (apt) indecent (things]
[Reviling (apt.]
mealy—'d, [not- adj. reproof (apt.]
Orifice [Mouth (like]
[Entry]
to— [a. Reviling]
Mouthy,: [adj. Reviling (apt.]
Mow.: [Heap] sp. of Corn.]
[Mock] sp. with face (manner]
Mowe,: [Reap]
Mue.: [a. Imprisonment]
—feathers, [Let go f.]
Much.: Great]
Many]
as— [Equal]
for so—as Conj. IV. 1.
make—of, [a. Courtesie (augm.]
too— [Excessive]
very— [Abundant]
[Transc.
(augm.]
(intens.]
Mucilaginous,: [Slimy]
Muck.
Mucus.: Dung]
Snivel]
[Excrement]
Mucketer,: [adj. Wiping (thing]
Mud,: [Macerated durt]
Muff,: [Tube for warming the hands]
Muffle,: [Conceal (vest) sp. face]
Muffler,: [Mouth (vest]
Muf••y,: [Mahometan chief Pri∣mate]
Mug,: [Pot for drink]
Mugwort.: HF. II. 11. A.
Mulberry.: Tr. III. 1.
Mule.: Be. I. 2. A.
—fearne. HL. I. 8.
Muletier,: [adj. Mule (Off.]
Mullein.: HS. VIII. 4.
moth— HS. VIII. 4. A.
Sage— Sh. VI. 4. A.
Mullet.: Fi. IV. 6.
English— Fi. IV. 3. A.
Lesser— Fi. IV. 6. A.
Mult.: RJ. VI. 7.
Multifarious,: [Many (kind]
Multifidous beasts.: —of the biggest sort. Be. III.
—of the middle sort. Be. IV.
—of the least sort. Be V.
Multiply.: a. Many]
Increase]
[a. Multiplier]
Multiplicity,: [Variety]
Multiplier.: TM. VI. 8.
Multitude.: TM. III. 1.
Mum.: [Beer in which husks of Wal∣nuts are infused]
[st'] Interj. III. 1. O.
—ing, [Dance of Silents]
—ing, [Dance of Disgui••ed]
Mumble.: [Mastication (corr.]
Voice confusedly]
Speak confusedly]
Mummy,: [Gum (like) embalmed flesh] sp. of Man]
Mump,: [Move (corr.) the mouth]
Mumps,: [Disease swelling of the chaps]
Munday,: [Second day of the week]
Mundane,: [adj. World]
Municipal,: [adj.
City]
Corporation]
Munificence,: [Liberality]
sp. in gifts]
Muniment,: [Deed] RJ. VI. 5.
Munition.: [Fortification]
[Ammunition]
Muraena.: Fi. VI. 1.
Mural,: [adj. Wall]
Murder.: RJ. III. 4.
Murex.: Ex. VII. 2.
Murmur,: Grudging
Discontent
Indignation
sp. (voice]
Murr,: [Disease of hoarseness through cold distillation]
Murrain,: Disease infecti∣ous
Plague
of (beasts]
Murry,: Dark red]
Rust colour]
Murrion,: [Head (armour.]
Murther.: RJ. III. 5.
Muscle.: PG. II. 6. A.
Fish. Ex. VIII. 7. A.
Musculous,: [adj. Muscle]
Muse.: [a. Verse (art.]
[Feign'd Goddess of vers (art]
[Hole through hedge]
to— [Meditate]
Mushrom.: HL. I. 1.
Music.: Sound. Mo. V. 7. A. [Harmony]
Art. Mo. V. 7. A. (art.)
Musk,: [Sweet (thing) of Muskcat]
—cat. Herb.
Muskadell.
Musket.: Hawk, [Sparhawk (male]
Gun, [Footman's gun (augm.]
Mussle,: vid. Muscle.
Must.: Mood of Necessity
[Determination] AS. IV. 8.
[Necessity] T. V. 7.
[Wine not yet fermented]
Mustaches,: [Upper beard]
Mustard.: Common. HS. IV. 9.
[Sauce of Mustard]
Tower— HS. IV. 12.
Yellow Arabian— HS. IV. 13. A.
Muster.: [adj. a. Number]
[Catalogue] adj. a. TM. III. 7. O.
Mustiness.: Q. IV. 7.
Mutable.: [adj. Alter (apt]
[Light] Ha. IV. 7. D.
Muteness.: AC. III. 1. O.
Muting,: [Dunging]
Mutilous,: NP. V. 1. O.
Mutiny,: [Sedition]
Mutter,: [Speak
indistinctly]
confusedly]
grudgingly]
Mutton,: [Flesh of sheep]
Mutual,: [Reciprocal]
Muzzle.: [Bonds of mouth]
[a. Silence (make]
Myriad,: [10000]
Myrrh.: Tr. VIII 1.
Myrtle.: Sh. III. 11.
—Symach. Sh. III. 11. A.
Mystery.: Obscure (thing]
Concealed (thing]
[Trade]
Mythology,: [Interpretation of feigned Narrations.

Page [unnumbered]

N.

NAdir,: [Under- adj. Horizon pole]
Nag,: [Gelded horse (dim.]
Nay,: [Not]
say— [Deny]
Nail.: —of Animal. PP. VI. 5. A.
Iron pin to be driven in by knocking]
Brass pin to be driven in by knocking]
Naked,: Not- clothed
Un- covered
Name.: Word. T. I. 4.
—ly, Conj. IV. 3.
nick— [Name (corr.]
[Reputation]
Nap.: [Tufted superficies]
[Sleep (fit]
Nape,: [Hinder part of the neck]
Naphew.: HS. IV. 4. A.
Naphtha.: St. V. 5. A.
Napkin,: [Linen for wiping]
Nappy.
Narciss,: [Daffadil] HL. IV. 4.
Narcotic.: [adj. a. Sleep]
[adj. A. Stupor]
Nard.
Narration.: D. V. 3.
Narrow.: op. to Ample, [adj. Sp. II. 5. O.]
op. to Broad, [adj. TM. II. 2. O]
—ly, [adv. Heedfulness]
Nastiness,: [Slovenliness (augm.]
Nation.: RC. III. 1.
Native,: [adj. Birth]
Nativity.: [Birth]
[Birth (time]
Natural.: [adj. T. III. 7.]
—ly, [adv. Spontaneity]
—power. NP.
—fool, [adj. Idiot (person]
Naturalist,: [adj. Nature (ar∣tist]
Naturalize,: [a. Nation]
Nature.: [Natural (abstr.]
Law of— RC. IV. 1.
[Temper of
Mind]
Body]
[Disposition]
Naval,: [adj. Ship.]
Nave.: —of a Church, [Greatest Tem∣ple (room]
—of cart, &c. Po. V. 7.
Navel.: PG. IV. 6. A.
—wort. HL. VIII. 6.
Sea— HL. I. 11. A.
Navew.: HS. IV. 4. A.
Naught.: [Nothing]
come to— [Be annihilated]
set at— [Contemn]
[Evil]
—for, [Hurtful to.]
Navy.: [Ships (aggr.]
[Army of ships]
Navigation,: [Sailing]
Nauseate.: [a. AS. V. I. O.]
Nauseousness,: [Lothing] NP. II. 4. O.
Nautic,: [adj. Ship.]
Nautilus.: Ex. VII. 1.
Neap-tide,: [Shallowest tide]
Neast,: vid. Nest.
Neat.: Beast. Be. II. 1.
[adj. Neatness]
...—ness.
[Pureness]
[Cleanliness]
[Decentness (augm]
[Ornateness]
Neb,: [Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.
Nebulous,: [adj. Mist.]
Necessary,: [adj. Necessity]
Necessity.: Proper. T. V. 7.
[Want]
[Poverty]
[Determination]
Necessitous,: [Needy]
Neck.: PG. IV. 1.
—of land, [Isthmus]
Necromancy,: [Witchcraft by the dead]
Nectar,: [Drink of the feigned Gods]
Nectarine.: Tr. II. 1. A.
Neece,: [Nephew (fem.]
Need,: [Want] sp. of necessaries]
must—s, [Must (augm.]
Needfulness.: [Necessity]
[Expedience]
Neediness,: [Poverty]
Needle,: [Sowing▪ pin]
—fish. Fi. III. 13. (p. Magnet]
Mariners— [adj. iron pin. adj.
Shepherds— [Venus combe] HF. I. 5. A.
Needless,: [Abundant]
Neer.: adj. neerness]
adv. neerness]
well— [Almost]
[Beside]
...—ness.
Nighness. Sp. II. 3.
[Frugality]
[Penuriousness]
Neeze,: [Sneez]
Neezing-wort,: [White Hellebore] HL. VII. 1.
Nefarious,: [Vicious (augm.]
Negation.: D. VI. 2. O.
Neglect,: [a.
Negligence]
Omission]
Contemning]
Negligence.: Ha. IV. 5. D.
Negotiate.: [a. Business]
[a. Commerce]
Negro,: [Black man]
Neigh,: [a. Horse (voice]
Neighbour.: RO. IV. 3.
[Neer] sp. dwelling]
Neither.: [None of the two]
[Nor]
Neophyte,: [New Disciple]
Neoter••o,: New [adj. Sp. I. 3. O.
Nep,: [Cat-mint]
Nephew.: RO. I. 3. O.
Nerites.: Ex. VII. 4. A.
Nerve.: PG. II. 5.
Nest,: [Room sp. of bird]
[Bed sp. of bird]
Nestling,: [Bird (young) taken out of the nest]
Net,: [Squares (plain) of the thred]
sp. for hunting]
Nether.: [More-low]
[Inferiour]
—most, [Most low]
N••••••le.: MF. I. 14.
dead— [Archangel] HF. VII. 11
—tree, [Lotus] Tr. III. 4.
Sea— Ex. IX. 6. A.
Never.: Sp. I. 9. O.
—so much, [How much soe∣ver]
—the less. Conj. II. 2. O.
Neuter,: [Of no Faction].
Neutrality.: [Slightness] Ha. III. 4. E.
[Being of no Faction]
New. Sp. I. 3.: —of the Moon, [Beginning of Moon's monethly course]
—s, [New Narration]
Newt,: [Lizard] Be. VI. 5.
Next.: [Most ••sar]
[Preceding]
[Following]
[Immediate]
Nibble,: [Gnaw (dim.]
Niceness.: op. to Hardiness. NP. IV. 7. O.
Over-cleanliness. Man. II. 6. E.
Niche,: [Dent]
Nick, [Notch]
—name, [Name (corr.) sp. adj. Contempt]
in the— [In the instant of time (perf.]
...to—
Niess,: [Hawk]
Nigella.: HS. V. 13. A.
Niggard,: [Penurious (person]
Nigh,: [Near]
Night.: Mea. V. 6. O.
...—crow.
—mare, [Ephialtes]
—shade. HS. IX. 4.
Enchanters— HF. VIII. 3. A.
Nightingale.: Bi. V. 3.
Nightly,: [adj. Night (segr.]
Nilling.

Page [unnumbered]

Nim,: [a. Theft (dim.]
Nimbleness,: [Agility] NP. V. 8.
Nimis,: [Excess]
Nine.: Mea. II. 9.
...—ty.
—hundred, &c.
Ninny,: [Fool]
Nip.: [Pinch between the tops of the fingers]
[Bite (dim.]
[Mock (dim.]
Nipple,: [Protuberance (dim.) of Dug.]
—wort. HF. III. 14. A.
Nit,: [Egg of Louse]
Nitre.: St. V. 1. A.
No.: [None]
[adj. Nothing]
[Not any]
—body, [No man]
—where, [Sp. II. 8. O.]
[Not]
Nobility,: [Lord (abstr.]
Noble,: adj. Lord. RC. I. 3.
Money [6 s.—8 d.]
Nocent,: Guilty]
Hurtful]
Nock,: [Notch]
Nocturnal,: [adj. Night]
Nod,: [Move the head] AC. IV. 4. A.
Noddy,: [Fool]
Noddle,: [Hinder part of the head]
Node.: [Protuberance]
[Tumour]
Noggin,: [Pot (augm.) for drink.]
Noise.: [Sound (augm.]
[Rumour (augm.]
Noisom.: [Hurtful]
[adj. Molesting (apt.]
Nolleity.: AS. IV. 2. O.
Nomenclator.: [Teacher of Names]
[Dictionary]
Nominate.: [a. Name]
[Appoint]
Nonage,: [Pupillary age]
Nonce,: [Purpose]
None,: [adj. Nothing]
Nones,: [Days of the moneth next after the first]
Nonplus,: [Posing] D. VI. 8.
Non-resident,: [Not dwelling]
Nonsuch,: [Campion]
Nonsuited,: [adj. p. Desist plain∣tiffing]
Nook,: [Angle]
Noon,: [Mid-day]
Nooze,: [Loop] sp. of snare]
Nope,: [Bulfinch] Bi. IV. 5.
Nor.: Conj. I. 2. O.
North.: Sp. III. 2.
Nose.: PG. III. 3. A.
Nosegay,: [Flowers (aggr.]
Nosthril,: [Hole of the nose]
Not.: Adv. I. 1. O.
—withstanding. Conj. II. 2. O.
if— [Unless]
...to—
...—Sheep.
Notable.: [Extraordinary]
[Excellent]
Notary.: RJ. I. 5.
Notation,: [Derivation of word.]
Notch.: Mag. IV. 2. O.
Note.: [Sign]
[Character]
[Comment (dim.]
Tone. Q. III. 5.
[Extraordinariness]
of— [Extraordinary]
to— [Observe]
Nothing.: T. I. 1. O.
Notice.: Knowledge]
Warning]
...give—
Known (make]
Warn]
...take—
Observe]
Shew to know]
Notifie,: Known (make]
Warn]
Notion.: T. I. 3.
Notorious.: [Extraordinary]
[Manifest]
[Publicly known]
Novacula: Fi. III. 15. A.
Novel,: [New]
a— [New narration]
Novelty,: [Newness]
November,: [Eleventh moneth]
Nought,: vid. Naught.
Novice.: [New Disciple]
[Not-expert]
Noun.: [Name]
[Integral]
Nourish.: [Nutrition] AC. I. 6.
[Feeding]
Now,: [At this time]
—a days, [In these times]
—and then, [At some times]
Noxious,: [Hurtful]
Nuisance,: [Hurtful (thing]
Nullity,: [Frustration]
Number.: Mea. II. A.
Numerous,: [adj. Multitude]
Numness.: Impotence. NP. III. 5. O.
Disease. S. IV. 6. A.
Nun,: [Monke (fem.]
••ird, [Titmouse]
Nunchion,: [Refection in the af∣ternoon]
Nuncupative,: [Spoken]
Nuptial,: [adj. Marriage]
Nurse.: RO. III. 2. (fem.)
—child. RO. III. 2. O.
Nursery.: [Children (aggr.]
[Young trees (aggr.]
Nusance,: [Hurtful (thing]
Nut.: Fruit. PP. III. 3.
Bladder— Tr. IV. 5.
Chest— Tr. IV. 4.
earth— HF. V. 10.
Fistic—: [Pistach] Tr. IV. 2.
Hazle— Tr. IV. 3. A.
Small— Tr. IV. 3. A.
Wall— Tr. IV. 1.
—cracker, [Nut-breaking (jug.]
—of a bow, [Retaining (jug.) of the string.]
—of the thigh, [Fat Glandule of the—]
Nut-hatch.: Bi. I. 9. A.
Nutmeg,: [Fruit of the Nutmeg∣tree.]
—tree. Tr. IV. 6. A.
Nutriment,: [adj. Nourishing (thing.]
Nutrition.: AC. I. 6.
Nymph,: [Feign'd Goddess of
Woods.]
Rivers, &c.]

O

OAr.: —of ship. RN. III. 3.
—of metal, [Crude m.]
Oath.: RC. VI. 4.
Oats.: HL. II. 4.
Obdurate.: [Hard]
[Impenitent]
Obedience.: Man. V. 7.
Obey,: [a. Obedience]
Obelisk,: [Round Pyramid]
Object.: T. VI. 2.
Objection.: D. VI. 5.
Obit,: [Funeral solemnity]
Oblation.: RE. VI. 2.
Obligation.: RC. VI.
Written RC. VI. 5.
Oblique.: Ma. II. 8.
Obliterate,: [Un-write]
Oblivion,: [Forgetfulness]
Oblong,: [More long than broad]
Obloquy,: [Reproch]
Obnoxious,: [adj. p. Object (apt.]
Obnubilate.: [a. Cloud]
[Darken]
Obscene,: [Unchast]
Obscure.: [Dark]
op. to Plain. D. III. 9.
Plebeian, [adj. People (kind]
Obsecration,: [Intreating (augm.]
Obsequies,: [Solemnity of buri∣al.]
Obsequious,: [adj. Obedience (augm.]
Observe.: Mark. AS. III. 1. A.
[Perform]
[a. Respect]

Page [unnumbered]

Observant.: [adj. Respect]

[adj. Obedience]
Obsolete,: [Unaccustom'd]
Obstacle,: [adj. Impedient (thing]
Obstetrication,: [Assisting Partu∣rition]
Obstinate.: Patience (exc.) Man. I. 8 E.

Constancy (exc.) Ha. IV. 7. E.
Obstruction.: [Hindering]

[Stopping up]

Disease. S. I. 4.
Obtain.: TA. V. 1.
Obtestation,: [Entreating (augm.]
Obtrude,: [On-
thrust]
put]
Obtuse,: [Blunt]
—angle. Mag. III. 3. E.
Obvious.: Sp. II. 6.
Obumbration,: [Shadowing]
Occasion.: T. II. 4. A.
Occidental,: [adj. West]
Occult,: [adj. p. Conceal]
Occupation.: [Business]

[Profession]
Occupy.: [a. Business]

[a. Possession]
Occur.: [p. Event]

[Meet]
Ocean.: W. IV. 2.
Ockam,: [Tow for calking of ships.]
Octave,: [Eighth day after]
Octavo,: [Third figure of books]
October,: [Tenth moneth]
Ocular,: [adj. Ey] PG. III. 2.
Odd ends,: [Residue]
Odds,: [Superiority]
...at—
Enemies]
a. Contention]
Ode,: [Song]
Odious.: [adj. p. Hate (apt.]
Odness.: op. to Evenness. TM. III. 5. O.

[Extraordinariness]
Odor,: [Smell]
Odoriferous,: [Sweet]
Ods,: vid. Odds.
Oeconomic.: RO.
Oecumenical.: [adj. World]

[Universal]
Of.: Genitive. Prep. I. 1.

[By.] Prep. I. 2.

[Concerning] Prep. I. 3. A.

out— Prep. I. 3.

South— [S- from]; [Distant]

Prep. III. 2. A.

Cut— from- c.]

Drive— from- d.]
Of.: Genitive. Prep. I. 1.

[By.] Prep. I. 2.

[Concerning] Prep. I. 3. A.

out— Prep. I. 3.

South— [S- from]; [Distant]

Prep. III. 2. A.

Cut— from- c.]

Drive— from- d.]
Offal,: [Worst part] TM. VI. I. O.
sp. adj. Residue.
Offend.: Displease]

Hurt]

[Sin]

—in fighting. RM. I, 1.
Offensive.: [Displeasing]

[Hurtful]
Offer.: —to do. TA. III. 3. A.

—to give. TA. IV. 2.
[Bid]

[Give to God]
[a. Oblation]
[a. Sacrifice]
[a. Incense]
Offertory,: [a. Oblation]
Office.: Trust. RC. IV. 6. A.

[Employment] TA. III.

good— [Benefit]

house of— [adj. Dunging
(house]
(room]
Officer,: [adj. Office (person]
Ecclesiastical— RE. II.
Official,: [Ecclesiastical Judge]
Officious.: Man. IV. 2. E.
[adj. Complaisanc••]
Offspring,: [Descendents (aggr.] RO. I. 1. O.
Often,: [adv. Frequent]
Oh.: Interj.
Oil: Pr. I. 6.
—box of a Bird. PP. V. 8. A.
—of corn, [Beard—]
Oilet,: [Hole] sp. for Button]
Ointment.: [adj. Anointing (thing]

[Salve]
Oister.: Ex. VIII. 4.
—weed. HL. I. 13. A.
Okam,: [Tow for calking of ships]
Oke.: TR. V. 1.
bitter— Tr. V. I. A.
holme— Tr. V. 2.
Holy— HF. IX. 6. A.
Scarlet— [Holm]
—fearn. HL. I. 4. A.
—of Cappado••ia. HF. I. 13. A.
—of Ierusalem. HF. I. 13.
Oker.: Yellow— St. VI. 2.

Red— St. VI. 2. A.
Old.: [adj. Age]
how— [of what age]
—age. Mea. VI. 4.
[Decrepit] adj. Mea. VI. 4. A.

op. to New. Sp. I. 3. A.

—clothes, [Decayed c.]

—fashion, [Unaccustom'd f.]

—souldier, [Experienc'd s.]

—time, [T. past (augm.]
Oleander.: Sh. VI. 1.
Olibanum,: [Frankincense] Tr. VIII. 3. ••
Oligarchy,: [Government by a Fa∣ction]
Olive.: Tr. II. 4.
Ominous,: [Before-signing]
Omitting.: TA. III. 8. A.
Omnipotency,: [All-mightiness]
Omnipresence,: [adv. Ubiquity presence]
Omniscient.: [All-knowing]
On.: —the contrary, [adv. contra∣ry]

—fire, [adj. p. Fire]

[Toward]
...—the
left hand, [Towards—]
right hand, [Towards—]

Concerning]

In]

agree— [Agree
In]
Concern∣ing]

[Forward]

come— [Proceed]

fight— [Prosecute fighting.]

hold— [Prosecute]

...set—
a. Assault]
a. Impulsive]

[To]
a. Assault]
a. Impulsive]

happen— [H. to.]

[Upon] Prep. VI. 1.
Once.: [One (time]

[In past time]

all at— [Together-all]
One.: Proper. Mea. II. 1.
—by— [adv. Segregateness]
—another, [adv. Reciprocati∣on]
—for another, [Compensati∣on]
—with ano∣ther, [adv.
Mixture]
Confusedness]

[Any] Pron. III. 1.
some— Pron. II. 3 A.
certain— Pron. II. 3.

[Onely] RO. IV. 2. O.

[The same]
...all—
Equal]
Alike]
One blade.: HL. VII. 5.
Onely.: Adv. IV. 1. O.
[Alone] RO. IV. 2. O.
Onerate,: [Lode] O. VI. 7.
Onion.: HL. IV. 9.
Onset,: [Assault]
Onslaught.: [Storming]
Onyx.: St. III. 4.
Opacity.: Q. I. 4. O.
Opal-stone.: St. III. 1.
Open.: ...—ing.
Unshut. O. II. 2. O.
Uncover. O. II. 3. O.
Unfold, [Spread]
Un- adj. p. Seal (make]
Un adj. p. Impedient (make]
Un-adj. p. Obstruction (make]
Un-conceal
Reveal]
Manifest]
Un-adj. Publicness (make.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Operation.: Mechanic. O. I.
in General. O. II.
in Agriculture. O. III.
in Fabrile. O. IV.
in Sartorian. O. V.
in Chymic. O. VI.
in Pharmaceutic. O. VI. A.

[a. Efficient]
Ophidion Plinii.: Fi. VI. 4. A.
Opiniastre.: [Conceited]

[Wilful]

[Obstinate]
Opinion: AS. II. 6. O.
Opium,: [Soporative juice of Poppy]
Opopanax,: [Gummy juice of the root of Hercules Allheel]
Oppilation,: [Obstruction] S. I. 5.
Opponent,: [adj. Opposition (per∣son]
Opportunity.: [Time (perf.]
Occasion (time]
adj. Congruity (time]
Oppose,: [a. Opposition]
Opposition.: T. VI. ••. O.
—of proposition. D. VI. 4.
in— [distant ½ of a great Cir∣cle]
Oppression.: RJ. IV. 5.
Opprobry,: [Reproch]
Oppugn,: [Oppose]
Optic.: [adj. Seeing]

[Seeing (art]
Optimacy,: [Government by the chief (persons]
Option.: [Choice]

[Wish]
Opulent.: [Rich]

[Abundant]
Or.: Conj. II. 3..
—else, [adv. Other]
Oracle,: [adj. p. Speaking reve∣lation]
Orage.: HF. I. 9.
Oral,: [adj. Mouth]
Orange.: Tr. I. 7. A.
Oration.: D. V. 2.
Orator,: [adj.
Oration
Entreaty
(per∣son]
Oratory.: [Oration (art.]

[Prayer (place]
Orb.: [Sphere]

—Imaginary. W. VI. A.
Orbicular,: [adj. Sphere]
Orbis.: —Echinatus. Fi. VIII. 2. A.

—hirsu••us. Fi. VIII. 1. A.

—maricatus. Fi. VIII. 2.

—scutatus. Fi. VIII. 1.
Orchard.: Po. I. 3. A.
Orchis.: HL. IV. 8.
Ordain.: [Appoint]

[a. Ordinance]

[a. Ordination]
Order.: TM. V. 2.
Method. TM. V. 2.
[Government]
[Decree]
...—ly.
[adj. Order (perf.]
[adj. Manners Homiletic]
[adj. a. Subjection]
Orders.: [plur. Order]

[adj. Ordination (thing]
Ordinance.: [Decree]

[Law]

[Edict]

[Institution] RE. VI.

Cannon, &c. RM. V. 6. A.
Ordinary.: Usual. TM. V. 3.]

Between course and fine. Q. VI. 3.

[Bishop]
Ordination.: RE. V. 2.
Ordure.: [Dung]

[Filth]
Ore,: [Metal not yet prepared]
O're,: [Over]
Organ,: [Instrument]
...Musical—
Organy,: [Wild Marjoram] HF. VII. 4. A.
Orient.: [East]

[Bright]
Orifice,: Hole]

Mouth (like]
Origany.: HF. VII. 4. A.
Original.: Primitive]

First]

[Beginning]

[Rise]

—copy, [Exemplar]
Orizon,: [Prayer]
Ornament,: [adj. a. Ornateness (thing]
Ornateness.: TM. V. 6.
Orphan,: [Un-parented]
Orpiment.: St. VI. 4.
Orpin.: HL. VIII. 2.
Orrage.: HF. I 9.
Ort,: [Fragment adj. Residue]
Orthodox.: RE. III. 1.
Orthography,: [a. Letter (perf.]
Orthopnoea.: S. V 2. A.
Oscitation.: [Yawning]

[Carelesness]
Osmund.
Osprey,: [Bone-breaking Eagle]
Ostentation.: [Over-saying]

[Glorying]
Ostler,: [Common horse (Off.]
Ostrich.: Bi. II. 9.
Otes.: HL. II. 4.
Othe.: RC. VI. 4.
Other.: adj. Diversity]

Pron. II. 2. O.

—wise, [adv. Other]

—whiles, [In some (times]

—where, [In other (places]

every,— [Every second]

the— [The rest]
Otter.: Be. IV. 8. A.
Oval.: Mag. VI. 6.
Ouch,: [Ornament of gemms]
Oven,: [adj. a. Baking (place]
Over.: [adj. Superiority]

[adj.
Power]
Authority]

[adj.
Abundance]
Excess]

—bold, [B. (Exc.]

—much, [Excess]

adv. Vantage]

Besides]

...—and above.

more— [Also]

[Above] Prep. V. 1.

—thwart. Prep. III. 3.

[Throughout] Prep. IV. 3.

—again, [Through it again]
all— [Through all]
all is— [All is past]
give— [Desist]
...read—

[Beyond] Prep. VI. 2. A.

—against. Prep. VI. 3. O.
Overaw.: [a. Fear (make]

[Coaction by fear]
Overbear.: [a. Submit (make]

[a. Magisterialness]
Overbid,: [Bid
More then.]
(exc.]
Overbold,: [Bold (exc.]
Overburden,: [Burden (exc.]
Overbuy,: [Buy dear (exc.]
Overcast,: Cover]

••hadow]
Overcatch.
Overcharge,: [Burden (exc.]
Overcome,: [a. Victory]
Overfill,: [Fill (exc.]
Overflow.: [Over-flow]

[v. Abundance]
Overglut,: [Glut (exc.]
Overgone,: [pret. Gone (exc.]
Overgrow.: [Grow
more than, &c.]
(exc.]

[Cover by growing]

Page [unnumbered]

Overhasty,: [Hasty (exc.]
Overhear,: [adv. Concealed hear]
Overheavy,: [Heavy (exc.]
Overlay.: [Cover (exc.]
[Kill by covering]
Overly,: [adv.
Slightness]
Sloth]
Overload,: [Load (exc.]
Overlong,: [Long (exc.]
Overlook.: a. Ey another's doing]
Observe the thing
doing
done
[Look too high]
[adv. Omitting]
Overmaster,: [a. Victory]
Overmatch,: [a. Superiour]
Overmeasure,: [Excess]
Overmuch,: [Excess]
Overpass.: [Omit]
[Excel]
Overplus.: [Redundant (thing]
[Vantage]
[Residue]
Overrate,: [Tax more than pro∣portion]
Overreach,: Overtake]
a. Fraud]
Overreck••n,: [Reckon (exc.]
Overripe.: NP. VI. 4. E.
Overrule.: [v. Superiour] RO. III.
[Yield (make] ••p. by Autho∣rity]
[Overcome]
Overrun.: [Fill (exc.]
[Cover with multitude]
Oversaying.: Man. IV. 1. E.
Oversee,: [a. Oversight]
Overshadow,: [Cover with sha∣dow]
Overshoot,: [Beyond
shoot]
go]
—himself, [a. Excess]
Oversight.: [Office.] sp. of observing what others do in their offices]
[Errour]
Overskip.: Omit
Lose
sp. by neglect.]
Overslip.: [Omit]
Neglect]
Forget]
Overspread,: [Over-spread]
Overt,: [Manifest]
Overtake.: TA. VI. 6. A.
—n with wine, [p. Drunken∣ness—]
Overthrow,: a. Transverse (make]
a. Victory]
to receive an— RM. II. 1. D.
Overthwart,: Transverse]
Prep. III. 3.
Overtoil,: [Toil (exc.]
Overture,: [adj. p. Offer]
sp. Proposition]
Overturn,: [a. Transverse]
Overvalue,: [Value (exc.]
Overween,: [a. Arrogance]
Overweigh,: [Weigh more than]
Overweight,: [More than weight]
Overwhelm,: [Cover (augm.]
Ought.: v. Dueness]
Mood of duty]
[Any thing]
Ounce.: Weight. Mea. III. 4.
Beast. Be. IV. 3.
Our,: [adj. plur. Pron. I. 1.]
Out.: Material. Prep. I. 3.
Local.
Of Motion. Prep. IV. 2.
get— [Obtain]
sp. to be without]
...scrape—
Of Rest. Prep. IV. 2. A.
...all is—
Past]
Finisht]
Spent]
Extinct]
Discovered]
Public]
...the secret is—
he is— [He erreth]
they are— [They are ene∣mies]
...—of date,
[Un-
custom'd]
autoritied]
—of doors, [Without d.]
—of doubt, [Without d.]
—of fashion, [Un-custom'd]
—of frame, [Confused]
—of hand, [adv. Sudden]
—of heart, [Discouraged]
—of joynt, [Un-joynted]
—of kinde, [Degenerous]
—of order, [Confused]
—of patience, [Vn-patienced]
—of sight, [Not-visible]
—of use, [Not-used]
—of wits, [Mad]
...—upon.
Int.
II. 1. O.
Int. II. 3. O.
Outcast.: [Rejected]
[Banished]
Outcry,: [Exclamation]
Outgo.: [〈◊〉〈◊〉
faster]
beyond]
[v. Superiority]
Outlandish,: [adj. Foreiner]
Outlaw'd.: Un-adj. Suit (pot.]
Proscribed]
Outlet,: [Out-ition (place]
Outlive,: [Live
longer than]
after]
Outmost,: [Most adj. outside]
Outpass,: [a. Superiority]
Outrage,: [Injury (augm.]
Outragious,: [adj. Excess (augm.]
sp. in Anger.]
Outside.: Sp. III. 6. O.
Outstand,: [a. Duration after]
Outstrip,: [Run faster than]
Outward,: [adj. Outside]
Outwork.: [adj. Outside. RM. VI.]
[Rampier] RM. VI 3.
Owe.: as Debt, [a. Debtor]
as Duty, [a. Dueness]
Owl.: Horned. Bi. I. 4.
Not Horned. Bi. I. 4. A.
Own.: my— [adj. I, adj. I.]
one's—man, [Rational (perf.]
—er, [adj. Propriety (per∣son.]
...to—
Appropriate]
Claim]
Owze.: W. III. 7. A.
Owzle,: [Black bird]
Ox,: Bull. Be. II. 1. [untesti∣cled]
Oxey.: Herb. HF. II. 6. A.
Bird. [Woodpecker (kind]
Bi. I. 9. A.
Ozier,: [Sallow] Tr. VI. 9. A.

P.

PAce.: [Mode of going] Mo. II.
[Step]
[Five foot]
[Degree of swiftness]
[Measure in dancing]
—ing, [Ambling] Mo. II. 2.
Pacifie,: a. Peaceable (make]
Un-anger]
Pack,: Aggregate. TM. III. 8. sp. together tied]
—horse, [H. for carriage of pack]
—saddle, [S. for carriage of pack]
—thred, [Course thred for tying]
to— a. Aggregate by toge∣ther tying]
to— Heap and bind]
—away, [Depart with one's goods]
—cards, [Order C. fraudu∣lently]
—Iury, [Chuse partially a Jury]
to set—ing, [Depart (make]
Packet,: [Aggregate (dim.] sp. together tied]
—boat. RN. I. 8.
Paction.: RC. VI. A.
Pad.: [Saddle (dim.]
—nag, [adj. p. Riding (apt.) horse]
—lock, [adj. p. Hanging (apt.]

Page [unnumbered]

Paddle,: [Spade (like) staff]
to— [a. Hand (freq.]
sp. in water.]
Paddock.: [Frog]

[Park (dim.]
Paedobaptism,: [Baptism of In∣fants.]
Paganellus.: Fi. III. 7. A.
Paganism.: RE. I. 2.
Page.: [Servant for waiting]

...—of pa∣per,
Side
Area
of pa∣per]
Pageant,: [Arch for ••ights]
Pagrus.: Fi. V. 4.
Pay,: [adj. a. Paying (thing]
—master, [adj. Paying (Off.]
...put out of—
Souldiers— [S. hire]
—ing. TA. IV. 8.
[Compensating]
Paigle.: HS. VIII. 1. A.
Pail,: [Tub (dim) with handle]
Pain.: [a. Punishment]

op. to Ease. NP. V. 3. O.
[a. Torture] RJ. VI. 1.
[Aking, &c.] AC. II. 7.

op. to Pleasure, [a. Unpleasant∣ness.]
[Grief]
...—s,
a. Operation]
a. Diligence]
...—fulness,
[a.
Pain
Pains
(apt.]
Painim,: [adj. Paganism (per∣son.]
Painting.: O. IV. 8.
Pair.: [Equal]
[Companion]

[Two]

[Aggregate (thing]

—of bellows, [B.]

—of cards [Suit of c.]
Palace.: Po. II. 2.
Palate.: Roof. PG. III. 5.

[Ta••t]
Palatine,: [adj. Palace]
Pale.: —ness. AC. IV. 9. A.

a— [Lamin] sp. of wood]
Pales,: [Sepiment of Lamins erect.]
Palinody,: [Recanting] D. VI. 9. A.
Palisado.: RM. VI. 7.
Pall.
Pallet,: [Bed (dim.) to be laid on the floor.]
Palliate,: Seem (make]

Cover (corr.]
Palm.: —of hand, [Concave (part]

Tree, [Date]

dwarfe— Sh. III. 2.

[Carkin] PP. II. 1. A.
Palmer.: [Pilgrim]

—worm, [Caterpillar]
Palme••to royal: [Cabbidg tree] Tr. VII. 7.
Palmistry,: [Wizarding by inspe∣ction of the hand.]
Palpaple.: [adj. p. Feeling (apt.]

[Manifest (augm.]
Palpitation.: S. V. 4.
Palsy.: S. IV. 6.
Palter,: [a.
Sloth]
Lightness]
Paltry,: [Sorry]
Pamper,: [a. Fat (augm.]
Pamphlet,: [Sorry book (dim.]
Pan,: [Shallow wide (vess.]
sp. earthen]
Brain- [Concave bone cover∣ing the brain]
Knee- [Convex bone cover∣ing the knee]
Warming- [adj. Warming (vess.]
Frying- [adj. Frying (vess.]
—cake, [Fry'd Pudding (La∣min.]
Panade,: [Broth of boil'd bread]
Panage,: [Feeding for hogs under the deciduous trees.]
Panch.: Stomach]

Belly]

[Earthen Tray]
Pander,: [adj. Fornication (merc.]
Pandiculation.: Mo. III. 6. A.
Pane,: [Lamin]
Panegyric,: [adj. a. Praise orati∣on]
Panel.: [Lamin (dim.]

[Catalogue of names]

[Saddle for burdens]

—of Hawk, [Belly—]
Pang,: [Impetus] sp. pain (imp.]
Panic.: [Corn] HL. II. 5.

—grass. HL. III. 1. A.

—fear, [Causeless univer∣sal f.]
Panier,: [Basket.] sp. for carri∣age on horse.
Pannage,: [Tax on cloth]
Pannicle,: [Membrane]
Pannier,: vid. Panier.
Pansy.: HL. VI. 5. A.
Pant.: S. V. 1.
Panther,: [Pard] Be. IV. 2. A.
Pantler,: [adj. Bread (Off.]
Pantofle,: [Loose foot (vest]
Pantry,: [adj.
Bread
Victual
(room]
Pap.: [Water adj. p. consistence with bread.]

—of an apple, [adj. p. consi∣stence pulp—]

[Dug]
Papal,: [adj. Pope]
Paper.: Reed.

Factitious. Pr. VI. 7.
Papilionaceous fly.: Ex. IV. 6. A.
Papist,: [Of the Pope's faction]
Parable,: [Tralatitious Narrati∣on]
Parabola.: Mag. III. 8.
Parade,: [a. Preparation]
Paradise,: [Pleasure (place]
...Bird of—
Fools— [De∣ceiving
Hope]
Delight]
Paradox,: [Against common opi∣nion]
Paragon,: [Excellent]
Paragraph,: [Section]
Parallax,: [Difference between the true place and the seem∣ing.]
Parallel.: Mag. II. 7.
Parallels.: W. VI. 7.
Parallelogram,: [Quadrangle, whose opposite sides are paral∣lels]
Paralogism,: [Syllogism (corr.]
Paralytic,: [adj. Palsy] S. IV. 6.
Paramor,: Suitor

Lover
sp. (corr.)
Paramount,: [adv. Chief adj. right]
Parapet.: RM. VI. 9.
Paraphrase.: D. V. 5. A.
Paraqueto.: Bi. I. 7. A.
Paraselene.: El. V. 3. A.
Parasite,: [Flatterer] sp. for victuals]
Parathesis.: D. I. 7. A.
Parboil,: [Boil (dim.]
Parbreak,: [Vomit]
Parcel,: Part]

Aggregate (dim.]

to— [a. Segregate]
Parch,: [Dry (exc.) with heat∣ing]
Parchment,: [Paper of skin]
Parcimony,: [Frugality]
Parcity,: [Sparingness]
Pard.: Be. IV. 2. A.
Pardon.: RE. II. 9.
...—fault.
[Absolution]
—debt. TA. IV. 9. A.
Pare,: [From-cut
Superficies]
Extremity]
Parelius.: El. V. 3.
Parenchyma.: [Flesh] PG. II. 6.
Parent.: RO. I. 2.
—age, [Parent (kind]
Parenthesis.: D. I. 7.
Parget,: [Plastering]
Parish.: RC. III. 4. A.
Parity.: [Equalness]

[Evenness]

Levelling. RC. I. O.
Park.: Po. I. 5. A.
—leaves, [Tutsan] HS. V. ••.
Parlament,: [National Council]
Parly,: Confer]

Treat]
Parlour,: [adj. Discourse (room]
Parching.: RN. VI. 1. A.
Parochial,: [adj. Parish]
Parole,: Word]

Parole, Promise]

Page [unnumbered]

Paroxysm,: [Impetus]
Parrhesy,: [Frankness]
Parricide,: [Murder of near kin]
Parrot.: Bi. I. 7.
Parsimony,: [Frugality]
Parsly.: HF. IV. 9.
Bastard— HF. V. 12. A.
milky— HF. V. 13 A.
Stone— HF. IV. 2.
Parsnip.: HF. IV. 2.
Cow— HF. IV. 15.
Water— HF. IV. 15. A.
Parson,: adj. Parish-Priest]

Possessor of Priest's re∣venue]
Part.: Portion TM. VI. O.

Member TM. VI. O.

Best— TM. VI. 1.

Worst— TM. VI. 1. O.

Person]

Faction]

Interest]
for my— [Con∣cerning my
Person]
Interest]

...for the most—
Concerning
most persons]
adv. Most]

on all—s, [By all
Persons]
Factions]

take one's— [Assist, &c.]

Quality]

Action]

Duty]

one of excellent—s, [—Quali∣ties]

good ill —of him g. acti∣on]

good ill —of him i. acti∣on]

to take in good— [Ac∣cept (perf.]

to take in ill— [Ac∣cept (corr.]

...to—

[a.
Division]
Partition]
Segregateness]

[a.
Open]
Separate]

[Depart]

—a fray, [Un-a.
Conten∣tion]
Fight]
Partake.: [a.
Partner]
Accessory]
Party.: Person]

Faction]

[Aggregate]

...—of souldiers.
a commanded— RM. IV. 6.

—colour'd, [adv. Variety co∣lour'd]

—per pale, [Alternly]

[Accessory]
Partiality,: Ha. II. 6. O.
Participate,: [a.
Partner]
Accessory]
Participle.: D. II. 3. A.
Particle,: [Part (dim.]
Word. D. II. ••. A.
Particular.: op. to Universal, [adj. TM. III. 3.]

op. to General. [adj. TM. III. 4.
a— [Catalogue]

—ize, [a.
Induction]
Example]
Partisan.: [Partaker]

[Halbert]
Partition.: —in a building. Po. III. 1. A.

—in discourse. D. IV. 4. A.
Partner.: RO. IV. 5.
Partridge.: Bi. II. 6.
red— Bi. II. 6. A.
Parturition.: AC. I. 3.
Paru.: Fi. III. 17.
Pasch,: [Passover]
—flower, [Pussatilla] HF. IX. 3. A.
Paschal,: [adj. Passover]
Pasquil,: [adj. Mocking wri∣ting]
Pass.: [a.
Ition]
Coming]
Going]
Proceeding]
Travelling]
sp.
Beside]
Over]
Beyond]
...-by
Omit]
Not-observe]
...-over,
a. Omission]
a. Transition]
...-one's
life, [Live]
word, [Promise]
-as bell, [a. Dying (sign]

[a. Past]
...-away.
-one's right, [Alienate]
...-the time.
...bring to—
Effect]
Perform]
come to— [adj. p. Event]
...let it—
I will— [I will desist]

Suffice]

Exceed]

Excell]

I—not for it, [I esteem it not]

...a—
[way] sp. over river]
[State]
...brought to that—
Venue,
Thrust (imp.]
Prick (end]
[Written Licence for travel∣ling]
Passable,: [Indifferent] TM. I. 4.
Passage.: [Going]
way]
Entry]

[Fare]
...—boat.

[Transaction]

[Clause]
Passenger,: [adj. Travelling (per∣son]
Passer solitarius.: Bi. III. 6. A.
Passion.: Suffering. T. I. 7. O.
Affection. AS. V. [sp. An∣ger]
Corp. action sign into it. AC. IV.
Passive,: [adj. Passion]
Passover.: RE. VI. 5. A.
Pass-port,: [Written Licence of travelling]
Past,: [adj. Past time]
—time. Sp. I. 1. E.
Paste.: [Raw bread]

[Glue of ground corn]
Pasteler,: [adj. a. Py (mech]
Pastern,: [Cavity of the heel]
Pasty,: [Py (augm,]
Pastime.: Recreation]

Mirth]
Pastinaca.: Fi. II. 1.
Pastor.: Shepherd]

Priest]
Pastry.: [adj. Store-room for adj. py (things]

[a. py (art.]
Pasture.: Po. I. 5.
Pat,: [Congruous]
Patch,: [Fragment]
to— [Repair with frag∣ments]
—with, [a. Fraud]
Pate.: PG. III. 1. A.
Patent.: RC. IV. 4.
Paternal,: [adj. Father]
Paternity,: [Father (abstr.]
Path,: [adj. p. pret. Walk (place]
Pathetic,: [adj. a. Passion (apt.]
Patible quality.: Q.
Patience.: Vertue. Man. I. 8.

Herb.
Patient.: [adj.
Passion]
Patience]

a— [adj. p. Physician (per∣son]
Patin,: Wide shallow dish]

Cover of cup]
Patriarch.: Before Christ. RE. II. 1.

[Primate]
Patrician,: [Noble]
Patrimony,: [adj. p. Inherit (thing]
Patriot,: Lover of one's Na∣tion.]

Benefa∣ctour of one's Na∣tion.]
Patron,: of Dependent. RO. III. 9.

of Slave, [Master]

of Church-living, [adj. Giving (pot.]
Patronage,: [a. Patron]
Patronize.: [a. Patron]

[Protect]
Patronymic,: [adj. Family (name]

Page [unnumbered]

Pattern.: [Example]

[Type]
Pattin▪: vid. Patin.
[Under-adj. foot (jug.]
Paucity,: [Fewness]
Pave,: [a. Floor] sp. with stones]
Pavement,: [adj. Stone-floor]
Pavillion.: [Tent (augm.]
Paw,: [Multifidous foot]
Pawn.: RC. VI. 7.
Pawnage,: vid. Panage.
Pawnch,: Belly] PG. IV. 6.

Guts (aggr.]
to— [Un-a. bowel]
Pawse,: Discontinue]

Rest]
a— [Period]
Peace.: RM. O.
—ableness. Man. IV. 3.
to hold one's— [a.
Tacitur∣nity]
Silence]
Peach.: Tr. II. 1.
to— [Accuse]
Peacock,: [Bi. II. 2. sp. (male]
Peahen,: [Peacock (fem.]
Peal,: [Tunable ringing]
Pear.: Tr. I. 2.
Peasant,: Rustic (person]

Villain (person]
Pease.: HS. II. 2. A.
Chich— HS. III. 2.
Winged wild— HS. II. 5. A.
—Earth-nuts. HS. II. 7. A.
Peasecod,: [Cod of Pease]
Peccadillo,: [Sin (dim.]
Peccant,: adj. a. Sin]

Guilty]
Peck,: [Two gallons]
to— Mo. VI. 5. A.
Pectoral,: [adj. Breast]
Peculiar,: [Proper]
Pecuniary,: [adj. Money]
Pedal.
Pedant,: Teacher (corr.) of children]

adj. Pusillanimity (person]
Pedee.: RM. III. 8. A.
Pedegree,: [Series of Ancestors]
Pedestal.: Mag. V. 3.
Pedler,: [Wandring Merchant (corr.]
Pedling,: Sorry (dim.]

Little (corr.]
Pedobaptism,: [Baptism of In∣fants]
Peeble.: St. I. 2.
Peece.: [Part]
Chip]
Fragment]
—meal, [adv. Part (segr.]
all to —s, [In parts]

[Total]
...of one-
Entire]
Continued]

[Gun]

[20 s.]

to— [Repair]
sp. by adding fragment]
-together, [Together-joyn]
Peel,: vid. Pill.
Bakers— [Staff with Lamin at the end]
Peep.: —of day, [Day (inc.]

...to—
[See (end) secretly]
[Cry as Bird (young]
Peer.: [Equal]
—less, [Not adj. p. Equal (pot.]

[Nobleman]

[Factitious bank]
Peevishness,: [Moroseness]
Peg,: [Pin] sp. for fastning]
Peiony,: HS. I. 1.
Pelamis.: Fi. III. 4. A.
Pelf,: [Riches (corr.]
Pelican.: BI. IX. 4. A.
Pellet.: [Bullet (like]
Pellitory.: —of Spain. HF. V. 11.

—of the wall. HF. I. 16.
Pellucid,: [Transparent]
Pelmel.: [Game of striking bowl (dim.) through a hole]

[adv.
Mixture]
Confusion]
Pelt.: Sheeps— [Sh. skin]

Shepherds— [Sh. (vest.]

...to—
[Chafe▪]
[Cast stones]
Pen.: [Coop]

[adj. Writing (instr.]
-man, [adj. Wri∣ting
(person]
(Off.]
-knife, [K. for pens]
...to—
Sepiment]
Write]
Penal,: [adj. Punishment]
Penalty,: [Punishment]
Penance.: [Punishment]

[Repentance]
Pence,: [plur. Penny]
Pencil,: [adj. Painting (instr.]
Pendant.: [p. Hanging thing]

[Flag]
Pendu∣lous,: adj. a. Swing]

Doubtful]
Penetrate,: Into— ition]

Through- ition]

Out— ition]
Penguin.: Bi. IX. 6. A.
Penisle.: W. III. 4. O.
Penitent,: [adj. Repentance]
Penner,: [adj.
Pen (vess]
Writing (per∣son]
Penny.: Mea. IV. 2.
—father, [Penurious (per∣son]
—worth, [Price (manner]
Pennyroyal.: HF. VII. 8.
Pennywort.: Wall— HL. VIII. 6.
Pennon,: [Flag (dim.]
Pension,: [adj. a. Stipendiating (thing]
—er, [adj. p. Stipendiated (person]
Pensive,: [adj.
Grief
Think∣ing
(apt.]
Pent,: [adj. p. Sepiment]
Pentagon,: [Figure with five an∣gles]
Pentecost,: [Festival for descensi∣on of the Holy Ghost]
Penthouse,: [Protuberant margin of roof.]
Penuriousness.: op. to Liberality. Man. III. 3. E.

op. to Magnificence, [Sordid∣ness.]
Penury.: Poverty

Want.
People.: [Nation]

Common— RC. I. 5.

...to—
Fill
Furnish
with men]
Pepper.: Sh. II. 9.
—wort. HS. VI. 6.
Ginny— HS. IV. 8. A.
Wall— HL. VIII. 5. A.
Peradventure,: [adv.
Fortune]
Contin∣gence]
Perambu∣lation,: About— walk∣ing]

Through- walk∣ing]
Perce,: vid. Pi••rce.
Perceive.: a. Sense sp. inc.]

See. sp. inc.]

Understand sp. inc.]
Perceptible,: [adj. p. Perceive (pot.]
Perch.: [Transverse stick]

to— [Sit upon a stick]

Measure. Mea. I. 5.

Fish. Fi. IX. 6.

Sea— Fi. V. 10.
Percolation,: [Straining] O. VI. 4.
Percussion,: [Striking]
Perdition,: Destruction]

Loss]
Perdue.: RM. III. 7. A.
Peregrination,: [Travelling]
sp. forein]
Peregrine,: [adj. Foreiner]
Peremp∣tory,: Absolute]

Obstinate]
Perennial,: [During through the year]
Perfect.: T. III. 9.
[Finished]
[adj. Integrity]
[adj.
Art]
Experience]
Perfidiousness,: [Treachery]
Perforate.: [a. Hole (make]

[Through-bore]
Perforce,: [adj. Coaction]

Page [unnumbered]

Perform.: TA. III. 6.
Perfume,: [adj. a. Sweetness (thing]
Perfunctory.: [Slight]

[Heedless]

[Negligent]
Perhaps,: [adv.
Fortune]
Contin∣gence]
Adv. I. 2.
Periacantha.: Sh. IV. 5.
Perianthium,: [C••p] PP. II. 8.
Pericardium,: [Skin about the heart]
Pericarpium.: PP. II. 8. A.
Pericranium,: [Skin about the skull]
Peril,: [Danger] T. V. 1. O.
Perineum,: [Under-privities (part]
Period.: [a. Ceasing]

[End]

[Sentence] D. III. 1. A..

Point. D. I. 6. A.

Interpunction. D. I. 4.
Periodical,: [Returning at certain times]
Periphery,: Line about the ex∣tremity]

Circle▪] Mag. III. 2.
Periphrasi••,: [Paraphrase] D. V. 5. A
Periploca▪: Sh. I. 7. A.
Perish,: Decay]

p. Destruction]
Perista••i•• motion.: Mo. III. 1. A.
Peritonaeum,: [Membrane of the belly]
Perjury,: [Swearing a Lie]
Periwig,: [Factitious hair (aggr.]
Periwinkle.: Shrub. HS. VIII. 10.

Fish. Ex. VII. 6. A.
Perk,: [Proudly lift himself]
Perl.: Gem. St. III. 2.

Mother of— [Shell of the adj. a. Perl-oyster]

—in the ey, [Perl (like) spot in the ey]
Permanent,: [adj. Sp. I. 6.]
Permit.: [Not-forbid]

[Not-hinder]

[Yielding] TA. IV. 1.

[a. Licence]
Permutati••n,: [Change]
Pernicious,: [adj. ••. Destruction]
Pernoctation: [a. Night]
Perora••ion,: [Conclusion of ora∣tion]
Perpendicular,: [Direct]
Perpetrate.: [Doe]

[Perform]
Perpetual.: Sp. I. 8.
Perpetuity]
Perplex,: [Tangle]
...—ity.
[Tangling (apt.) difficulty]
[Anxiety]
Perqui∣site,: Necessary]

Expedient]
—s, [adj. Event profits]
Perry,: [Wine of Pears]
Perriwig,: [Factitious hair (aggr.]
Persecute.: [Pursue]

[Afflict]
For Religion. RE. III. 4. O.
Perseverance,: [Constancy]
Persevere,: [a. Constancy]
Persian shell.: Ex. VII. 7. A.
Persist,: [a.
Constancy]
Duration]
Persly,: vid. Parsly.
Person.: T. I. 4. A.
—Iudicial. RJ. I.
—Military. RM. III.
Degrees of— RC. I.
Personable,: [Figured (perf.]
Personage,: Person]

(manner]
Personal presence.: Sp. II. 1.
Personate,: [Imitate as Player]
Perspective,: [Seeing (art.]
Perspicacity,: [Sagacity]
Perspicuity,: [Plainness]
Perspiration,: [Transpiration]
Persuade.: RO. V. 2.
Persuasion.: AS. III. 6. A.
Pert.: Sprightly]

Vigorous]

(Confident]
Pertein,: vid. Pertinence.
Pertinacy.: Ha. IV. 7. E.
Pertinence.: TM. IV. 5.
Perturbation.: Molesting sp. by affecti∣on (augm.)

Confusion sp. by affecti∣on (augm.)
Perverseness.: NP. IV. 1. O.
Pervert.: [Seduce]

[Wrest]
Pervicacy.: [Pertinacy]
Peruse,: Through- consider]

All- consider]
Perwinkle,: vid. Periwinkle.
Pesant,: Rustic (person]

Villain]
Pest,: [Plague]
Pester,: [Molest] sp. (freq.]
Pestife∣rous,: adj. a. Plague]

Hurtful (augm.]
Pestilence,: [Plague] S. II. 3. A.
Pestle,: [Br••ying (instr.) Cylin∣drical (fig.]
—of Pork, [Thigh—]
Pet,: [Anger (imp.]
Petard,: [Ordnance (like) ma∣chin for breaking gate]
St. Peters fish,: [Doree] Fi. IV. 12.
St. Peter's wort.: HS. V. 7. A.
Petition: [Entreaty]

Religious. RE. IV. 2. A.
Petrifie,: [a. Stone (make]
Petronel,: [Horseman's gun]
Petty,: Little]

Sorry]
Petticoat,: [Loose thigh (vest]
Pettifogger,: [Lawyer (corr.]
Pettishness,: [Moroseness]
Petulance,: [Impudent wanton∣ness]
Pew,: [About-sepimented seat]
Pewter.: Met. II. 2.
Phantasy,: [Fancy]
Phantasm,: [Seeming (thing) to fancy (corr.]
Phantastic,: adj. a. Fancy (corr.]

Conceited]
Pharmaceutical operation.: O. VI. A
Phenicopter.: Bi. VIII. 2.
Phenix.
Phesant.: Bi. II. 3.
Phyllyrea.: Sh. III. 3.
Philologer.: RC. II. 4.
Philosopher.: RC. I. 1. A.
Philtre,: [adj. a. Love (make] medicin]
Phlebotomy.: Mo. IV. 6.
Phlegm.: PG. I. 6.
Pholas.: Ex. VIII. 8.
Phrase,: Sentence (manner]

Instead-word]
Phrenetic,: [adj. Frenzy]
Phylactery,: [Written (lam.) to be worn]
Physic,: [adj. a Physician (thing]
Physician.: RC. II. 3.
Physiognomy.: [Face (manner]

[Wizarding by inspection of the face.]
Physis.: Fi. V. 11.
Py.: Provision. Pr. I. 4. A.

Bird.
Mag— Bi. I. 8.
Sea— [Sea-mew] Bi. VII. 8.
Piacular,: [That ought to be ex∣piated by sacrifice]
Piazza,: [About-housed Area.]
Pibble.: St. I. 4.
Pick.: [Peck]

[Pluck]

[Open]
...—a lock.

[Discover]
...—out.
...—a secret.

[Chuse]
—out, [a. Election]

[Gather]
...—up.

[Gain]
—out of one, [Gain from one]
—a quarrel, [Obtain (end) an occasion of q.]
—a thank, [Obtain (end) thanks [sp. by accusing]

[Pilfer]
—Pocket, [a. Theft out of p.]
—Purse, [a. Theft out of p.]

[Cleanse]
— a bo••e one's ear one's teeth, [Cleanse b.]
— a bo••e one's ear one's teeth, [Cleanse e]
— a bo••e one's ear one's teeth, [Cleanse t]

Page [unnumbered]

Pickax,: [adj. a. Pecking ham∣mer]
Picked,: [adj. p. Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.
Pickeer,: [a. Skirmish]
Pickerel,: [Pike (dim.]
Pickeroon,: [adj. a. Bootying ship.]
Pickle,: [adj, a. Pickling (things] [State (corr.]
Pickling.: Pr. III. 9.
Pickrel,: [Pike (dim]
Picture.: Pr. VI. 8.
Pied,: [Variegated]
Pierce.: Into—
ition]
thrusting]

[Boring]

—a vessel, [Broach a v.]

...—ing pain,
Pricking]
Smarting]

—er, [Boring (instr.]
Piety.: to God, [Religion (hab.]

to Parents, [Gratitude]
Pig,: [Hog (young] Be. II. 4.
Ginny— Be III. 6. A.
—of lead, [Cast (thing) of Lead.]
Pigeon.: Bi. III. 1.
Piggin,: [Tub (dim.]
Pike.: [Spear] RM. V. 3.

Fish. Fi. IX. 1.
Pilchard: Fi. III. 10. A.
Pile.: [Post]

[Heap]

[Emroid]

—wort. HF. IX. 4. A.
Pilfer,: [a. Theft (dim.]
Pilgrim,: [Vow'd traveller for Religion.]
Pill.: a—
[Ball (dim.]
[Rinde]

to—
Strip,
rinde]
clothe]
[Un-a.
rinde]
clothe]
[Rob]
Pillage.: [Robbery]

[Booty]
Pillar.: Po. III. 5.
Pillaster,: [Pillar (dim.]
Pillion,: [Woman's riding cushi∣on]
Pillory,: [Imprisoning (jug.) for head and hands]
Pillow,: [Cushion for the head]
—beer, [Case of Pillow]
Pilot.: RN. V. 4. A.
Pimpernel.: HS. V. 10. A.
Pimple,: [Pustule] S. III. 1.
Pin.: Figure.
—without head. Mag. IV. 1.
—with head. Mag. VI. 2. A.
—fish. Fi. VI. 2. A.
—and web, [Suffusion in the ey.]
—fold, [Imprisoning (sep.) for beasts.]
...to—
Bolt]
Shut]
—a house, [Under-fill the foundation]
Pincer,: [adj. Pinching (jug.]
Pinch.: [a▪ Compression]
as pain, [Twitch]

[a. Narrow (make]
—penny, [Penurious (per∣son]

[a. Anxiety]
Pine.: Tr. V. 4. A.
—apple, [Nut of the Pine∣tree]
to— [a.
Decaying]
Lean (augm.]
Pink.: Flower. HS. V. 1. A.

[Ship (dim.]

to—Pr. III. 5.

—eyed, [Narrow ey]
Pinna.: Ex. VIII. 7.
Pinnace,: [Ship (dim.]
Pinnacle,: [Turret for orna∣ment]
Pinnion.: Figure. Mag. V. 5. A.

—of wing, [Elbow—]

to— [a. Bonds for the arms]
Pinte.
Pioneer.: RM. III. 8.
Piony.: HS. I. 1.
Pious,: [adj. Piety]
Pip.: [Point]

[Disease]
Pipe.: [Tube]
Square. Mag. V. 9.
Round. Mag. V. 9. A.

[Barrel]

Measure.

Wind— PG. VI. 1. A.

—tree. Sh. IV. 1.

White— Sh. V. 3. A.

to— [a.
Music with pipe]
Acuteness]
Piper,: [Tub-fish] Fi. IV. 5.
Pipkin,: [Earthen (dim.) adj. boiling (vess.]
Pippin.
Pique,: Malignity sp. secret]

Hatred sp. secret]
Pirate,: [adj. Sea-robber.]
Pisces,: [Last of the 12 parts of the Zodiac.]
Piscis triangularis.: Fi. VIII. 3.
—Cornutus. Fi. VIII. 3. A.
Pish,: [Int. of
Contempt]
Aversation]
Pismire,: [Ant] Ex. IV. 5.
Pissing.: Mo. IV. 8.
Pistach.: Tr. IV. 2.
Pistol.: [adj. Hand-gun (dim.]

Money.
Pit,: [Dent]
Arm— [Concave (part) under the arm]
—fall, [Concave (place) in the earth for catching birds]
Pitch.: [Height]
—of a hill, [Obliquity (inc.)—]

[Tar boyled to a consi∣stence]

...to—
[Smear with Pitch]
—Camp, Place c.]
—Net, Direct n.]
—Tens, Fix t.]
—a floor, [a. Floor with stones]
Pitcher,: [Earthen pot.]
Pitchfork,: [Fork]
Piteous,: vid. Pittiful.
Pith.: PP. I. 5. A.
Pithy.: [adj.
Pith]
Importance]
Pittance,: Part (dim.]

Proportion (dim.]
Pittty.: AS. IV. 7. O.
Pittiful,: [adj.
a. Pitty (apt.]
p. Pitty (apt.]
Pittiless.: [Not-adj. a. Pitty]

[Cruel]
Pituitous,: [adj. Phlegm.]
Pizzle,: [Genital (male]
Placable,: [Un-adj. p. anger (apt.]
Placard,: Patent]

Edict]
Place.: Proper. Sp. II.
[Situation]
—Military. RM. VI.
[House (augment.]
[Order]
[Dignity]
[Degree] RC. I.
[Office]
[Stead]

...to—
a. Place]
Put]

...chuse in ones's—
[a.
Substitute (make]
Successor (make]

...give—
Yield Superiority (sign]
Take Superiority (sign]

...take—
Yield Superiority (sign]
Take Superiority (sign]
Placid,: [Meek]
Plagiary.: [Stealer of
Men]
Writings]
Plague.: [Pestilence] S. II. 3 A.

[Adversity (augm.]

...to—
Afflict]
Punish]
Play.: op. to Work. O. A.

—fellow, [Companion in play.]

—with, [Together-play]

Imitate]

a. Action]

—fast and loose, [a. Light∣ness.]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Plaice.: Fi. VII. 4.
Plain.: Plain. Mag. III. 4.

Even.] Q. VI. 2.

Champain. W. III. 1.

Carpenter's— [adj. a. Even (instr.]

Not-obscure. D. III. 9.

Manifest] TA. I. 9.

Simple]

Mean]

Homely]

Sincere]

Frank]
Plaint,: [Complaint]
Plaintiff.: RJ. I. 4.
Plais.: Fi. VII. 4.
Plaister,: vid. Plaster.
Plait,: vid. Pleit.
Plancher,: [Room for fatting of Boar]
Plane.: Tr. VI. 10. A.
[adj. a. Even (instr.]
Planet.: W. II. 3.
—struck.
Planisphere,: [Picture of sphere in plain]
Plank,: [Thick adj. wood (la∣min]
to—[a. Floor with wood (la∣min]
Plant.: W. V. 2.
to— Q. III. 6.
—guns, [Place guns on bank]
—a Country, [a. Colony]
—of foot, [Bottom—]
Plaintain.: Herb. HL. VII. 2.

Sea— HL. VII. 4.

Tree. Tr. I. 9.
Plantation.: [Planting]

[Colony] RC. III. 1. A.
Plash,: [Spread boughs]
—of water, [Lake (dim.]
—y, [adj. Lake dim.]
Plaster.: Medecin. Pr. VI. 4. A.

Morter. El. IV. 5. A.

—er, [adj. Morter (mech.]
Plastic,: [Figuring (art.]
sp. by
Carving]
Moulding]
Plat,: vid. Pleit.
Plate.: [Lamin] sp. Metall (lam.]

[Vessel] sp. of Silver or Gold]
[Shallow dish]
Platform.: Exemplar]

Description by lines]

Sconce]
Platter,: [Shallow dish (augm.]
Plaudite: Praise (voice]

Joy (voice]
Plausible,: [adj. p. Praise (apt]
Plea,: RJ. II. 3. A.
Pleader.: RJ. I. 7.
Pleasant.: T. IV. 2.
[adj. a. Delectation (apt.]
[adj. Mirth]
[adj. Urbanity]
Pleasing.: [Delectation]

[Appeasing]
Pleasure.: Ha. II. 3.
[Delectation]
[Will]
at one's— [According to ones will]
to—one, [a.
Benefactor]
Compla∣cence]
Plebeian,: [adj. People (kinde]
Pledge,: [Pawn]
to—one, [Answer in drink∣ing]
Pleit: Fold in wrinkles]

Weave with the fingers]
Plenary,: Full]

Totall]

Perfect]
Plenipotentiary,: [Perfectly au∣thorized]
Plenty,: [Abundance]
Pleonasm,: [Abounding (manner) of sentence]
Plethory.: S. I. 3.
Pleurisie.: S. V. 6.
Ply,: [a.
Diligence]
Operation]
Pliable: [adj.
Limberness]
a. Obedience (apt.]
p. Persuasion (apt.]
Pliant,: [adj.
Limberness]
a. Obedience (apt.]
p. Persuasion (apt.]
Plight,: [Oblige]
[State]
in good— [adj. Vigour]
Plot.: Area]

Description by lines]

[Design]
Plover.: green— Bi. VII. 2.

grey— Bi. VII. 2. A.
Plow,: [adj. Plowing (jug.]
—ing. O. III. 1. A.
Pluck,: Pull]
Draw]

—a Bird, [Un a. feather]
Sheeps— [Sh. PG. VI.]
Plug,: (Wooden adj. stopping (thing]
Plum.: PP. III. 2.
—tree. Tr. II. 2. A.
Plumb,: [Perpendicular]
—rule,
Perpendicu∣larness mea¦su∣ring (instr.]
Transversness mea¦su∣ring (instr.]
Plume,: [Feather] PP. V. 1.
[Feathers (aggr.) for orna∣ment]
...to—
Un- a. Feather]
a. Order (perf.) the feathers]
Plummer,: [adj. Lead (mech.]
Plummet,: [Weight (dim.]
Carpenter's— [Weight for measuring perpendicular∣ness.]
Plump.: [Fat]

[Convex (perf.) with fat∣ness]
Plunder,: [Booty]
Plunge,: Dive (make]

Difficulty (imp.]
Plural,: [adj. Plurality]
—ity. TM. III. 2. O.
Pluff,: [Silk adj. p. superficies with long tuft]
Poche.: [Hunt (corr.]

—egg, [a. Consistence by boiling] sp. unshelled]
Pock.: Small— S. II. 4.

—hole, [Concave Pox (sign]

French— S. II. 6.

—wood [Guaiacum] Tr. VII. 2.
Pocket,: [adj. Garment (bag]
Pod,: [Cod] PP. III. 5. A.
Poem,: [adj. p. Poet (thing]
Poet.: RC. II. 4. A.
Poetry,: [adj. Poet (art.]
Poinard,: [adj. Pricking (apt.) sword (dim.]
Point.: Title. Mag. I. 1.
—blank, [Transverse]
Full— [Period]

[Instant]
...—of death.

[Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.
—in the compass, [A two and thirtieth part of the cir∣cle.]
—in Tables, [A four and twentieth part of the Area.]
—of land, [Promontory]

[Cord (dim.]

[Part]
...in every—
...it is a—of

[State]
...'tis come to that—

[Proposition]

[Case]

[Question]
...—in controversie.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Poise.: [Try the gravity]

[Weigh equally]
Poisoning.: RJ. V. 5. A.
Poke,: [Bag]
Pole,: vid. Poll.
[Staff (augm.]
—ax, [Cut∣ting
Club]
Hammer]
—of Cart. Po. V. 5. A.
—of a ship. RN. III. 3. A.
—of a globe. Mag. II. 1. A.
Measure. Mea. I. 5.
Fish. Fi. VII. 2.
Polecat.: Be. IV. 5.
Polemic: [adj.
RM.]
Disputation]
Policy.: [Wisdom]

[Government]

Civil— [adj. RC. (art.]

—of assurance, [Bond against loss]
Polipus.: Ex. IX. 1.
sweet—Ex. IX. 1. A.
Polish.: [a. Smooth]

[Brighten]
Polite,: Beautiful]

Adorn'd]
Political Relation▪: RC.
Poll,: vid. Pole.
[Hinder part of the neck]
by the— [adv. Persons (segr.]
...to—
[Cut (perf.) the hair]
[a. Tax]
Oppress]
Impoverish by taxes]
Pollard.: [Deer (male) adj. pret. let go his horns]

[Lopped tree]
Pollute,: [Defile]
Poltron,: [Coward]
Polygamy,: [Having many wives]
Polygon,: [Having many angles]
Polymountain.: HF. VI. 6.
Polypody.: HL. I. 6.
Polysyllable,: [Having many syl∣lables]
Poman∣der,: Sphear of per∣fumes]

Apple (like] of per∣fumes]
Pomecitron,: [Apple of the Ci∣tron-tree]
Pomegranat.: —tree. Tr. I 6.
Pomel,: [adj. Sphear (part]
to—[Bear]
Pomp,: [Solemnity]
Pompholyx.: Met. IV. 2. A.
Pompion.: HS. VII. 1.
Pompous∣ness,: Solemnity (augm.]

Magnificence]
Pond,: [Lake. W. IV. 7. A. (dim.]
—weed. HL. VII. 8.
narrow leaved— HF. VIII. 6. A.
Fish— Po. I. 6.
Ponder.: [Deliberate]

[Meditate]

[Consider]
Ponderousness,: [Heaviness]
Poniard,: vid. Poinard]
Pontage,: [Tax for bridge]
Pontificial.: [adj.
Bishop]
Primate]
Pool.: W. IV. 7. A.
Poop,: [Hinder part of ship]
Poor.: [adj. Poverty]

Needy, [adj. wanting]

[Lean]

[Little]

[Sorry]

[adj. p. Pitty (apt.]

—ness, [Poverty]
Pop,: Bladder]

Sound of breaking of bladder]
—gun, [Gun (like) Tube]
Pope.: [Father]

[Bishop] sp. of Rome]
Popinjay,: [Parrot]
Poplar: black— Tr. VI. 8.

white— Tr. VI. 8. A.
Poppet,: [Statue (dim.]
Poppy.: HS. VI. 4.
bastard— HS. VI. 4. A.
horned— HS. IV. 10.
Populace,: [People (kind]
Popular.: [adj. People]

[Beloved by the people]
Populous,: [adj. p. People (aug.]
Porcellane.: Herb. HL. VIII. 3.

Vessel.
Porch,: [adj. Door (room.]
Porcupine.: Be. III 5.
Pore.: Mag. VI. 1.
...—blind.
to— [Look
near]
fixedly]
Pork,: [Hog's flesh]
Porker,: [Young hog]
Porphyry,: [Reddish Marble]
Porpois.: Fi. I. 1. A.
Porrage,: vid. Pottage.
Porringer,: vid. Pottinger.
Port.: [Haven]

[Gate]

—hole. RN. II. 7.

[adj. out-side Dignity]
Portable,: [adj. p. Carry
(pot.]
(apt.]
Portage,: [Payment for carri∣age]
Portal,: [Door (room]
Portcullis.: RM. VI. 8. A.
Portentous,: [Fore-signing some evil (augm.]
Porter,: [adj. Door (Off.]
[Bearer]
Porthole.: RN. II. 7.
Portion.: [Part]

[adj. Proportion (part]

Wife's— [W. part of the Inhe∣ritance]
Portmantean,: [adj. Riding-bag]
Portray,: a. Description]

a. Picture]
Portsale,: [Public sale]
Pose.: [Try] sp. by questions

Non-plus. D. VI. 8.
Posie,: Flowers (aggr.]

Sentence upon-written]
Position.: Proposition]

Affirmation]

Site]

Posture]
Positive.: T. III. 3.
Positure,: [Posture]
Posnet,: [Standing pot with a handle]
Possess,: Have]
Hold]
a. Possession]

—ion. Po.
Prescription, [Custom of possession]
take— (Possess (inc.]
Posset,: [Broth of coagulated milk]
Possibility.: T. IV. 4.
Post.: [Wooden column]

[Swift,
Carrier]
Messenger]
ride— [Ride on divers horses successively]

to— [adv. Swiftness (ition.] sp. Riding]
[Publish by writing on co∣lumn]

—accounts [Write the summes in another
page]
book]
Post-date,: [Date after pret. writing]
Posteriority,: [Succeeding (abstr.]
Posterity,: [Descendents (aggr.] RO. I. 1. O.
Postern,: [adj. Hinder-part (door]
Posthumous,: [Born after Father's death]
Postil,: [adj. p. Preaching (thing]
Postilion,: [Before-riding (per∣son]
Postpone,: [Less esteem]
Postscript,: After- written (thing]

Under- written (thing]
Postulation,: [Demand]
Posture.: AC. VI. A.
Pot.: Pr. V. 5.
—companions, [adj. a. Drun∣kenness c.]
—hangers, [adj. a. Hanging (jug.) for pot.]
—herb, [H. for broth]
—lid, [adj. Covering (thing) for pot.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Potable,: [adj. p. Drink (apt.]
Potato.: HS. IX. 3·.
Potent,: [adj. Power]
Potentate,: Powerful (person]

Prince]
Potential,: T. III. 5. O.
Potgun.: [Gun (like) Tube]
Potion,: [Potable (thing]
sp. Medicinal]
Potsherd,: [Fragment of earthen (vess.]
Pottage,: [Broth]
Potter,: [adj. O. IV. A. (mech.]
Pottinger,: [Dish for broth]
Pottle,: [Two quarts]
Potulent,: [adj. p. Drink (apt.]
Pouch.: [Bag (dim.]

[Stomach].

••o— [Swallow]
Pouder.: TM. VI. 4. A.
gun— RM. V. 7. A.
...to—
[a. Pouder (make]
Sprinkle. Pr. III. 7. A.
sp. with salt]
Poverty.: Ha. II. 2. O.
Poult,: [Grouse]
Poultice,: [Soft plaster]
Poultry,: [Cock Bi. II. 1. (kinde]
Pounce,: [Claw of bird]
to— [Pink]
Pound.: Weight. Mea. III. 5.

Money. Mea. IV. 5.

Pinfold, [Imprisoning (sep.) for beasts.]

...to—

[Imprison]

[Bray with Cylinder] Mo. VI. ••.
Poun∣dage,: Tax adv. Pound (segr.]

Payment adv. Pound (segr.]
Pourcontrel.: Ex. IX. 1.
Pouring.: O. II 8.
Pourtraicture,: [Picture]
Pout,: [Angry mouth (manner]
to— AC. IV. 2. O.
Eel— Fi. VI. 6. A.
[Heathcock] Bi. II. 5.
Power.: Natural— NP.

Might] Ha. II. 6.

Authority]

—full, [adj. a. Power]

in one's— [adj. p. Power]
Pox.: French— S. II. 6.

Small— S. II. 4.
Practice.: RC. II. A.
—Law RC. II. A. L.]
—Physic RC. II. A. P.]
Action]
Endeavour]
Essay]
Exercise]
—ed, [Expert]
Pragmaticalness,: [Diligent (corr.]
Pray.: RE. IV. 1.
Prayer,: [adj. RE. IV. 1. (thing]
Praise.: RO. V. 8.
Prance,: Go proudly]

Trot]
Prank.: [Extraordinary action]

...to—

[a. Ornate (make]
Prate,: [a. Loquacity]
Pratic,: [Licence to trade]
Prattle,: [a. Loquacity]
Pravity,: [Evil (abstr.]
Prawn,: [Shrimp] Ex. VI. 4.
Preach.: RE. IV. 4.
Preamble,: [Prologue]
Prebendary,: [As∣sessor of
Cathedral
Collegiate
Church]
Precaution,: [Warning]
Precedence.: Sp, I. 2. E.
Precedent.: [Exemplar]

[Preceding]
Precellence,: [Excellence]
Precept,: [Command]
Precinct,: [Authority (place]
Precious,: [adj. Price (augm.]
—stone, [Gem]
Precipice,: [Steep (place]
Precipitate.: Chymic. O. VI. 3. A.

Capital punishment. RJ. V. 3. A.

[Hast (exc.]

[a. Rashness]
Precise.: Perfect (augm.]

Regular (augm.]

[Scrupulous]
Precocity,: [Soon (exc.) Ripe∣ness.
Precognition,: [Before-know∣ing]
Precontract,: [Before-contract]
Predatory,: [adj. a. Booty]
Predecessor,: [adj. Preceding (person]
Predestinate,: [Before
determine]
appoint]
Predicable,: [adj. p. Predicate (apt.]
Predicament.: TA.
Predicate,: D. II. 5. A.
Predication,: [a. Predicate]
Prediction,: Before-telling]

Prophecy]
Predominant,: More power∣ful]

adj. a. Victory]
Pre-election.: [Rather-chusing]
Pre-eminence.: SuperIority]

Excellence]

Dignity]

Privilege]
Preemp∣tion,: Before-buying.]

First-buying.]
Preexistence,: [Before-actual∣ness]
Preface,: [Prologue]
Prefect,: [adj.
Autho∣rity
Office
(person]
...—ure,
Authority]
Office]
Prefer.: More- esteem]

Before- chuse]

—person, [adj. a.
Dignity]
Power]

—bill, [adj. a. Bill]
Prefigure,: [Before adj. a. type]
Prefix,: [Before- adj. a.
Fasten]
Appoint]
Pregnant,: Full]

Important]
Prey,: [Booty]
Prejudice,: [Before-opinion (corr.]
...—ial,
Hurtful]
Impedient]
Prejudicate,: [Before-
a. Sentence]
Condemn]
Preke,: [Pourcontrel] Ex. IX. 1.
Prelate,: [Bishop] RE. II. 4. A.
Prelude,: [adj. Preparation play]
Premeditate,: [Before-medi∣tate]
Premise,: [Before-
put]
suppose]
Premonish,: [Before-warn]
Premunire,: [Forfeiture of goods and liberty]
Prentice: [Disciple
(merc.]
(mech.]
Preoccupation,: [Before-possess]
Preordain,: [Before-ordain]
Prepare.: TA. III. 2.
—food. Pr. III.
Preponderate,: [More-weigh]
Preposition.: D. II. 8.
Preposterous,: [Against-order'd]
Prepuce,: [Skin to be cut off in Circumcision]
Prerogative.: RC. IV. 7.
Presage,: [Before-sign]
Presbyter.: RE. II. 5. A.
Prescience,: [Before-knowing]
Prescribe.: [Before-appoint]

—by Law, [a. Law]

—by Custom, [a. Right (make) by pret. custom]
Presence.: —in place. Sp. II. 1.

—chamber, [Room for King's presence]

—in time. Sp. I. 1.

[Sprightliness]
Present,: [adj. Presence]
...to—
[Represent]
[Accuse]
a— [Gift]
...Prn∣tation
Right of gi∣ving
Giving of right
Priest's (place]
Presently: adv. Present]

adv. Future (dim.]
Preserv,: Keep]

Defend]

Condite]
Action of God. AS. I. 4.

Page [unnumbered]

Preservative,: [adj. a. Preserve (thing)
President.: [Prefect]

[Example]
Press.: Thrusting]

a. Compression]

—to death. RJ. V. 3.

Printer's— [adj. a. Printing (jug.]

Wine— [adj. Wine (jug]

[a.
Dense
Fast
Hard
Heavy
make]

[a.
Necessity]
Coaction]
—souldiers, [a. Souldier (make) by coaction]

[a.
Persuade
Intreat
(augm.]

...a—

Throng, [Dense
Multitude]
Aggre∣gate]

...—for
...Apparel
...Books
[Box—]
Pressure,: Pressing]

Necessity]

Affliction]
Prest,: [Ready]
Prestigiator.: RC. II. 9. A.
Presume.: [a.
Boldness]
Confidence]

[a. Hope (corr.]
Presumption.: [Presuming]

[Strong argument]
sp, Conjectural]
Presumptuousness.: [Hope (corr.]

[Rashness]

Irreverence]

Arrogance]
Presuppose,: [Before-suppose]
Pretence.: Seeming cause]

Feigned cause]
Pretend.: [Seem (make]

[Dissemble]
Preterition,: [Omission]
Pretermit,: [Omit]
Pretext.: Seeming cause]

Feigned cause]
Pretty.: [Handsom (dim.]

[adj. Mediocrity]
Prevail.: [a.
Superiour]
Victory]

[Obtain]
Prevarication.: [Betraying by pleading]

[Deceit∣ful,
Action]
Speech]
Prevent.: TA. III. 9.
Previous,: [adj.
Preceding]
Preparation]
Pry,: See (end]

a. Spy]
Priapism.: Disease.
Price.: RC. V. 7.
Prick.: [Point].

Mark•• [adj. p. Object (thing]

Tooth] Mag. IV. 2.

Prickle, [Thorn] PP. I. 3. A.

—ing. Mo. VI. 7. A.

—pain. AC. II. 7. A.

—forward, [a. Impul∣sive]

—on, [a. Impul∣sive]

—in, [a. Plant]

up, [a. Direct]

—wood. Sh. I. 4. A.
Pricket,: [Buck. Be. II. 6. of the second year.]
Prickle,: [Thorn] PP. I. 3. A.
Pride.: Man. V. 2. D.
Priest.: Iewish— RE. II. 2.

Christian— RE. II. 5.
Primary,: [Chief]
Primate.: RE. II. 4.
Prime,: First]

Chief]
Primitive.: TM. IV. 1.
Primogeniture,: [First birth (abstr.]
Primrose.: HS. VIII. 1.
Prince.: RC. I. 2. A.
[King's Son]
—'s feather. HF. I. 15. A.
—'s wood. Tr. VII. 6. A.
Principal.: [Chief]

[Governour]

[Money
demised]
disbursed]

—ness. TM. IV. 4.
Principality.: [Government (place]
Principle.: [Cause]

[Rule]

[Element]
Print.: [Mark]

[Impression]

—ing. AC. III. 7. A.
Prior,: [Abby (Off.]
Priority,: [Preceding (abstr.]
Prism.: Mag. III. 6. O.
Prison,: [Imprisonment (place]
Prisoner.: Reputed Criminal. RJ. I. 3. O.
[adj. p. Imprison (person]
Pristin,: Former]

Old]
Privado,: [Friend (augm.]
Private.: op, to Public, [adj. TM. V. 5. O.

[Concealed]
—man, [Not-magistrate]
Privateer,: [Private man of war.]
Privation,: [a. Privative]
Privative.: T. III. 3. O.
Privet.: Sh. II. 11.
Ever-green— Sh. III. 3. A.
Mock— Sh. III. 3.
Privy.: [Knowing]

[Accessory]

[Hidden]

[Secret]
—parts. PG. VI. ••.

Jakes, [Dunging (room]
Privilege.: RC. IV. 7. A.
—ed place, [p. Immunity (place]
Privities.: PG. VI. 8.
Prize.: [Booty]

[Reward of victory]

Fighting sp. for wager]

Gaming sp. for wager]

...to—

[a.
Price]
Value]

[Esteem]
Probable,: [adj.
Opinion
Probation
(apt.]
Probation.: D. VI. 6.
—er, [adj. p. Essaying (per∣son]
Probe,: [Depth measure (pin]
Problem,: Proposi∣tion to be dis∣puted]

Question to be dis∣puted]
Proboscis,: [Trunk] PP. V. 4. A.
Proceed.: TA. VI. 2.
...-from,
[adj. p.
Cause
Birth
Being
from]
-ings, [Series of actions.]
-Iudicial. RJ. II.
...the—
Gain]
Revenue]
Process.: [a. Proceeding]

[Series]

—of a bone, [Protuberant (part]

—of time, [After
some
much
time]

—in law, [Citation]
sp. written]
Procession.: [Proceeding]

[Solemn about-walking]
Proclaim,: [Publish] sp. solemn∣ly]
Proclama∣tion: Publishing]

Edict]
Proclivity,: [Inclinableness]
Procra∣stinate: Delay sp. till next day.]

Protract sp. till next day.]
Procreate,: [Generate]
Proctor.: [Substitute]

[Advocate]
Procuration.: [adj. Proctor (make]
sp. writing]

[Procuring]
Procure.: [Cause]

[Furnish]

[Obtain]
Prodigality.: Man. III. 1. E.

Page [unnumbered]

Pro∣digy,: Preter-natural (thing]

Extraordinary (thing]
sp. before-signing a. ad∣versity]
Prodigious.: [adj. Prodigy]

[Great (augm.]
Produce.: [Out-take] sp. from conceal∣ing (place.]

[a. Cause]

—fruit, [a. Fruit]

—by Multiplication, [a. Pro∣duct]

[Known (make]

Extend]

Long (make]

Continue]
Product.: TM. VI. 8. O.
Proem,: [Prologue]
Profane.: Irreligious, [adj. RE. IV. D.]

[Not-consecrated]

to—, RE. V. 1. O.
Profess: [a. Profession]
...—ion
[Acknowledgment]
Calling. RC. II.
Proffer,: [Offer]
Proficient,: [adj. Profit]
Profit.: [adj. Profitable (thing]

[Gain]

[Revenue]

—able. T. IV. 1.

to— [a. Profit]

—in learning, [Increase—]
Profligate.: [Driven away]

[Vicious (augm.]
Profound.: [Deep]

[Obscure]
Profundity.: [Depth]

[Obscureness]
Profuse,: Prodigal]

Squandering]
Progeny,: [Descen∣dents
(kinde]
(aggr.]
Progenitor.: RO. I. 1.
Prognosticate.: [Before-
know]
tell]
Progress.: Proceeding]

Journey]

[Increase]

...—ion.

[Proceeding]
—of Animals. Mo. I.
Continuing]
Joyning]
Prohibit.: [Forbid]

[Hinder]
Projecting.: [Designing]

[Contriving]
Projection.: —Chymic, [a. Factitious Gold]

—of sphere, [Repressing it up∣on a Plain]
Prolation,: [Articulation]
Prole,: [Wander seeking]
Prolifical,: [Fruitful]
Prolix,: [Long (augm.]
[Ample]
Prolocutor,: [adj. Speaking (Off.]
sp.
First
Chief
Speaker]
Prologue.: D. V. 8.
Prolong.: [Lengthen]

[Delay]
Prominent,: [Protuberant]
Promiscu∣ous,: Mixed]

Confused]
Promise.: RO. V. 6.
—to God, [Vow]
—in contract. RO. VI. 3.
—for another, [Stipulate]
Espouse. RO. II. 3.
Promontory,: W. III. 4.
Promooter,: [adj. Accusing (Off.]
Promote.: [a. Help]

[a. Dignity]
Prompt.: [adj.
Dispatch]
Alacrity]

[adj. p. Disciple (apt.]

[adj. Sagacity]

to— [Dictate secretly]
Promptuary,: [adj. Laying-up (place]
Promulgate,: [Publish]
Prone,: [adj. p.
Disposition]
Inclination]
Prong,: [adj. Pricking (apt.) Fork]
Pronoun.: D. II. 7.
Pronounce,: [v. Articulate]
Proof.: [Probation]

[Essaying]
of— [adj. p. Essaying]
in— [Fat]
Prove.: Probation]

Confirmation]

[Essay]

[Become]
Prop.: Po. III. 7.
Propagate,: [v. Multitude (kind]
Propensity,: Alacrity]

Inclination (apt.]
Proper.: op. to Common. [adj. TM. IV. 6.]

op. to Figurate [adj. D. III. 6.

[Tall]
Property.: [Proper (thing]

[Propriety]
Prophane.: Irreligious. [adj. RE. IV. D.]

[Not-consecrated]

to— RE. V. 1. O.
Prophesie,: [a. Prophet]
Prophet.: RE. II. 1. A.
Propinquity,: [Nearness]
Propitiation,: Un-enemy]

Un-guilty]

Un-anger]
sp. by Sacrifice]
Propitious,: [adj. Favour]
Proportion.: Mea. A.
—Arithmetical, [Equality of differences]
well—ed, [Figured (perf-]
Propose.: [a. Proposition]

[Offer]
Proposition.: D. V. 1.
Propound,: vid. Propose.
Proprietary,: [Proper owner]
Propriety.: RC. IV. 5.
Prorogue,: [a. Stay till another time]
Proscarab.: Ex. I. 6.
Proscribe,: [Pub∣lish
Command
Permission
to kill]
Prose.: D. III. 4.
Prosecute.: AS. IV. 6.
—judicially, [Continue adj. a. Accuser]
Proselyte,: [Convert]
Prosodia,: [Measuring (art) of quantities of syllables]
Prospect,: [adj. p. See (pot.]
(Place]
(Area]
—ive glass, [Glass (instr.) for seeing remote (things]
Prosperity.: Ha. I. 2.
Prostitute,: [adj. p. object (make) adv. common]
sp. to a. Unchastness]
a— [Commona. unchast (fem]
Prostrate,: [Lying] AC. VI. 7. O.
Prosyllogism,: [Preceding Syllo∣gism.]
Protect.: Man. VI. 4.
[Conservation]
[Defending]
Protest.: RC. VI. 3. A.
—against. RJ. II. 8.
Protono∣tary,: First notary]

Chief notary]
Proto∣type,: First type.]

Chief type.]
Protract.: TA. III. 5. O.
Protuberance.: Mag. IV. 3.
Proud,: [adj. Pride]
—bitch, [adj. Coition (apt) b.]
Prove,: vid. Proove.
Provender,: [Corn for horses]
Proverb,: [Adage]
Provide.: [a. Providence]

[Furnish]

-for, [a. Heedfulness against]

...—ed that,
Conditionally that.]
If.]
Providence.: —of God. AS. I. 2.

—of Man. Man. III. 2.
Provident,: [adj. a. Providence]
Province.: RC. III. 3.
—Eccesiastical, [Primate's (place]
Provincial,: [adj. Province]

Page [unnumbered]

Provision.: [a. Providence]

Necessaries. Pr.
Proviso,: [adv. Condition]
Provoke.: [a.
Cause]
Impulsive]

[Angry (make]

Challenge. RM. I. 2.
Provost,: [adj.
Authority
Office
(person]
Prow,: [Fore-part of a ship]
Prowess,: [a. Fortitude]
Proxy,: [Substituted (person]
Proximity,: [Nearness]
Prudence,: [Wisdom.]
Prune.: [Plum]

to— O. III. 8.
Prunel.
Psalm.: RE. IV. 3. A.
Psalter,: [Book of Psalms]
Ptisan,: [Broth of Barley]
sp. Medicinal.]
Publican,: [adj. Tax (Off.]
Publicness.: TM. V. 5.
Publish,: [a. Publicness (make]
Pucker,: [Un- a. Evenness by shrinking]
Puck-fist,: [Fuzball] HL. I. 2. A.
Pudding.: Pr. I. 2. A.
—grass, [Penny-royal]
Puddle,: [Stagnum] W. IV. 7. A.
[Durty water]
to— [a. Durty (make]
Puet,: [Lapwing] Bi. VII. 1.
Puff.: Wind (imp.]

Breath (imp.]

[Swell] sp. with wind] S. I. 5. A.

—up, [a. Proud (make]
Puffin.: Bi. IX. 6.
Pug,: [Monkey]
Puissance,: [Power]
Puke,: [Vomit.]
Pulchritude,: [Beauty]
Pule,: [Acute grief (voice]
Pull.: O. I. 4. sp. looking toward the object.] sp. without suc∣cess]
—bird, [Un- a. feather b.]
...—down,
Diminish]
Weaken]
—in pieces, [Tear into frag∣ments]
Pullein,: [Cock Bi. II. 1.
(kinde]
(aggr.]
Pullet,: [Young hen]
Pully,: [adj. O. I. 3. (jug.]
Pullulate,: [Sprout (inc.]
Pulp.
Pulpit,: [Preaching (place]
Pulse.: Motion. Mo. III. 1.

[Legumen]

oyly purging— HS. VII. 10. A.
Pulverize,: [a. Powder (make]
Pumice.: St. I. 7.
Pump.: Po. VI. 3. A.
Shoe, [limber-bottom'd adj. foot (vest.]
to—out, [Know (end) by questioning]
Pumpion.
Punaise,: [Wall-louse] Ex. II. 6. A.
Punch,: [Thrust (imp.]
[adj. p. Hole (make) by stri∣king]
[Drink of Brandy and Wa∣ter]
Punctilio,: [Point (dim.]
Punctual,: [Perfect]
Pungent,: [Pricking]
Puny,: New] sp. Learner]

Unexpert]
Punishment.: Ha. I. O.
—Capital. RJ. V.
—not Capital. RJ. VI.
Punk,: [adj. Unchast (fem.]
Pupil.: RO. III. 4. O.
Puppet,: [Image (dim.) of man]
Puppy,: [Dog. Be. III, 1. (young]
Purblind,: [Not-adj. a. See (pot.) remote (things]
Purchase,: [Buy]
Pure.: [Simple]

[Clean]

—ness. TM. V. 7.

[Holy]
Purgation.: Mo. IV.
vid. Purge.
Purgatory,: [Punishment (place) for purging from sin]
Purge.: Evacuation. Mo. IV.

[Dunging] sp. by Physic]

[Cleanse]

[Pure (make]

Expiating [Unguilty (make]

[Absolving]

—upon oath, [Swear (make) innocence]

a— [a. Dunging medecin.]
Purifie,: [a. Pure (make]
Purity,: vid. Pureness.
Purle.: •• of lace. Pr. IV. 5. A.

[Mixture of drinks] sp. with wormwood.]
Purloin,: [a. Theft]
Purlue,: [Margin of Forrest]
Purple.: Fish. Fi. Ex. VII. 2. A.

Colour. Q. II. 4.

—s, [adj. a. Purple fever]
Purport,: [Meaning]
Purpose.: Intention. AS. IV. 3.

[Design]

full— [Resolution]

beside the— [Impertinent]

of— [adv. Design]

on— [adv. Considerate]

to the— [adv.
Congruous]
Pertinent]
Perfect]

to no— [adv.
Frustration]
Frivolous]

to what— [For what end]
Purpura.: Ex. VII. 2. A.
Purse,: [Bag for money]
—er. RN. V. 5. A.
—net, [Net bag (like]
...Shepherd's—
Pursevant.: RJ. I. 6.
Pursy,: Asthmatical]

Fat (corr.]
Purslane.: HL. VIII. 3.
—tree, [Halimus] Sh. VI. 6.
Pursue,: [Follow]
—ing. RM. II. 3. E.
Purvey,: [Provide]
Purulent,: [Mattery]
Push.: Tumor (dim. S. III. 1.

to— [Thrust (imp.]
Pusillanimity.: Man. III. 8. D.
Puss,: [Cat]
Pustule.: S. III. 1.
Put.: Proper. TA. I. 1.

a. Place]

[a. Cause]

—away, [Abdicate]

—back, [Retire (make]

—by, [a. Frustration]

—down, [Un-a.
Power]
Authority]
Office]

...—forth.

Publish]

P••llulate]

Un-a.
Authority]
Power]
Office]

—in, [a. Inside]

—bail, [a. Stipulation]

—a box, [Into a box]

—execution, [a. Execute]

—fear, [a. Fear (make]

—one's head, [a. Think (make]

—hope, [a. Hope (make]

—mind, [a. Remember (make]

—order, [a. Order]

—practice, [a. Practice]

—print, [a. Print]

—remembrance, [a. Memory (make]

—writing, [a. Write]

...—off,
Delay]
Sell]

—ones clothes, [Un- a. clothe]

...—on,
Hasten]
a. Impulsive]

—one's clothes, [a. clothe]

—over, [a.
Digestion]
Assign]

...—out,
Quench]
Annihilate]
Publish]

—of doors, [a. Exile]

—of office, [Un- a. Office]

—of order, [a. Confusion]

...—one's eyes,
a. Blindness]
Un- a. Eye]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Putrefaction,: [Rottenness]
Putrefie,: [a. Rotten (make]
Putrid,: [Rotten]
Puttock,: [Kite (kinde]
Puzzle,: [Pose]
Pygmy,: [Man (dim.]
Pyramid.: Mag. III. 7. O.
Pyromancy,: [Wizarding by in∣spection of fire]
Pyx,: [Box]

Q

QVacksalver,: [Physician (corr.]
Quadrangle,: [Four-angled Area.]
Quadrant,: [The fourth part of a Circle]
Quadrate,: [Square] Mag. V. 1. A.
Quadrature,: [Squaring]
Quadripartite,: [Divided into four parts]
Quadruple,: [Fourfold]
Quaff,: [Drink (augm.]
Quagmire,: [Bog]
Quail.: Bi. II. 8.
to— [adj. p. Discourage∣ment]
Quaint.: Beautiful (augm.]
Ornate (augm.]
Perfect (augm.]
Quake,: [Tremble]
Qualifie,: [a.
Quality]
Moderate]
Quiet]
Qualifica∣tion.: Quality]
Condition]
Quality.: T. I. 6. A.
Transcendental Relation of— TM. V.
Sensible. Q.
Visible— Q. I.
Audible— Q. III.
Belonging to Tast or Smell. Q. IV.
...Tactile—
more Active. Q. V.
more Passive. Q. VI.
[Disposition]
[Habit]
[Manners]
[State]
[Degree]
Qualm.: Nauseousness (imp.]
Fainting (imp.]
Quandary.: [Doubt]
[Musing]
Quantity,: T. I. 6.
...Relation of
in General. TM. I
Continued. TM. II.
Discontinued. TM. III.
Quarrel,: [a. Contention]
—of glass, [adj. Glass (lam.]
Quarry.: [Stones (place]
[Booty]
Quart.
Quartan,: [Ague returning every fourth day]
Quarter.: [Fourth part]
—of the Moon, [The fourth part of her monethly course]
...—of corn.
—of timber, [The fourth part of a tree cut long-wise]
...—staff.
—of Mutton, [The fourth part of the body of sheep]
to— [Cut into quarters]
Capital punishment. RJ. V. 1. A.
[Coast]
[a. Guest]
—master. RN. V. 2.
[Immunity from killing]
Quartile,: [Distance of ••/4 of great —Circle.]
Quarto,: [Second figure of book]
Quash,: [a.
Shame
Despair
(make]
Herb, [Pompion] HS. VII. 1.
Quave,: [Tremble]
sp. a•• bog]
Quaver.: [Tremble]
[Modulation]
Quean,: [adj. Unchast (fem.]
Queazy,: [adj. Nauseousness (apt.]
Queen,: King (fem.]
King's Wife]
Queest,: [Ringdove] Bi. III. 1.
Quell,: [a. Conquer]
Quench,: [Un-a fire]
—thirst, [Un-thirst]
Querister,: [adj. Singing (Off.]
Quern.: [Grinding mill.]
Querulous,: [adj. a.
Grudge
Complain
(apt.]
Quest,: [Seeking]
[Sworn adj. searching (Off.]
Question.: D. VI. 1.
...to call in—
Accuse (inc.]
Suspected (make]
'tis a— ['Tis a
doubted
disputed
(thing]
Quetch,: Motion (dim.]
Noise (dim.]
Quibble,: [a Urbanity in sound of words]
Quick.: [Alive]
Sprightly]
Vegete]
—of apprehension, [adj. Saga∣city]
Nimble]
Swift]
Soon (augm.]
Transitory (augm.]
[adj. Dispatch]
—sands. W. III. 7.
—set, [Growing sepiment]
—silver. Met. III. 1.
Quicken,: [a. Quick]
Quicken-tree.: Tr. III. 3.
Quiddity,: [Being (abstr.]
Quiet.: op. to Motion. Mo. O.
[adj. Silence]
[Peaceable]
op. to Molest. TA. V. 9.
[Without care]
Quill.: PP. V. 1. A.
[Pin] sp. concave]
Quillet,: [a. Frivolousness (dim.]
Quilt.: [Satiate]
[Stiffen with sowing]
Quince.: Tr. I. 2. A.
Quintal,: [100 pound]
Quintessence,: [Best part]
sp. extracted Chimically]
Quintin.
Quipp,: [Se∣cret
Scoff]
Reproof]
Quire.: —of Church, [Chief Temple (part]
—of people, [Singers (aggr.]
—of paper, [Four and twenty sheets]
Quirk,: [Little ftivolous (thing]
Quit.: to be—with, [adj. a. pret. Compensate]
...to—
Acquit]
Absolve]
[Forsake]
Quitch,: [Dogs grass] HL. III. 5. A.
Quite,: [adv. Total]
—and clean. [adv. Total]
Quittance,: [adj. Acquitting (thing] sp. writing]
Quiver,: [Case for arrows]
to— [Tremble]
Quoil,: Confused noise]
Endeavour (augm.]

Page [unnumbered]

Quoit,: [adj. p. cast (apt) stone (lamin.]
Quotation.: D. IV. 9.
Quoth,: [Saith]
Q••••tidian,: [adj. Days (segr.]
Quotient.: Number TM. VI. 9.

R.

RAbbet,: [Cony] Be. III. 4.
Rabbin,: [Jew∣ish
Teacher]
Graduate]
Rabble.: RC. I. 7.
Race.: [a. Running]
[adj. Running (place]
[Series]
[Descendents (aggr.] RO. I. 1. O.
to— [Spoil] vid. Raze.
Rack.: [Jugament of parallel pins (augm.]
—for horse, &c. [Rack for Hay]
—for spit, [Spit-supporting (jug.]
—for torment, [adj. RJ. VI. 3. (jug.]
—bone. PG. IV. 3.
...to—
[Extend violently]
Torment. RJ. VI. 3.
—wine, [Separate it from the Lees]
Racket.: [adj. Net (instr.) for a. balling]
[Tumult]
Radiation,: [a. Shining adv. line (figure]
Radical,: [adj. Root]
Radicate. [a. Root]
Radish.: HS. IV. 5.
Raff,: [Worst part]
Raft,: [Ship (like) of together-tied Timbers]
Rafter,: [Wooden column (dim.]
Rag,: [Off-torn fragment]
—stone. St. I. 2.
—wort. HF. III. 7.
Rage.: [Violence (augm.]
sp. of anger]
Ragged,: [adj. p. Rough] sp. by tearing]
Raya Oxyrinchos.: Fi. II. 3.
Ray.: Fish. Maide.]
[Half diameter]
Beam [Line of light]
[Leaf of metal]
—in battel, [adj. p. Order for battel]
—of a Fish. PP. IV. 6. A.
Ray-weed,: [Darnel]
Rail.: [Bar]
Bird. Bi. II. 8. A.
to— [Revile]
Raillery,: [a. Urbanity]
Raiment,: [Clothing]
Rain.: Water. El. III. 3.
—bow. El. V. 1.
Raise.: Lift]
Rise (make]
—Devils, [Appear (make) D.]
—from sleep, [Waken]
—siege, [Un- a. siege]
—up, [Up-raise]
[High (make]
[a. Dignity]
[a. Cause]
—a bank, [a. Bank (make]
—men, Gather—]
—money, Gather—]
—war, [War (make]
[a.
Intension
Augmentation
sp. more-]
—one's voice, [More-a. voice]
Raisin,: [Dried grape]
Rake,: [Staples (line]
—of a ship. RN. II. 9. A.
[adj. Staples (line) together
adj. gathering (instr.]
—hell, [Vicious (augm.) per∣son]
...to—
[Gather with Rake]
—up together, [Gather as with Rake]
[a. Pain adv. scratching (like]
Rally,: [Again-
a. gather]
a. order]
Ram.: [Sheep. Be. II. 2. (male]
[Stinking adv. Goat (like]
to— [a.
Dense]
Fast]
sp. by down-knocking]

—Into, [Into-ram]
—mer, [a.
Dense
Fast
(instr.]
sp. by knocking]
Ramage.
Ramp,: [Leap]
—ant, [Standing on the hinder legs]
a— [Wanton adj. a. Rusticity (fem.]
Rampier.: RM. VI. 3.
Rampion.: HS. VII. 7.
Ramson.: HL. IV. 12.
mountain— HL. IV. 12. A.
Rana piscatrix,: [Toad-fish]
Rancour,: [Hatred (augm.] sp. old]
Rand.: —of beef, [Flank—]
—of leather, [Long (part—]
Random,: [Wandering]
—shot, [Not-aimed]
Range.: [Sift]
[a. Order]
Wander]
About-v. journey]
Rank.: [Excessive]
[Leafed (exc.]
[Rammish]
[Genuine (corr.]
...a—
[Order]
[Series]
[Line]
op. to File. RM. IV. 4.
[Degree]
sp. of person] RJ. I.
Rankle,: [Rot]
Ransack.: [Booty]
[Search (augm.]
Ransom,: [Price for un-
slaving]
captivating]

to•• [Un- a.
slave
captive
sp. with price]
Rap,: [Little striking (imp.]
Rapacity.: Greediness. NP. IV. 5.
[Scraping] Man. III. 2. E.
Rape.: [Wild Turnip]
[Force]
[Forcible stupration]
Rapid,: [Swift (augm.]
Rapier,: [Sword adj. pricking (apt.]
Rapine,: [a. Scrapingness]
sp. by
violence]
extortion]
Rapture,: [Extasie]
Rare,: [adj. Rarity]
[Thin]
[Seldom]
[Excellent]
Rarifie,: [a. Q. V. 3. D.]
Rarity.: [Seldomness] Sp. II. 6. O.
[Excellence]
Tactil quality. Q. V. 3. D.
Rasbury.: Sh. I. 1.
Rascal.: [Lean]
[Sorry]
Rasher,: [Broil'd (lamin]
Rashness.: op. to Fortitude. Man. I. 7. E.
op. to Considerate. Ha. IV. 1. D.
Rasp,: [adj. Filing (instr.) adj. teeth (plain]
Raspis.: Sh. I. 1.
Rat.: Be. III. 7.
—'s bane, [Arsenic]
Rate.: [Proportion]
[Price]
[Tax]
[Chide]
Rathe.: [Soon]
[Early]
Rather,: [More]
sp. More-willingly]
I had- [I
more will]
before chuse]
Ratifie.: [a. Authority]
[Confirm]
Ratiocination.

Page [unnumbered]

Rational.: [adj. NP. I.]
—Power. NP. I.
—Soul. W. I. 6.
Rattle,: [adj. Rattling (instr.]
Rattling.: [Noise by mutual striking of solids (dim.]

[Reproving (augm.]

—of ship. RN. IV. 2.
Ravage,: [a. Booty]
Rave.: S. IV. 1. A.
Ravel,: [Tangle]
[a. Confusion]
Ravelin.
Raven.: Bird. Bi. I. 5.

...to—
[a. Rapacity]
[a.
Scrapingness]
Extortion]
[a. Booty]
Raving.: S. IV. 1. A.
Ravish.: Take violently]

Stuprate violently]

[a. Extasie]
Raw.: [Un-skinn'd]

Not-cook'd. adj. Pr. III. O.

[Not-digested]

[Unexpert]
Raze.: [a. Ruine]

[a.
Destruction]
Spoiling]
sp. by shaving]
Razor.: [Shaving (instr.]

[Knife for shaving]
Fish. Ex. VIII. ••. A.
Bird

—bill. Bi. IX. 7.
Re.: Ad. III. 3. A.
Reach.: [Extend] AC. VI. 2.
...—out.
[Extend one's arm]
[Deliver with extended arm]
a. Pandiculation]
Vomit (end]

[v. Continuance until]
Take]
Obtain]
—after, [Take (end]

[Understand]

...a—
—of a river, (curve (part) of stream]
End]
Design]
Reachless.: [Careless]

[Idle]
Read.: AC. III. 4.
—ing, [Learning] Ha. VI. 4.
—to, [a. Teacher]
Ready.: [Present]

Soon]

Near]

[Easie]

Willing]

Inclined]

[adj. Alacrity]

Prepared]

Furnish'd]

Clothed]

[Dispatch'd]

—to dy, [Almost adj. fut. dying]
Readmit,: [Again-admit]
Reality.: [Thing (abstr.]

[Sincerity]
Realm,: [King's (place]
Ream,: [Twenty quires]
Reap.: O. III. 4. A.
Rear.: [Raise]

[a. Direct (make]
Reason.: [Cause] sp.
Impulsive]
Final]

[Argument]

Faculty. NP. I.

Moderation]

Equity]

by—of. Prep. I. 2. O.

in— [adv. Equity]

out of— [Excessively]

...to—

...—in one's mind.
Discourse]
Dispute]
—for, [a. Probation (end]
—against, [Confute (end]
Reasonable,: [adj.
Reason]
Mediocri∣ty]

—government. Man. VI. 6.
Reassemble,: [Again-assemble]
Reave,: [Un-knit]
Rebaptize,: [Again-baptize]
Rebate,: [Diminish adv. propor∣tion]
Rebeck.
Rebellion.: Vice. Man. V. 5. D.

Crime. RJ. III. 3.
Rebound,: [Leap reflexly]
Rebuff,: [Back-striking]
Rebuild,: [Again-build]
Rebuke,: [Reprove]
Rebus,: [Expressi∣on (manner) of
Name
Sentence
by picture]
Recall,: Back-call]

Recant]
Recantation.: D. VI. 9. A.
Recapitulate,: [Repeat the sum]
Recede.: [Back-go]

[Retire]
Receit.: [Receiving]

[Direction of Physic]

[adj. Acquitting (thing]
Receive.: Proper. TA. IV. 3. O.
[Accept]
[Entertain]

...—er.
[adj. Receiving (person]
[adj. Gathering (Off.]
...—ed,
adj. p. Receive]
Customary]
Receptacle.: Receiving (thing]

Containing (vess.]
Reception,: [Receiving]
Recess.: [Receding]

[adj. Concealing (place]
Rech,: vid. Reach.
Recidivation,: [Relapse]
Reciprocation.: T. VI. 7. O.
Recite.: [Repeat]

[Again-say]

[a. Narration]
Reckon.: [Esteem]

[a. Number]

[Account.] TA. IV. 6.
—up, [a. Number]
...over—
Number (exc.]
Account too-much]
the—ing, [adj. p. ought pay (thing]
Reclaim.: [a. Gentle (make]

[Turn]
—from errour, [Convert]
—from vice, [Repent (make]
Recline,: [Down-oblique the su∣perficies]
Recluse.: [Shut up]

[Solitary]
Recognize.: [Consider again]

[Acknowledge]
Recognizance,: [Bond acknow∣ledged before Magistrate]
Recoil.: [Reflect]

[Retire]
Recommend.: [Offer]

[Entrust]
sp. adv. Commending]
Recompence.: [Compensate]

[Reward]
Reconcile.: [Un-a.
Enemy]
Contention]

[a. Peace (make]
Reconquer,: [Back-conquer]
Record.: [a. Memory]

[a. Notary]
take to- [a. Notary (make]

...—er.
Notary] RJ. I. 5.
Judge assistant to the City (Off.]

[adj. Music pipe]
Recover.

Page [unnumbered]

Recount.: [a. Narration]

[Consider]
Recourse,: [To-coming]
sp. often]
Recreant,: [Perfidious]
sp. through Cowardise]
Recreation.: Mo. V.
Moderateness in it. Man. II. 5.
Immoderateness in it. Man. II. 5. D.
Recrement,: [Worst part]
—of Metals. Met. IV.
Recriminate,: [Retort accusa∣tion]
Recruit,: [Again-
strengthen]
fill]
Rect.: op. to Curve.]

—angle, [Square having four right angles.]
Rectifying,: [a. Right (make]
Chymical— O. VI. 6. A.
Rector,: [Governour]
Recum∣bency,: Leaning]

Trust]
Recusant.: [adj. Refusing (person]

[Schismatic]
Red.: Q. II. 2.
—breast. Bi. V. 5.
—lead, [Cinnabar]
—start. Bi. V. 5. A.
Redargution,: [Reproof]
Redbreast.: Bi. V. 5.
Redeem.: Action of God. AS. I. 7.

[Back-buy]

[Buy liberty]

[Un-captivate]

[Un- a. slave]
Redeliver,: [Back-deliver]
Redemand,: [Back-demand]
Redemption,: [Redeeming] AS. I. 7.
Redolent,: [Sweet]
Redouble,: a. Double]

Repeat]
Redoubt.: RM. VI. 6.
—ed, [Excellent]
sp. in Reputation]
sp. for Fortitude]
Redound,: [a. Event]
Redress.: Remedy]

Amendment]
Redshank.: Bi. VII. 4.
Redstart.: Bi. V. 5. A.
Redwing.: Bi. III. 5. A.
Reduce.: [Cause]

Make]

Again-make]

[Bring back]
Redundant.: [adj. Excess]

[Superfluous]
Reduplicate.: [a. Double]

[Repeat]
Reed.: HL. III. 7.
Burr— HL. III. 15. A.
flowring— HL. V. 4.
sweet smelling— HL. III. 11.
—mace. HL. III. 15.
Re-edifie,: [Again-build]
Reek.: [Heap]

[Vapour]
Reel.: [Stagger] Mo. II. 4. O.

[a. Skein]

a— [adj. a. Skein
(instr.]
(jug.]
Re-entry,: Again— entry]

Back— entry]
Re-esta∣blish,: Again— esta∣blish]

back— esta∣blish]
Refection.: [Refreshment]

Feeding. Pr. I. 1. A.
Refectory,: [adj. meal (place]
Refell,: [Gonfute]
Refer.: [a. Relation]

[a. Arbitrator (make]
Reference,: [a. Arbitrator (make]
Refine.: [a. Pure (make]

[Un- a. sediment]
Reflect,: [a. Mag. II. 9.]
[Look back]
[Again-consider]
Reflecti∣on,: Reflecting]

a. Reputation (corr.]
Reflux,: [Ebbing]
Reform▪: RO. VI. 7.
Reformado,: [adj. pret. Military (Off.]
Refracted.: Mag. II. 9. A.
Refractoriness.: [Perversness]

[Contumacy]
Refrain,: [Abstain]
Refrane,: [Proverb]
Refresh.: op. to weariness. TA. V. 8.

[Mend]

[Renew]
Refrigerate,: [Cool]
Refuge,: [To-flying] sp. for safety]
Place, [adj.
Safe
Prote∣ction
(place]
Refulgent,: [Shining]
Refund.: TA. IV. 5. A.
Refuse.: [Denying]

[Rejecting]

[Abdicating]

[Power of first buying]

the— [Worst part]
Refute,: [Confute]
Regal,: [adj. King]
Regard.: [a. Relation]
in that— [Therefore] Conj. III. 3. A.
in—of. Pron. I. 2.

[Esteem]

[Respect]

[Observe]

—less, [Careless]
Regene∣rate,: Again beget]

a. Ha. V.]
Regent,: [Instead-King]
Regiment.: [Government]

[Militia]
as a—of souldiers. RM. IV 2. A.
Region,: [Country] W. III. A.
—of the air, [Part]
Register,: [Notary]
Regrate,: [Buy to sell (corr.]
Regerss,: [Again-come]
Regret.: [Grudging]

[Nolleity]

[Aversation]
Regular.: RE. II. 6.
Regularity.: TM. V. 4.
Regulate,: [a. Rule]
Regulus Cristatus.: Bi. VI. 4.
—non cristatus. Bi. VI. 4. A.
Rehearse.: [Repeat]

[Again-say]

[a. Narration]
Reject.: AS. IV. 5. O.
[Abdicate]
Reign.: [a. King]

[King's (time]
Reimbark,: [Into a. ship again]
Reimburse,: [Pay]
Rein.: Horse— [adj. Cohibiting (arm]

[Cord of Bridle]

[Kidney] PG. VI. 7.

Running of the— [Flux]
Reindeer.: Be. II. 4. A.
Reinforce,: [Again-strengthen]
Reinvest,: [Again-invest]
Rejoyce,: [v. Joy]
Rejoynder,: [Again-answer]
Reister,: [Horseman]
Reiterate,: [Repeat]
Relapse,: Again— fall]
Back— fall]

[Again-sicken]
[a. Apostasie]
Relate.: [a. Relation]

[Tell]

[Pertain to]
Relation.: T. I. 8.
—Oeconomic. RO.
—of Consanguinity. RO. I.
—of Affinity. RO. II.
—of Superiority and Inferiority. RO. III.
—of Equality. RO. IV.
—Civil. RC.
—Iudicial. RJ.
—Military. RM.
—Naval. RN.
—Ecclesiastic. RE.
[Narration]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Relative,: [adj. Relation]
Relaxation.: [Loosning]

[Ease]

[Refreshing]
Release.: [adj. a. Liberty]

[Un-ty]

[Un-imprison]

[Un-captivate]

[Acquit]
Releef,: [Relieving]
High- [Protube∣rance (augm.]
Low- [Protube∣rance (dim.]
Relegation.: RJ. VI. 5. A.
Relent.: [Soften]

a. Pity (inc.]

a. Repent (inc.]
Rely,: [v. Confidence]
Relick,: [Residue (thing]
Relict.: [Residue]

[Widow]
Relief,: vid. Releef.
Relieve.: [a. Adjuvant]

[Refresh]

[a. Alms]

—guard, [Renew g.]

—town. RM. I. 4. O.
Religion.: RE. II.
Natural— RE. II. 1.
Gentil— RE. II. 2.
Iewish— RE. II. 3.
Christian— RE. II. 4.
Mahometan— RE. II. 5.
Religious,: [adj. Religion (hab.]
a—person. Regular. RE. II. 6.
Relinquish.: Leave]

Let go]

Abandon]

[a.
Desertion]
Dereliction]
Relish,: [Tast]
Reluctancy.: [Nolleity]

[Aversation]
Remain.: [a.
Permanent]
Residue]

[Stay]
Remainder,: [Residue]
Remark,: [Observe]
...—able,
Observable]
Excellent]
Remedy.: TA. III. 9. A.
Remember.: [a. Memory]

[a. Express]
Remission.: —of fault. RJ. II. 9. O.

—of debt, TA. IV. 9. O.
Remisseness.: op. to Intenseness. TM. I. 8. D.

[Slightness] Ha. III. 4. E.

[Sloth] Ha. IV. 5. D.

Defect of justice. Man. I. 1. D.
Remit,: [Send] sp. back]
[v.
Remission]
Remisseness]
Remnant,: [Residue]
Remonstrance,: [adj. a. Publicness (make) writing]
Remora.: Fi. VI. 8. A.
[adj. a.
Impedient
Staying
(thing]
Remorse.: AS. VI. 4.
Remoteness.: Sp. II. 3. O.
Remove,: [From-
motion]
ition]
Remunerate,: [Reward]
Rencounter,: [Meeting]
sp. sudden]
Rend,: [Tear]
Render.: [a. Efficient]

[Yield]
—as taken. RM. II. 6. D.

[Give]

[Back-give]

[Repeat]
—lesson, [Repeat l.]

[Compensate]
—like for like, [Compen∣sate]

[Translate]

—account, [a. Account]

—a reason, [Shew reason]

—thanks, [a. Gratitude]
Rendezvouz.: [Convention] sp. Military]

[Convention (place]
Renegado.: [Revolter]

[Apostate]
Renegue,: [Abdicate]
Renew.: [a. New]

[Repair]

[Repeat]
Rennet,: [adj. a. Fermenting (thing) of Calf's stomach]
Renovation,: [Renewing]
Renown.: Reputation (augm.]

Fame (augm.]
Renounce.: [Abdication]

[Rejection]
Rens,: [Wash (dim.]
Rent.: [Tear]

[Revenue]

[Hire]
Renverse,: [Reverse]
Repay,: Un-disburse]

Back-pay]
Repair.: Restore]

Mend] TA. II. 9.

Compensate]

[Go]

in good— [In g. state]
Reparation,: [Repairing]
to give— [Compensate]
Repast,: Eating]

Refection]
Repeal,: [Un-law]
Repeat.: TA. II. 6. A.
—lesson, [Say I.]
Repel,: [Back-drive]
Repentance.: AS. VI. 4. A.
Repeople,: [Again-inhabited (make]
Repercus∣sion,: Back-strike]

a. Reflex]
Repete,: vid. Repeat.
Repetition,: [Repeat]
Repine,: op. to Alacrity]

Aversation (augm.]
Replenish,: [Fill]
Repletion,: [Filling]
Replevy,: [Un-arrest]
Reply,: [Again-answer]
Report.: [Rumour]

[Narration]

[Reputation]

—of a gun, [Sound of gun]
Repose.: [Put]

[Lay down]

[Rest]

[v. Confidence]
Repository,: [adj. Laying-up (place]
Reprehension.: RO. V. 7. O.
Represent.: TA. II. 8.
Repress.: [Restrain]

[Subdue]
Reprieve,: [Procrastinate Execu∣tion]
Reprize,: [Diminution of pay∣ment]
Letters of— [Commission for Compensation for losses by bootying]
Reprobate,: [Rejected]
Reproch.: RJ. IV. 8.
Reproving,: [Reprehension]
Reptile,: [adj. Creeping (thing]
Republic,: [adj. RC (thing]
Repudiate.: [Reject]

[Abdicate]

[Un-marry]
Repug∣nant,: Opposite]

Contrary]
Repullulate.
Repulse.: [Back-driving]

[Denial]
Reputation.: Ha. II. 4.
Repute.: [a. Opinion]

[Esteem]
Request,: [Petition]
Master of—s, [Receiving (Off.) of Petitions]
Requiem,: [Rest]
Require.: [Demand]

[Command]
Requi∣site,: Necessary]

Expedient]
Requite▪: [Compensate]
Rere,: [Hinder-part]
Rere-boil'd,: [Boil'd (dim.]

Page [unnumbered]

Reremouse,: [Bat]
Rereward,: [Hinder part of ar∣my]
Rescind,: [Spoil]
Rescript,: [Edict]
Rescue.: [Deliver]

[Un-
captive]
prisoner]
Resemble.: [Like]

[Compare]
Resent,: [a. Apprehension]
Reserch,: [Inquisition]
Reserve.: [Keep,
part]
till another time]

[Except]

...a—

—of souldiers. RM. IV. 5. A.

—edness. Man. IV. 4. D.
Reside.: [Inhabit]

[v. Present]
Residue.: TM. VI. 7. O.
Resign.: [Let go]

[Assign]

[Yield]

[Deliver]

—to God , [a. Self-denial]
Resin.: PP. I. 6. A.
Resisting.: RM. I. 3. O.
Resolve.: [Un- a. doubt (make]

[a.
Solution]
Answer]

[Purpose] AS. IV. 4.

[a. Result]
Resolute,: [adj.
pret. Resolve]
Constancy]
Fortitude]
Resolution.: [Resolving]

[Resoluteness]
Resort,: [Come (freq.]
Resound,: [Sound (augm.]
Resource,: [Again-rising]
Respect.: [Relation]

Deference. Man. V. 4.

in—of, [For] Prep. I. 2. A.
Respiration.: Mo. III. 2.
Respite,: Time of Intermission]
At times]
Interval]
Sp. I. 8. O. sp. of ease]
to— [Protract]
Resplendent,: [Shining]
Responsal,: [Answer]
Responsible,: [adj. Paying (pot.]
I will be—for, [I stipulate for]
Rest.: op. to Motion. M. O.

Stay]

Desist]

a. Period]

...—in Mu∣sic,
Silence (sign]
Period (dim.]

—of gun, [Stick for support∣ing gun.]

to be at— P. Quiet∣ing]

to set at— a. Quiet∣ing]
...—upon,
Lean]
a. Confidence]
Trust]

the— [The residue]
Restauration.: [Restoring]

[Mending]
Restharrow.: [Cammock] HS. III. 14.
Resty.: vid. Restive.
Restitution.: [Restoring] TA. II. 7.

[Compensating] TA. II. 7. A.
Restiveness.: [Disingenuity]

[Disobedience]

[Contumacy]
Restorative,: [adj. a. Restoring (apt.) Medecine]
Restore.: TA. II. 7.
...—to
Estate [re- adj. p. Estate
Favor [re- adj. p. Favor
Health [re- adj. p. Health
Liberty [re- adj. p. Liberty
Life [re- adj. p. Life
(make]
Restrein.: [Diminish]
sp. Liberty] Ha. II. 1. O.

[a.
Cohibit]
Impedient]

[a.
Shortness]
Narrowness]

holding]

exempting]

limiting]

excepting]
Restreint,: a. restreining]

p. restreining]
[Imprisonment (dim.]
Restriction,: [Limitation]
Restringent,: [Binding] Mo. IV. O.
Result.: [Event]

[Summe]

[Illation]
Resume.: [Again— take]

[Back— take]

[Again- begin]

[Re— begin]

[Repete]
Resurrecti∣on,: Again-
Re—
life]
Retail,: [Sell parts (segr.]
Retaliation,: [Compensation]
Retard,: [a.
Late
Slow
make]
Retching,: [Stretching]
[Pandiculation]
[Vomiting (end]
Retchlesness.: [Improvidence] Man. III. 2. O.

[Carelesness]

[Sloth]
Retein.: [Hold]

[Keep] TA. V. 5. as his Lawyer, [Bespeak]
sp. with earnest]

—to adj.
Pertinence]
Dependent]
Reteiner,: [Dependent]
Retenti∣on,: Holding]

Keeping]
Retentive faculty,: Holding
Keeping
(pot.]
Retinue,: Waiters
Dependants
(agg.]
Retire.: [Back-go]

[Go] TA. VI. 1. O.
—for safety] RM. II. 2. D.
—for
Concealment]
Privacy]
Solitariness]
Retired,: [adj. pret. retir••]
[Solitary]
Retirement.: [a. Retire]

[adj. Retire (place]
Retort.: to— D. VI. 7. A.

a— [Crooked (vess.) adj Bot∣tle (fig.]
Retract.: [Back-draw]

[Recant] D. VI. 9. O. sp. part]
Retreat.: [a. Retire]

[adj. Retire (place]
Retrench.: [From-cut]
sp. part.]

[a.
Ablatum]
Diminution]
Retribution: [Compensate]
Retrive,: again- finde

re— finde
Retrogade,: [back-going]
Retrospection,: [Considering past (thing]
Return.: [re-
be]
come]
go]
[Repent]
[again-
be]
come]
go]
[a.
Turn] T. VI. 8.
Reciprocation] T. VI. 8. A.
Answer]
Retort]
[Repeat]
Restore]
Compensate]
Refund]
Pay]
—Money, [Lend m. to be paid in another (place]
—to life, [re-live]
[re-
cause]
doe]
give]
Reveal.: [Revelation] AS. I. 6.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Reveils,: Sound (fig.) for waking
Music (fig.) for waking
(make]
Revelation.: AS. I. 6.
Revel,: a. Man. II. 5. O.]

a. Riotousness]

sp. Late in the night
—rout, [Sound (augm.) of a. riot]
—s, [adj. Night recreations]
sp. of dancing]
Revenge.: AS. V. 9. A.
Revenue.: Po. A.
Reverberate.: [Re-strike]

[Reflect (make]
Reverence.: Man. V. 3.
Sir— [Dung]
Reverend,: [adj. p. Reverence (apt.]
Reverse.: ...to—

Annull, [Un-
law]
decree]
sentence]

[Turn] AC. VI. 8. A.

the— [Hinder part]
Reversion.: Right of fut, possession]

Potentialness]

[Residue]
Revert.: [Return]

[Be right of fut. possession]
Revy,: [More-bet]
Review,: [again
See]
Consider]
Examin]
Revile.: RJ. IV. 9.
Revise,: [Again
See]
Consider]
Examin]
Revive,: [re-a.
Life]
Vigor]
Reunion,: [re-a. One]
Reunite,: [re-a.
One]
Wholeness]
Revoke.: [Recall]

[Recant]

[a. Nothing]

—law [Un-law]

sentence a. sentence]
Revolt.: [a. Apostate]

[a. Rebellion]
Revolve,: [Consider
(freq.]
(augm.]
Revolution.: [Vertigination]
sp. till the same situation]

[Altering]
Revulsion: [From-
pulling]
motion]
Reward.: Ha. I.
Rhapsody: [Confused mixture]
Rhetoric,: [Speaking (art.) adv Ornate]
Rhetorician,: [Teaching (artist) of speaking ornately]
Rheubarb,: vid. Rubarb.
Rheum,: [Catarrh]
Rheumatic,: [adj. Catarrh]
Rheumatism.: S. IV. 4. A.
Rhinocerot.: Be. II. 6.
—Fly Ex. V. 1.
Rhomb.: Line, [Line of Vergency]

Figure, [Square having all its sides equal, but no right An∣gles]
Rhomboide,: [Square having its 2 opposite Angles equal, but not all its sides equal]
Ry.: HL. II. 1. A.
Rial.
Rib.: —of Animal. PG. IV. 4. A.

—of Ship, [Direct beam of Ship.]
Ribaldry,: [Unchastity]
Riband.: Pr. IV. 6.
Rives,: [Red Goosberries]
Rice.: Plant. HL. II. 3. A.

Jugament, [adj. a. Skein (ju∣gament]

[Branch smear'd with Bird-lime]
Rich.: [adj. Riches]

[adj. Price (augm.]
Riches.: Ha. II. 2.
Rick,: [Heap]
Rickets.: S. IV. 8.
Rid.: [adj. pret. riding]
...to—
[Empty] O. II. 7. O.
[Un-
burden]
tangle]
[a. Liberty] Ha. II. 1.
[Deliver] AS. I. 5.
...get-
Escape]
Obtein liberty]
[Dispatch] TA. IV. 5.
—way, [Dispatch his journey]
Riddance,: a. rid]

p. rid]
Ridden,: [adj. p. ride]
Riddle: [Speech obscured with figure]
Ride.: —on horse, &c. Mo. II. 7.

—at anchor. RN. VI. 5.
Rider.: [adj. riding (person]

[Lowest adj. horse (Off.]

Money (kinde]
Ridge.: Bank. Mag. V.7.

—bone, [Back bone]

[Upper
Margin]
Side]
Ridiculous,: [adj. p. Laugh (apt.]
Ridgeling,: [Having only one te∣sticle]
Riding,: vid. Ride.
[Shire (part]
Rise,: Frequent]

Obvious]
Riffraff.: [Worst part. TM. VI. 1. O.

[Sorry (augm.) discourse]
Rifle.: [Spoil] RM. II. 5. E.

Dice.
Rift,: [Chink through clea∣ving]
Rig.: [a. Rigging]

[Wanton (fem.]
Rigging.: RN. IV.
Right.: Subst. RC. IV.

Adj.

[Streight] Mag. III. 10

adj.
Justice]
Equity]

True]

Good]

Genuine]

Natural]

Simple]

Perfect]

Due]

Worthy]

Lawful]

Congruous]

Regular]

Pure]

—angle. Mag. III. 3.

—hand, [adj. right side h.]

—side. Sp. II. 9.

make— [Repair]

Set (to—S.) [Repair]

adv. Right.
—in the nick, [adv. perfect in the nick] &c.
Righteousness.: [Holiness] Ha. V. 3.

[Vertue moral] Man. I.
Justice]
Equity]
Rightful,: [adj.
Justice]
Equity]
Rigid,: [adj. Rigor]
Rigor.: Stiffness. AC. IV. 5. D.

op. to
Justice. Man. I. 1. E.
Equity. Man. I. 2. O.

op. to
Gratiousness Man. VI. 1. O.
Clemency. Man. VI. 8. O.
Rill,: [Stream (dim]
Rimm,: [Margin]
—of the belly, [Membrane of the b.]
Rime.: Verse D. III. 5. A.

[Mist that freezes in falling] El. III. 5. A.
Rince,: [Wash (dim.]
Rind.: PP. I. 5.
Ring.: ...to—
Neuter. Q. III. 2.
Active, [a. Ring.]
—all in, [a▪ Ring the last (time]
—in peal, [a. Ring adv. [Har∣mony]
—out, [a. Ring (augm.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Rinse.: [Wash (dim.]
Riot.: [a. Riotousness]

[Sedition]
Riotousness.: Man. III. 4. E.
Rip.: [Unsow]

[Open by cutting]
Ripeness.: NP. VI. 4.
Ripier,: [Carrier of fish]
Rise.: the— Source. Sp. II. 4. A.

to— [v. Rising]
Upward-go]
More-adj. p. High]
arise. AC. VI. 1.
[adj. p.
Birth]
Beginning]
Being]
Increase]
[Grow]
as Hill, [Upward-adj. ob∣lique]
as Fountain, [Spring]
as Sun,
appear (inc.) a∣bove Horizon]
above-adj. Hori∣zon (inc.]
Rising,: [v. Rise]
Protuberance] Mag. IV. 3.
Top] Sp. III. 7.
—of a hill, [Oblique (part) of h.]
Hill, [Mountain (dim.]
Tumor] S. III.
Inflation] S. I. 5. A.
Barm, [adj. a. Fermenting (thing]
Insurrection, [Rebellion (inc.]
Resurrection, [Re-life]
Risk,: Essaying]

Danger]
Rite,: [Circumstance]
sp. Customary]
sp. Solemn]
Ritual,: [Book of Ceremonies]
Rival.: RO. II. 2. A.
Rive,: [Cleave]
Rivel,: Wrinkle]

Furrow]
River,: W. IV. 7.
Rivet,: [Fasten pin by flatting the point of it]
Rivulet,: [Stream (dim.]
Ro.: Of Fish.
Soft— [Milt]
hard— [Spawn]

Beast. Be. II. 5.
Roan horse.
Rob.: RJ. III. 7.
Robe,: [Loose upper (vest]
sp. Solemn]
Robin red breast.: Bi. V. 5.
Robins.: RN. IV. 5.
Robusti∣ous,: Strong]

Hardy]
Rock.: ...a—

Stone. W. III. 3.

[Staff of adj. Spinning (ma∣chin]

to— [a. Volutation]
Roch.: Fi. IX. 9. A.
—Allum, [Allum of the rock]
Rochet.: Fish, [Red Gournet]

Vest, [Bishops upper adj. Li∣nen (vest]
Rocket.: HS. IV. 7.
base— HF. I. 11. A.
double— [Dames Violet] HS.IV.2.
Rod.: [Wand] PP. I. 4. A.

Measure, [16 foot & ½]

[adj. Whipping (instr.] of branches (aggr.]
Rode.: [Public way]

—for Ships, [adj. Resting (place) for ships]
Rodomon∣tade,: Oversaying

Glorying
Rogation,: [Week of walking a∣bout the bounds]
Rogue.: [Begger]

[adj.
Wandring (person]
Vice (person]
Fraud (person]

[adj. Scurril (person]
Roial,: [adj. King]
...the—s of a Stag.
Roialty,: [Prerogative]
sp. of King]
Roister,: [a.
Riotousness]
Insolence]
Magisterialness]
Roll.: ...to—
[a. Vertigination]
—land. O. III. 2. A.
...—a Swathe about one,
[Clothe adv. Helical]

[a. Volutation]
as Ship—RN. VI. 7. A.

...a—

adj. a. Rolling (instr.]

adj. p. Roll (thing]

[Cylinder]
—of paper, &c. [Paper, &c. adj. p. Cylinder (fig.) by Vertigination]
[Catalogue]

[adj. Ring (fig.) ornament]
sp. adj. p. Twist.]
Roller,: [Cylinder]
sp. adj. p. Vertigination (apt.]
sp. for rolling] O. III. 2. A.
Rolling: [Sub. role]
[Adj. role]

...—eye [adj. mo∣tion (apt. eye]
—tongue [adj. mo∣tion (apt. tong.]
—Press, [adj. rolling (machin) for Printing]
Rolls.: [Catalogue of judicial causes and proceedings]

[adj. No∣tary (things]

No∣tary (place]
...Master of the—
Romb,: vid. Rhomb.
Romance,: [Feigned Narration]
Rome,: [Wander]
Rood.: [Stick]
Measure, [16 foot & ½]

[Wooden pillar]

[Wooden Image of Christ crucified]
Roof.: —of house. PO. III. 8.

—trees, [Rafters that support the roof]

—of mouth, [Palat] PG. III. 5.
Rook.: to— [a. Fraud]

a— [Crow that feeds on corn]
...Chess.
Room.: Space]

Place] sp. Sufficient]
to make— [Prepare place]

in a house. Po. III. 2.

of Predecessor. TG. VI. 6.
Roost,: [Birds adj. sleeping (place]
Root.: Proper. PP. I. 1.
to— [v. Root]
to take— [v. Root]
—out [out pluck the Roots]
—up [out pluck the Roots]

...—of a number
the Number which multiplied by it self
produces that other number.]
the side] Mag. II. 3. A

...Extraction of—

—of the tongue, [bottom of t.]

Hebrew— [Primitive H. word]
Rope.: a— [Cord (augm]

—of onions, [Onions (aggr.]

to— [v. Sliminess]
Ropy,: [adj. Sliminess]
Rore,: Sound
Exclamation
(augm.]
Ros Solis,: [Sun-dew]
Rosary.
Rose.: Sh. I. 2.
—Cake, [Caput mort. of distil∣led roses.]
—water, [distilled w. of roses]
Guelder— Sh. II. 12.
holy— Sh. VI. 1.
our Ladies— Sh. VI. 8.
Sweet mountain— Sh. VI. 5. A.
—Bay, [Oleander] Sh. VI. 1. A
—Campion. Sh. III. 2.
—of Iericho. Sh. VI. 8.
Rosemary.: Sh. VI. 4.
Rose noble,: Money (kind]

Page [unnumbered]

Rosewood.: Tr. VII. 4. A.
Rosewort.: HL. VIII. 2. A.
Rosy,: [adj. Rose]
Rosin.: PP. I. 6. A.
Rost.: —ing. Pr. III. 3.

rule the— [a.
Power]
Authority]
Rot.: to— [v. Rottenness]

the— among sheep]
Rota.
Rotation,: Vertigination]

Wheeling]
Rote.: by— [With∣out-
Rules]
a. Reason]
Rottenness.: Putrefaction. NP. V. 2. O.

Tast or Smell. Q. IV. 7. O.
Rotundation,: [From cutting the less parts]
sp. the parts not-aliquot]
Rotundity,: [Roundness]
Rove,: [Wander]
Rover,: [Wanderer]
at—s [Not adj. a. Object]

[adj. Sea. adj. Robbing (person]
Rough.: Proper.

...—to feeling,
Having unequal Surface]
Q. VI. 2. D.
—cast, [Rough p. plaster]
—draught, [First
Picturing]
Writing]
—hew, [First cutting]
...—mason.
—Sea, [adj. p. wave (aug.) Sea.]
—way.
[Hairy]
...—footed.
—to tast. Q. IV. 3.
Moral.
[Fierce]
Rigorous]
Churlish]
Morose]
Magisterial]
Rustic]
Insolent]
Supercilious]
Harsh]
Austere]
[Angry]
Transc.
Unpleasant]
Violent] T. V. 5. O.
Not-wrought]
Homely]
to—u•• [Reprehend adv. An∣ger (like]
Rouncival,: [Great (augm.]
Round: Proper, [not-adj. p. angle]
More perfect.
[adj.
Sphere (fig.]
Oval (fig.]
Bowl (fig.]
—hill, [Hill whose top is adj.
Sphere (fig.]
Oval (fig.]
Bowl (fig.]
[adj.
Cylinder (fig.]
Tube (fig.]
[adj. Cone (fig.]
[adj.
Circle (fig.]
Ring (fig.]
Wheel (fig.]
[adj.
Spiral (fig.]
Helix (fig.]
Less Perfect.
[Crooked]
[adj. Bow (fig.]
[adj.
Parabola (fig.]
Hyperbole (fig.]
Ellipsis (fig.]
adv.
—about, [On every side]
...turn—
Vertiginate]
Turn adv. Vertigina∣tion]
...Winde
...to—
—hair, [adj. equal (make) by clipping]
—a place, [about-go]; improper.
[Perfect]
—blow, [b. (augm.]
...—number.
—Sum, [Sum (augm.]
adv.
tell him—ly, [Tell h. plainly]
go—ly on, [Pro∣ceed without
Let]
Haesitation]
to—one in the ear, [Whisper]
a—in music, [Continued cir∣cling (like) Song]
a—of a ladder, [Step of l.]
Round: Proper, [not-adj. p. angle]
More perfect.
[adj.
Sphere (fig.]
Oval (fig.]
Bowl (fig.]
—hill, [Hill whose top is adj.
Sphere (fig.]
Oval (fig.]
Bowl (fig.]
[adj.
Cylinder (fig.]
Tube (fig.]
[adj. Cone (fig.]
[adj.
Circle (fig.]
Ring (fig.]
Wheel (fig.]
[adj.
Spiral (fig.]
Helix (fig.]
Less Perfect.
[Crooked]
[adj. Bow (fig.]
[adj.
Parabola (fig.]
Hyperbole (fig.]
Ellipsis (fig.]
adv.
—about, [On every side]
...turn—
Vertiginate]
Turn adv. Vertigina∣tion]
...Winde
...to—
—hair, [adj. equal (make) by clipping]
—a place, [about-go]; improper.
[Perfect]
—blow, [b. (augm.]
...—number.
—Sum, [Sum (augm.]
adv.
tell him—ly, [Tell h. plainly]
go—ly on, [Pro∣ceed without
Let]
Haesitation]
to—one in the ear, [Whisper]
a—in music, [Continued cir∣cling (like) Song]
a—of a ladder, [Step of l.]
Roundelay.
Roundhouse.: RN. II. 4. A.
Roundish,: [Round (dim.]
Rounds.
Rouse.: [Rise (make]

[a. Impulsive]
Rout.: [Confused multitude]

[Overthrow]

...to—

Fly (make]

Unorder Army]

[Snore]

—as hog, [Un-root plants]
Rowze,: vid. Rouse.
Row.: of Fish.
hard— [Spawn]
soft— [Milt]

of bodies, [Series]
[Rank]
[File]

to— [a. Motion (make) with
Oats]
Pole]

...a—Barge.
Rowel.: a— [adj. Wheel (fig.) adj. pricking (jug.]

...to—a horse.
Rowen hay,: [Second mowen hay]
Rowle,: vid. Roll.
Ru.: Herb, vid. Rue.

...to—
a. Repentance]
Wish un-done]
Rub.: ...a—
[adj. Impedient (thing]
[adj. Promberance (thing]

...to—
Scrub. O. V.8.
—along, [Go] sp. adv. dif∣ficulty▪]
—off, [From rub]

...—at Cards.
Rubarb.: HF. I. 1.
Monk's—[Patience]
Rubbers,: [Two Games]
Rubbish
Rubble: [Confused ruine]

[Worst part]
Rubellio.: Fi. V. 4. A.
Ruby.: St. IV. 2.
Rubrick,: [Rules for direction in red Letters]
Rudder.: RN. II. 3. A.
Ruddy,: [Red (dim.]
Ruddle: Red Oker]

Cinnabar]
Ruddock,: [Red brest] Bi. V. 5▪
Rude.: [Homely]

Not-taught]

Unlearned]

Ignorant]

Unskilful]

Morose]

Rustic]
Rudiment,: Element. D. I.

adv. First adj. p. Learner (thing]
Rue.: HS. V. 13.
Goates—HS. III. 8.
Meadow—HF. I 12.
Ruff.: Vest.

Bird. Bi. VII. 4. A.

Fish. Fi. IX. 6. A.

...at cards.
...to—
Ruffian.: Bawd]

Ribald]

[Swagger]
Ruffle.: [a.
Roughness
Confusion
(make]

[a. Sound of Silk (vest]
Ruful,: [adj. a.
Grief
Pity
(make]
Rug,: [Tusted bed (vest]
Rugged,: vid. Rough.
Ruine,: [a.
Ruines]
Destruction]
Poverty]

—s. Po. II. O.
Ruinous,: [adj. Ruine]
Rule.: Sentence. D. IV. 5.

Law]

Edict]

—ed case, [Condition adj. p. rule (ought) according to ex∣emplar.]

according to— [Regular]

Power]

Authority]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Ruler.: [Magistrate]
[adj. a. Measuring (instr.]
Rumb,: vid. Rhomb.
Rumble,: [Confused noise]
sp. as of rolling]
Ruminate.: Mo. III. 5. A.
[Consider]
Rummage,: [Move things for seeking]
Rumor.: D. V. 3. A.
Rump,: [Bone at the end of the Vertebrae]
—of bird. PP. V. 8.
...—of beef.
Rumple,: Unsmooth]
a. Furrow]
Run: [ition swift]
sp. of Animal]

Proper. Mo. II. 1. A.
[Fly] RM. II. 3. D.
Ition]
...—the
adven∣ture to-ition essay
risk submit to
the danger]
[Become]
...—a ground.
...—ashore.
...—mad.
[Continue]
...—his course.
[Proceed]
[Increase] as weeds—
[a. Contagion]
[Abound]
[Exceed] as tong—s
[Spread] O. II. 6. O.
Stream] as —ing water
Weep] as —ing eye
Drop as —ing nose
Let go as —ing nose
[Spend]
[Finish]
...hath—his course.
v. Swiftness.
—a division [Swiftly
Sing
Play
a divi∣sion]
[Thrust (imp.]
[Dispatch]
...—about —all—
[Spread, sp. by adj. p. dissolving]
...—after
after-ition]
follow (augm.]
Pursue]
...—against
run
thrust (imp.
against]
...—at
thrust (imp. at]
assault]

—
large, [Abound]
random, [v. Exorbitan∣cy]
tilt, [Fence with (spears]
—away, [Fly]
...—before
Become before]
Prevent]
—down, [a. Falling by thrust∣ing (imp.]
—in discourse, [Posing]
—with blood, [Streaming with b.]
...—forth,
Let-go]
Spill]
—in, [Prick]
...—debt
Become
Increase
being debtor]
...—upon one,
Thrust (imp.]
Storm]
...—off,
From-ition]
Digression]
...—on
Proceed]
Increase]
...—over
Through-ition swift∣ly]
Let-go] Sp. through fulness (exc.]
...—out.
—as Prodigal [Spend (exc.]
—as Vessel, [Let-go]
—in discourse, [Abound]
—
his course [Finish]
...his length,
—through, [a. hole by thrust∣ing (imp.]
—to ruine, [Become ruinous]
—up, [Increase] sp. adv. Soon]
...—upon,
Begin hastily]
Storm]
Runagate,: [Apostate]
Runaway,: [Fugitive]
Rundle,: [Round thing]
sp.
Circle]
Ring]
Rundlet,: [Barrel (dim.]
Rung.: RN. II.1. A.
Runner.: Bird.
[Upper stone of Mill]
Runt,: [Bull (dim.]
Rupture,: [Breaking]
a— S. VI. 8.
—wort. HF. I. 17.
Rural,: [adj. Country]
Rush.: HL. III. 12. A.
Flowering.— HL. V. 6.
to— [a.
Running
Thrusting
(imp.]
Russet,: [Gray]
sp. adv. Natural]
Rust.: Mea. IV. 4.
—of bacon [Rottenness (inc.]
Rustic,: [adj.
Country]
Rusticity]
Rusticity.: Man. IV. 9. D.
Rustle,: [Sound of confused mo∣tion]
Ruthful,: [adj. a.
Pity
Grief
(apt]
Ruthless,: [Pitiless]
Rut of Cart,: [Sign of Wheel ha∣ving gone]
Rutting,: [Coition] sp. of Deer]

S.

SAbbath,: Day of rest]
Festivity]

sp. Weekly]
Iewish: —[The 7th. day of the week]
Christian— [The first day of the week]
Sabbatical year,: [7th year]
Sable.: [Black Martin]
[Skin of Black Martin]
[Black]
Sacerdota••,: [adj. Priest]
Sack,: [Bag (augm.]
[Course hairy-cloth]
...—cloth.
[Spanish Wine]
to— [Spoile] RM. II. 5. E.
Sackbut.
Sachel,: [bag (dim.]
Sachettus.: Fi. V. 10. A.
Sacrament.: RE. VI. 4.
the— [Eucharist]
Sacred,: Holy]
Consecrated]
Sacrifice.: RE. VI. 3.
••••criledge,: Theft of con∣secrated (things]
Robbery of con∣secrated (things]
Sad.: —Disposition]
[adj. Melancholy]
[adj. Seriousness]
[adj.
Dulness]
Lumpishness]
[adj. Grief]
—color,
Dark
Black
(dim.]
—bread, [Dense (exc.]
Saddle.: Po. V. 8.
—backt, [Hollow backed]
—tree, [adj. wood (part) of S.]
Pack— [Saddle for burdens (augm.]
Saddler,: [adj. Saddle (mech.]
Safe.: [adj. Safety]
...—and sound,
Healthy]
Whole]
...—Conduct
Compact of safe return (pot.]
Licence for safe passing]
—guard, [Safety]
Womans— [Uppermost adj. riding (vest) of woman]
a— [Box]
Safety.: T. V. 3.
Saffron,: [Crocus] HL. IV. 7. A.
bastard— HF. III. 5.
meadow— HL. IV. 7.
Sag,: [Move (dim.]
sp. backward]
Sagacity.: Ha. III. 1.
Sagapenum,: [Concrete juice of Giant Fennel]
Sage.: Herb. HF. VI. 1.
—of Ierusalem. HL. IX. 3.
Wood— HF. VII. A.
[adj.
Wise]
Sober]
Sagittarius,: [Ninth of the 12 parts of the Zodiac]
Say.: ...to—
[Speak] AC. III. 1.
...

Page [unnumbered]

Saying,: adj. Spoken (thing]

Sentence]
Sail.: ...a—
of Ship, &c. RN. II. 6.
—yard. RN. III. 2.
main— [Principal S. of Ship.]
mizzen— [S. of hinder (part) of Ship]
Sprit— [S. of forepart of ship]
top,— [Highest S.]
hoise— [Up-lift S.]
strike— [a. fall the S.]

[Ship]

to— Mo. II. 7. A.
Sailer.: RN. V. 8.
Saim,: [Soft fat of hog]
Sainfom.: HS. III. 5. A.
Saint.: RE. III. 5.
...—s bell.
Sake: [end] T. II. 6.
for the—of. Prop. I. 2. A.
Saker.: Hawk.

Ordinance.
Sal,: vide Salt.
—armoniac. St. V. 6.
—Gemma. St. V. 2. A.
Salable,: [adj. p. Sell (apt.]
Salacity,: [Lust (Pron.]
Salad.: [Sawce of herbs]

[adj. head (armor]
Salamander.: Land— Be. VI. 5.

Water— Be. VI. 5. A.
Salary,: [Wages]
Sale,: [Sell.]
Saleable,: (Fit to) adj. p. Sell (apt.]
Saligot.: [Water-Nut]
Saline,: [adj.
Salt]
Saltishness]
Salivate,: Spit (make]

Drivel (make]
Sallet,: vid. Salad.
Sally.: RM. I. 6. A.
Sallow.: Tree. Tr. VI. 9. A.

Color, [yellow (dim.) adj. Sallow (like]
Salmon.: Fi. IX. 2.
Salomons Seal.: HL. VII. 7.
Salpa.: Fi. V. 2. A.
Salt,: vid. Sal.
Subst. St. V. 1. A.
—Armoniac. St. V. 6.
—Peeter, [Nitre] St. V. 1.
—wort, [Gl••sswort]
Bay— [Coursest S. (kind]
Drinous— St. V. 5.
Vessel.
—Sellar, [adj. Table, adj. Salt vessel]
Trencher— [adj. Trencher. adj. Salt (vessel]
adj.
—taste, [adj. Q. IV. 5.
—Marshes, [Marshes]
Saltive.
Salve.: Pr. VI. 4.
to— [a. sound (make]
Salvation.: [Deliverance]

[Safety]

Everlasting bliss. Ha. I. 4.
Salvediction.: AC. V. 8.
Salvo,: Exempting]

Exception]
Salute.: AC. V. 3.
—at meeting. AC. V. 8.
—at parting. AC. V. 8. A.
Samarre,: [Upper most loose adj. Woman (vest]
Same.: Pron▪ II. 2.
—ness, [Identity]
of the—time, [Simultaneous]
Samphier.: HF. V. ••. A.
Golden flowred— HF. III. 10. A,
Sample: Exemplar. T. II. 3.
Sampler: Exemplar. T. II. 3.
Sanamunda.: Sh. VI. 2.
Sanctifie.: [adj. Holiness (make]

[Consecrate]
Sanction,: Law]

Edict]
Sanctity,: [Holiness]
Sanctuary.: [Temple]
sp. Inner (part) of it]

[adj. a. Safety (place) for of∣fenders]
Sand.: St. I. 8.
—eeles. Fi. VI. 4. A.
the—s, Strand. W. III. 6.
Quick—s. W. III.7.
...—blind.
Sandal,: [Lamin for the bottom of foot]
Sandarach.: St. VI. 5.
Sanders.: Red— Tr. VII. 3.

Yellow— Tr. VII. 3. A.
Sandover,: [Scum of glass]
Sanguin.: [adj. Blood] PG. I. 6.

[Merry]
Sanguinary,: [adj. a. RJ. III.]
Sanhedrin,: [Council]
Sanicle.: HL. VI. 9.
bears ear— HS. VIII. 3.
Spotted— HL. VIII. 4.
Yorkshire— [Butterwort] HL. VI. 7.
Sanity.: [Health]

[Soundness]
Sap.: Subst.
[Juice] PP. I. 7.
—of tree, [adj. juice (part) of tree]

to— [Undermine]
Saphena vein,: [Vein at the An∣kle]
Saphire.: St. IV. 5.
White— St. IV. 1. A.
Sapience,: [Wisdom]
Saphic.
Saracens Con••ound: [Comfrey] HL. IX. 4.
Sarcasm.: [Mock]
Sarcocolla.: Tr. VIII. 2. A.
Sarda,: [Chalcis] Fi. III. 12. A.
Sardius.: St. III. 3.
Sardonix.
Sarg••s.: Fi. V. 3.
Sarplier,,: [adj. packing cloth]
Sarsaparilla,: [Root of herb▪ like pricking Bindweed]
Sartorian Operation.: O. V.
Sassafras.: Tr. III. 10.
Satan,: [Devil] W. I. 2. O.
Sate.: AC. VI. 5. A.
Sated,: [adj. p. fill
(augm.]
(exc.]
Satelles.: W. II. 8. A.
Saterday,: [Seventh day]
Satiate,: [a. Sufficience]
Satiety,: [a. Sufficience]
Satisfaction.: [Sufficience]

Mind-quieting. AS. III. 5.

[Conviction]

[Payment]

[Restitution]
Satisfy,: [a. Satisfaction]
Sattin.: [Smooth shining Silk]

Herb [Bulbonach] HS. VI. 2.
Saturn.: W. II. 4.
Satyr.: [adj.
Mocking
Reproving
Verse (aggr.]

[Baboon] Be. III. 1.
Saty••ion,: [Orchis] HL. IV. 8.
Savage,: Fierce]

Cruel]
Sauce.: Pr. II. 2.
Sauce alone: HS. IV. 8.
Saucer,: [Shallow dish]
sp. for Sauce]
Saucy,: Impudent]

••reverent]
Saucidge,: vid. Sausage.
Save.: General.
—from danger, [a. Safety] T. V. 3.
...—from
loss Preserve] AS.
hurt I. 4.
—one's oath, [pr▪ himself from perjury]
incumbent, [Deliver] AS. I. 5.
imminent.
as to it, [prevent] TA. III. 9.
as to him
Defend] ••O. VI. 5.
Protect] a. Man. VI. 4
...

Page [unnumbered]

Savin.: Sh. III. 10. A.
Saving,: vid. Save.
Savingness,: [Frugality]
Savior,: [adj. a Save (person]
Savor.: [Tast] Q. IV.

[Smell] Q. IV. A.
Savory.: [adj. Savor (pers.

Winter— HF. VI. 7. A.
Saurus.: Fi. IV. 7. A.
Sausage,: [Pudding of minced Hogg's flesh]
Saw.: to— O. IV. 3. A.

—dust, [Powder made by Pawing]

...a—
[adj. Sawing (instr.]
—wort. HF. III. 3.
Fish. Fi. I. 2.

an old— [Adage]

I—[I am adj. pret. See]
Sawyer,: [adj. Sawing (mech.]
Saxifr••ge.: Burnet— HF. IV. 12.

Golden— HL. VI. 10. A.

White— HL. VI. 10.
Scab.: S. III. 1. A.
Scabbard,: [Case for Sword]
Scab••ous.: HF. II. 13.
Scaffold.: Po. II. 6. A.
Scalad••,: [Storming with Lad∣ders]
Scalde.: [a. Heat (excess] sp. with Li∣quor]

[Un-a.
skin
feather
hair
with hot
liquor.]

—head, [Un-haired head]
sp. with scurf]
Scale.: —of fish. PP. IV. 1.

...—of bone,
[Scale
(like)
Fragment
Chip of bone]

—of metal. Met. IV. 3.
to— [Un-adj. a. Scale]

[Dish of the librating (jug.]
Pair of—s, [Librating (jug.]

[Ladder]
—as of miles, &c. [Line adj. p. part for measuring di∣stances]
...to—
Climb]
Storm]
sp. with Ladder.]
Scallion,: [Onion (dim.]
Scalp,: [Pate] PG. III. 1. A.
—ing iron, [adj. Iron. adj.
Scratching (instr.]
Scamble.: [Catch (end) adv. Confu∣sion]

[a. Confusion by curting (corr.]
Scamony.: HS. VII. 6. A.
Scan.: Consider]

Examin]

—verse [a. M••••sure v.]
Scandal,: Tempting]

Occasioning
to sin]
Scandalous.: RE. III. 5. O.
Scant,: [adj.
Scarcity]
Deficience]
Narrowness]

adv. [Scarce] adv. V. 2.
Scantling.: [Little]

[Say] TM. VI. 2.

[Measure] Mea. II.

[Proportion]
Scape,: [Escape]
a— [Fart]
Scapula,: [Shoulder] PG. IV. I.
Scar,: [pret. p. Wound (sign]
Scarab: Ex. V.
Scarabee: Ex. V.
great water— Ex. V. 8.
little water— Ex. V. 8. A.
Scarce.: [adj.
Scarcity]
Seldomness]
Rareness]

[adv.
Adv. V. 2.]
adv. Difficulty]
Scarcity.: TM. I. 2. D.
Scare,: [a. Fear]
—crow, [adj. Vanity (thing) for a. fear]
Scarf.: Pr. IV. 6. A.
Scarlet,: [Bright red]
—Oke, [Holm]
Scorrifie.: Mo. IV. 6. A.
Scatches,: [Leg-lengthning sticks]
Scate.: Fi. II. 5.
Scath,: [Hurt]
Scatter.: O. II. 5. O.
Come in—ing, [Come (segr.]
Scavel,: [adj. hungry (exc.]
Scavinger,: [adj. a. Cleanliness (Off.) of streets]
Sceleton,: [Frame of dead bones]
Scene.: [a. Player (room]
[The place represented]
[The home of any action]

[Chapter of adj. p. Player (thing]
Scepter,: [adj. King (sign) Stick]
Sceptic,: [adj.
Incredulity]
Doubting (apt.]
Schedule,: [Paper (lam.]
Scheme,: [Figure]
sp.
Lined]
Pictured]
Schism,: [Schismatic (thing]
Schismatic.: RE. III. 2. O.
Scholar.: [Learner]

[adj. Learning (person]

—of a Colledge, [S••pe••diated Learner]

—ship, [Learning]
Scholastic,: [Learned (like]
Scholast,: [adj. a Commentary (dim.]
School.: Greater place, [University]

—man, [adj. University Di∣vine]

Lesser place, [RC. III. ••. A.]

—boy, [Learner at School]

—master, [Teacher of School]

[Sect]
Schreight,: [Missle bild] ••l. III. 3.
Sciatic••,: [Gout in the Hip]
Science,: [Ha. VI. 1. A.
Liberal— [adj. Learning Sci∣ence]
Scimiter,: [Crooked Sword]
Scink,: [Small-headed Lizard (kind]
Scintilla volantes.: El. ••. ••. A.
Sciolist,: [adj. Science (dim.]
Scion,: [Branch] PP. I. 3.
Schir••bus.: S. III. 4. A.
Scissors,: [adj. Clipping instr.
Scecheon,: vid. Sc••••cheo••.
Scoff,: Reproch]

Mock]
Scold,: a. Contention (voice]

Reprove (ex••••]
Scole,: [Fishes (aggr.]
Scolop.: Ex. VIII. 5.
Scolopendra.: Ex. II. 10.
Sconse.: [Mult]

Military place. RM. ••I. 2.

[adj. Hanging adj. supporting (instr.) for Candle]

Pate]

adj. Head (vest]
Scoop,: Pr. V. 7. A.
Scope.: End] T. II. 6.

Object] T. VI. 2.

Liberty Sufficient]

Space Sufficient]

Place Sufficient]
Scorbutica: [Scurvy]
Scorch,: [adj. a.
Fire
Heat (exc.
the out∣side]
Scordium.: HF. VII. 8.
Score.: [adj. Reckoning (thing]
[Stick notched (freq.) for reckoning]
in— [Debtor]
upon -[Debtor]
...—up.
quit—s ▪ [Ballancing]
[Twenty]
Scoria.: Met. IV. 3.

Page [unnumbered]

Scorn,: Contemn] AS. IV. 2.

a. Indignation]
Scornfulness,: [Superciliousness]
Scorpana.: Fi. IV. 11. A.
Scorpi••ides.: Fi. III. 14. A.
Scorpion.: Ex. II. 5. A.
—grass. HS. III. 12.
water— Ex. I. 9.
Fish.
greater— Fi. V. 6.
lesser— Fi. V. 6. A.
Constellation [8th. (part) of the Zodiac.]
Scot.: [Shot]

[Tax]
Scotfree.: [adj. p. Immunity from pay∣ment]

[not-adj. p.
Hurt]
Punishment]
Scotomy,: [Vertigo] S. IV. 5.
Scoul,: [Lowring]
Scoundrel,: [adj. Sorry (person]
Scour.: a— [Shallow (part) of swift river]

...to—
Wash (augm.]
Rub (augm.]

[adj. a.
Purity]
Brightness]
sp. by
Washing (augm.
Rubbing (augm.
[Dung (exc.]
Scourge,: [Whip]
a— [adj. Whipping (instr.]
Scourse,: [Exchange]
Scout.: RM. III. 5.
Scrag,: Tooth]

Rough protuberance]
Scraggy,: [Lea•• (augm.]
Scray,: [Sea Swallow] Bi. IX. 9. A.
Scrall,: [Write (corr.]
Scramble,: [Climbe (corr.]
Scrap,: Residue]

Fragment]
Scrape,: Rub]

Scratch]

Shave (corr.]

—for favour, [Fawning]

...—out,
Spoil
as Nothing
by scrat∣ching]

...—together, [Gather
adv. Scraping∣ness]
Rapacious∣ly.]

a— [Trap]
Scrapingness.: Man. III. 2. E.
Scra••,: [Of both sexes]
Scratch.: AC. II. 6. A.
the—es [Disease in horse's heels]
Scrawl,: [Writing (corr.]
Scream,: Acute Voice (augm.]

Exclamation
Screech,: [v. acute exclamation (augm.]
—Owl, [Owl]
Screeking,: [acute sound of Solids rubbing together]
Screen,: [adj. a. shadow (jug.]
Screw,: vid. Scrue.
Scribble,: [Write (corr.] sp. swift∣ly]
Scribe,: Notary

adj. writing (Off.]
Scrip,: [Bag]
Scripture.: RE. VI. 1.
Scrivener,: [adj. Writing (mech.]
Scrole,: [Paper (Iam.]
[Catalogue]
Scrophula,: [King's Evil]
Scrophularia,: [Pilewort]
Scrue.: O. I. 6.
—into, [Into-wriggle]
—out, [Obtain by-a. Craft]
Scrub,: [Rub (augm.]
a— [Sorry (person]
Scruple.: Weight. Mea. III. 2.

[Doubt (dim.]

practical. AS. III. 5. O. (Pron.]
Scrupulousness,: Doubting

Scruple

Incredulity]
Scrutiny,: Inquisition]

Examining]
Scud,: [v. Ition swiftly]
Scuffle,: [Confused
Mutiny]
fighting (dim.]
Scull.: [Bone of
Head]
Pate]
[adj.
Head (armor]
Pa••e (armor]

—of fish, [Fishes (aggr.]
Sculk,: [v. Concealing]
Sculler,: [Boat adj. p. Oa•• by one man]
Scullory,: [adj. Washing (room) of adj. Cookery vessel]
Scullion,: [Cook's Servant]
Sculpture,: [Carving]
Scum.: TM. VI. 3.
a— [Sorry (person]
Scummer,: [Spoon for taking away the Scum]
to— [Dung]
Scooper.: RN. II. 7. A.
Scurf.: S. II. 6. A.
Scurrility.: Man. IV. 9. F.
Scurvy.: Disease. S. VI. 4.

—grass. HL. VI. 13.

adj.
Sorry]
Evil]
Scut,: [Tail] PP. VI. 6. A.
Scutcheon.: [Picture of shield]
[Area of painted degree]
—in building. (sign]
Scuttle.: [Basket]

—of Ship. RN. II. 6. A.

to—water, [Un-defile w. by motion]
Sea.: W. IV. A.
—bat, [Flying fish]
—bells HL. VI. 13. A.
—bindweed HL. VI. 13. A.
—Calf. Be. V. 3. A.
...—Card.
—Coast, [adj. Shore Coun∣trey.]
—Cob. Bi. IX. 9.
...—Cole.
Herb. HE. VI. 13. A.
Stone. St. VI. 3. A.
...—Coot.
...—Cormoran••••
—Devil. Fi. II. 4. A.
—dragon. Fi. IV. 8.
—drake, [Cormorant]
...—ear.
Animal. Ex. VII. 8.
Plant. HL. I. 13.
—fan. HL. I. 15.
—fa••ing man. RN. V.
—frog. Fi. II. 4. A.
—grass. HL. I. 14.
—green, [Green adj. Sea (like]
—gull. Bi. IX. 9.
—hog, [Porpois]
—lettice. HL. I. 12.
—man. RN. V.
—mew. Bi. IX. 9.
—moss. HL. I. 12.
—navelwort. HL. I. 11. A.
—nettle. Ex. IX. 6. A.
—onion. HL. IV. 13.
—raven, [Cormorant]
—sick, [Sick through motion upon the sea.]
—swallow. Bi. IX. 9. A.
—toad. Fi. II. 4. A.
—weed, [S. moss]
—withywinde. HI. VI. 13. A.
...arm of the—
[Bay] W. IV. 4.
[Fretum] W. IV. 5.
calm— W. IV. 1.
narrow— [Fretum] W. IV. 5.
Seal,: [adj. RC. VI. 5. (instr.]
Fish, [Sea-calf] Be. V. 3. A.
Sealing.: RC. VI. 5. A.
Seam,: [adj. p. sowing (thing]
...—of the head.
—of Ship. RN. II. 8.

[Hog's fat]
Seamster,: [adj. Sowing (mech.]
Sear,: [Dry (exc.]
to— [Harden with a. fire]
—ed Conscience, [Unconsci∣onableness.]
Searce,: [Sift] O. VI. 1. A.
[adj. Sift (instr.]
Search.: [Seek]

[a. Inquisition]

[Try]
Transc. TA. II. 5. A.
Judic. RJ. II. 4. A.

—ing, [Sagacity]
Season.: [Time]
adj. Congruity (time]
Time (perf.]
in— [adv. Perfect]
out of - [adv. Corrupt]

—of the year, [Year (part]
sp. adj. Congruity]

...to—
a. Salt] Q. IV. 5.
a. Condite] Pr. III. 9. A.
Seasonable,: [adj. Season]
Seat.

Page [unnumbered]

Sebesten.: Tr. II. 5. A.
Secant.: Mag. II. 4.
Secession,: [Separation]
Seclude,: Out-shut

Exempt

Except
Second.: [adj. Two]
Every— [Every adv. turn adj. two]

Subst.
—of a degree.
in Magn [3600^th (part) of a Degree]
in Time, [60^th part of a Mi∣nute]
[adj. Acces∣soriness,
Fighter]
Speaker]
Doer of any thing]

to— [Do any thing adv.
Accessoriness]
Immediate af∣ter]
Secondary,: [adj. Two (kind]
Secondine.: PP. VI. 7. A.
Secre∣cy,: Concealing]

Taciturnity]
Secret.: Concealed]

adj. p. Taciturnity]
Secreta∣ry,: Notary]

adj. Writing (Off.]
Sect,: Faction]

Schism]
Sectary,: [Schismatic]
Section,: [adj. p. Cut (part]
Part of Book. D. III. 2. A.
Sector.
Secular.: [Temporal] RE. O.

[Laic] RE. II. O.

[Not-regular. RO. IV. 6.]
Secundine.: PP. VI. 7. A.
Secure.: [Safe]

Confident]

Assured]

Fearless]

Heedless]

Careless]

...to—
[a. Security]
[a. Imprisonment]
Security,: Safety]

Confidence]

&c.

Sponsion]

Morgage]
Sedan.: Po. V. 3.
Sedate,: [adj. p.
Quiet]
Content]
Satisfaction]
Sedentary,: [adj. Sitting]
Sedge,: Flagg]

Reed]
Sediment.: TM. VI. 3. A.
Sedition.: RJ. III. 3. A.
Seduce.: RO. VI. 1. O.
Sedulity,: [Diligence]
See.: v. Sight]

a. Heedfulness]

—to, [a. Heedfulness]

—you do it, [a. Heedfulness that you do it]

fair to—to, [Beautiful]

go to— [Visit]

a— [Bishops City]
Seed.: —of Plants. PP. III. 6.

—plot, [adj. p. Sowing (place]

—time, [adj. Sowing (time]

run to, [a. Seed]

—of Animal. PG. I. 4.
Seeing.: Sight. NP. III. 1.

[adj. a. Sight]

—that, [Whereas]
Seek.: TA. I. 7.
...—to do
Inquisition to do]
Design to do]
Endeavour to do]
—to him, [Intreat him]
Seeling.: of Room. Po. III. 8. A.

of Ship, [Heeling] RN. VI.7.

—birds eye, [Sow together the Eyelids]
Seem.: TA. I. 9. A.
Seem∣ly,: Beautiful]

Decent]
Seen,: [adj. p. Sight]
...to be—
Shew]
Manifest]
...by
Shew]
Manifest]
well—in, [Skilled (perf.]
Seer,: [Prophet]
Seeth,: [Boyl]
—over, [Spill by Seething]
Segment,: [From-adj. p. Cut (part]
Segregate.: TM. III. 6.
—ing, [Separate] TA. II. 1. O.
Seigniory,: [Magistrate (place]
Seise,: Take to possess]

Arrest]
Seizin.: RC. V. 8. A.
Seldom.: Sp. I. 7. O.
[Rare] Sp. II. 6. O.
Select,: [Elect]
Selenite.: St. II. 5.
Sell.: RC. V. 3.
Self.: him— [Him him]
beside -[adj.
Dotage]
Frenzy]
Madness]

my— [Me me]

thy— [Thee thee]
by it— [Solitary]
he is him— [He is
adj. Understand∣ing (perf.]
In State (perf.]
Selfconceit,: Pride]

Esteem (exc.) of self]
Selfdenial.: Ha. V. 3.
Selfends,: [Selfishness]
Selfheal.: HF. VII. 16.
Selfishness.: Ha. V. 3. O.
Selflove,: [Love of Self]
Selfwill,: Disobedience]

Contumacy]

Pertinacy]
Selvage,: [Margin of ••loth]
Semblable,: [Like]
Semblably,: So]

Also]

Accordingly]
Semblance,: Seeming]

Likeness]
Sembreef.
Semicircle,: [Half Circle]
Semicolon.: D. I. 5. A.
Seminary.: [Seed (place]

[Education (place]
Semination,: [Sowing]
Sena.: Sh. IV. 4.
bastard— Sh. IV. 4. A.
Senary,: [Six]
Senate,: [Council]
Send.: TA. VI. 4.
—for one, [Call by one sent]
Senembi.: Be. VI. 3. A.
Seneschal,: [Steward]
Sengreen,: [House-seek] HL. VIII.1.
Indented— HL. VIII. 4. A.
Senior.: [More old]

[Superior]
sp. through more age]
Sennight,: [Week]
Sense.: —of a word, [Meaning] Faculty.
—internal. NP. II.
common— NP. II. 1.
—external. NP. III.
Sp. [Feeling]
Sensible.: [adj. a.
Common sense
Understanding
(apt.

[adj. p.
Common sense
Understanding
(pot.]

—Quality. Q.
Sensitive.: —Soul. W. I. 5.

...—faculty.
Internal. NP. II.
External. NP. III.
—plant. HS. III. 8. A.

—action. AC. II.
Sensless.: [adj. Stupor]

[Not adj. p. Understanding (pot.]
Sensual,: [adj. Sensuality]
Sensuality.: Man. II. 1. O.
Sent.: pret. Send]

adj. p. Send]

[Smell]
Sentence.: [Opinion]

Clause. D. III. 1. A.

—in Court. RJ. II. 5. A.
Sententious,: [Abounding in short sentences.]

Page [unnumbered]

Sentiment.: Understanding

Common sense

Apprehension

Opinion
Sentinel RM. III. 7.
Sentry RM. III. 7.
Senvi,: [Mustard seed]
Separate.: TA. II. 1. O.
Segregate
Abstract
a. Schismatic]
Excommunicate]
Separatists,: [Schismatic]
Sepiment.: RM. VI. 4.
Seps Serpt.
September,: [9^th month]
Septenary,: [Seven]
Septuagint,: [Seventy Transla∣tors]
Septuple,: [Sevenfold]
Sepulchre,: [adj. Intombing
(thing]
(place]
Sepulture,: [Burying]
Sequel,: Following]

Event]

Illation]
Sequence,: [Following adv. Se∣ries]
Sequestration,: [Depositing with not-party]
Seraglio,: [Palace of the Maho∣metan King]
Seraphin,: [Angel]
Serenade,: [a. Music near ones adj. sleeping (place]
Serene.: Clear]

Bright]

[Gracious] adj. Man. VI. 1.
Serjant.: [pursevant] RJ. III. 6.

—at arms, [Most adj. Superi∣ority. RJ. III. 6.]

— of Law, [Most adj▪ Supe∣riority Graduate of com∣mon Lawyers]

[Chief pleader (kind]

[Highest degree of Pleaders (kind]

—of foot. RM. III. 4.
Series.: TM. III. 7.
Serinus.: Bi. VI. 1. A.
Seriousness.: The Disposition. NP. IV. 3.

The Vertue
Sobriety]
Gravity]
Sermon,: [adj.-p. Preaching (thing]
Sermountain.: HF. IV. 7.
Serous,: [adj. Serum]
Serpent.: Be. VI. 6.
Sea— Fi. VI. 2.
Serpentine,: [adj. Serpent]
...—Line,
Spiral] Mag. III. 9.
Helix] Mag. III. 9. A.
Serve.: [v.
Slave]
Servant]
Souldier]
—as to wages.
[adj. p. Hiring]

as to work, [a.
Slave]
Servant]
Souldier]

[a.
Subjection]
Obedience]
—God, [a.
Obedience
Worship
God]

[Wait]

Carry]

Deliver]
...—Process.
...—up to Table.
...—wine.

Furnish]

Sell]
—one with ware, [Sell w. to one▪]

as to use, Transc.

[Action]
...—one,
...a trick
...in his kind

[v. adj.
Adjuvant]
Profitable]

v. adj.
Congruous]
Convenient]▪
—when time—s.

[v. adj. Stead]

—
...for
...instead of

[v. adj.
Sufficience]
Pertinence]

...—for such a use.
Servant.: RO. III. 7. O.
[Suitor] RO. III. 2.
[Beneficiary] RO. III. 8. O.
Service.: [v. Servant]

[a. Souldier]
[a. Obedience]
divine— [d. worship]
Waiting.
first [meats (aggr. carried adv. first]
second [meats (aggr. carried adv. second]
[v. adj.
Adjuvant]
Profitable]
[a. Benefactor]
...—doing one a
[p. Use]

[Berry of Service-tree]
—Tree. Tr. I. 4.
Common— Tr. I. 4. A.
Serviceable,: [adj. Service
(pot.]
(pron.]
Servile,: [adj.
Servant]
Slave]
Villain]
Servingman,: [Servant for wait∣ing]
Servitor,: [Servant]
Servitude,: [p. Slave (thing]
Serum.: PG. I. 2.
Seseli,: [Ha••twort]
Sessions,: [Convention] RC. III.
sp. for RJ.
Set.: [Cause, sp. by motion]

to be in a Place sp. of Rest]

to be in a Situation sp. of Rest]

[Cause to be so]

—a copy, [a. Exemplar (make]

—a song, [a. Tune (make) for a s.]

—fast, [Fast (make]

—free, [a. Liberty (make]

—open, [Open (make]

—packing, [From-go (make]

...—Right,
Put (perf.]
adj. Right (make]

—upright, [Upright (make]

Design]

Appoint]
sp. according to Con∣tract.]

—an allowance, [appoint an all.]

—a fine on, [Appoint, &c.]

—a form, [appoint a form]

[Offer]
sp. for p.
Hire]
Sell]

[Esteem] AS. II. 8.
—Light by, [Contemn] AS. II. 8. A.

a. Place]

Put]
...—himself,
a. place h.]
Purpose (augm.]

...—ones hand to
Put ones, &c
a. Adjuvant]
Write under]

-Birds observe the place of B.]

-Travellers, &c. observe the place of Tr.]

[a.
Scituation]
Figure]
...—a bone
Place (perf.]
Situate (perf.]
...—a bowle.
—a Ruff, [a.
Situation (perf
Figure (perf

[Motion] Mo.
as Current, [v. Motion]
as Boatman [Thrust (imp) with hands]
as Horse [Thrust (imp) with feet]
[a. ition (make]

[Rest] Mo. O.
Plant.
the Root. O. III. 6.
the Grain. O. III. 6. A.

[Sit (make]

[a.
Steadiness] Q. VI. 6.
Fastness] Q. VI 6. E.
...—fast,
a. Fast (make]
Imprison]

...—about
[a. Begin]
[a. Endeavour (inc.]

...against,
[v. opposite]
[a. opposite]

...—apart
a. Segregate]
Reserve]
Appropriate]

—aside, a. Segregate]
Exempt]
Except]
Reject
Forsake]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Sun—: [Under-a. Horizon]
Adj.
Purposed]
Designed]
Appointed]
sp. by consent]
...—allowance.
...—Battle.
...—Company.
...—Fight.
...—Form.
...—Place.
...—Price.
...—Purpose.
...—Resolution.
...—Speech
...—Time.
He is— [Has lost the game]
Sun is— [S. is under the Hori∣zon]
Well— [adj. p. figure (perf.]
Setter.: [adj. Setting (person]

Theefs—spy]

[Dog. adj. Observing (apt.) the place of Birds]
Settle.: v.

a.
Cause]
Confirm]
[adj. Permanence]
—ones estate, [Assign the sut. right of it]
sp. by sealed adj. Obligati∣on (thing]
...—to a busi∣ness,
Prepare for per∣manence in a b]
Permanent (inc) in it.]
Staying]
Dwelling]
as Bird,
Rest]
Stand]
[adj.
Staiedness]
Fastness]
as grounds
Precipitate]
Sediment]
[Habit]
Sobriety]
Gravity]
Subst. [Long Chair]
—bedstead, [Bedstead adj. p. folding (apt.]
Setling,: vid. Settle.
[Sediment]
Seven.: Mea. I. 7.
Sevenfold,: [Seven (kind]
Sevennight,: [Week]
Seventeen.: 17.
Seventh,: [adj. Seven]
Seventy.: 70.
Sever.: Separate]

Segregate]

[adj. Solitary (make]

[a.
Difference]
Diversity]
Several.: [adj.
Difference]
Diversity]

[adj. p. Sever]
Severity.: Man. VI. 7.
[Rigor]
Sewee.: [adj. a.
Order (Off.) of meats]
Suit (Off.) of meats]

[Sink] Po. II. 9. A.
Sewer,: Hard Fat]

Dried Fat]
Sex.: NP. VI. 1.
Sextant,: [Sixth part of Circle]
Sextary,: [Roman measure] about a pint]
Sextile,: [Distance 〈◊〉〈◊〉 of a great Circle]
Sexton,: [adj. Sweeping (Off.) of Temple]
Sextuple,: [Sixfold]
Shackles,: [Bonds]
Shad.: Fi. III.11.
Shade: Q. I. 2.
Shadow: Q. I. 2.
—in painting, [Shadow (like]
Shaft.: [Cylinder]

[Arrow]

Cone]

Pyramid]

[Steeple]

of Coach, &c. Po. V. 5.
Shagg,: [Rough hair]
Bird. Bi. IX. 5. A.
Shake.: Proper. Mo. VI. 3. A.

—Hands. AC. V. 5. A.

—down, [Down-a. ition (make) with shaking]

—off, [Abandon]

—in pieces, [Break with shaking]

—to pieces, [Break with shaking]

—up, [Reprehend severely]

[Tremble]
Shake-rag,: Clothed (freq.) with torn (vest]

Beggar]
Shall.: fut.
Shale.: a— [Pod] PP. III. 5. A.

to— [Un-a. pod]
Shallop,: [Ship (dim.]
Shalot.: HL. IV. 10.
Shallow.: Not deep. TM. II. 3. A.

...a-
Shallow (place in the sea]
Bank] W. III. 5. A.

Not wise, [adj. Folly]
Shalm,: [adj. Tube adj. Music inst.]
Shamble,: [adj. Butchering (place]
Shame.: Affection. AS. VI. 2. A.

Cause, [Infamy]
Shamefaced,: [adj.
Shame (apt.]
Modesty]
Sheepishness]
Shameful,: [adj. Shame]
Shameless,: [adj. Impudence]
Shamois,: [Goat▪ (kind) having small horns hooked at the end]

Page [unnumbered]

Shank.: of Animal. PG. V. 5.

of Plant, [Stalk]
Shape,: [Figure]
Share.: [Part] sp. adj. Proportioned]
...to—
Divide]
Distribute]
Partner (make]

Pubes. PG. IV. 7. A.
—bone, [Bone of the sh.]

Plow— [adj. Cutting (part) of the adj. plowing (jug.]
Sharer,: [Partner]
Shark.: Fish. Fi. I. 3.

[adj. a. Fraud (person]
sp. impudently spending ano∣thers]
Sharp.: [adj. Acute Angle]
[adj.
Point]
Edge]
[adj.
Cutting]
Pricking (apt.]

of Animal, [adj. Vigor]
...—sighted.
—of hearing]
—voice, [Shrill]
—in music. Q III. 5. E.

of taste. Q. IV. 4.
[Hungry]

of mind [Sprightly]
[Sagacious]
Severe]
Austere]
Cruel]
Sharpen,: [a. Sharp (make]
Sharpling,: [Stickleback]
Shat∣ter,: Shake into parts (dim.]

Bruise (freq.]
Shave.: O. IV. 1.
—grass, [Horse tail]
Shaver,: [adj. Shaving (person]
a notable— [Extraordinary (corr.]
Sheaf,: [Aggregated (thing]
sp. by together-p. bind]
Shear,: [Clip]
Shears,: [adj. Clipping (instr.]
Sheard,: Fragment of earth∣en vessel

Piece of earth∣en vessel
Sheat.: Rope. RN. IV. 5. A.

—Anchor, [Last anch.]

—fish. Fi. VI. 6.

[Young hog]
Sheath.: a— [Case]
—fish. Ex. VIII. 8. A.
—flies wing, [Crust of fly w.]

to— [into-a-case]

—a ship. RN. VI. 3.
Shed.: Lose.

Let go.

Spill.

Lose.

...—tears
Drop tears]
Weep]

—water, [Spill w.]

a— [House (dim.) sp. not wal∣led]
Shee,: He (fem.]

Female]
Sheep.: Be. II. 2.
—Cote, [House for sheep]
—Fold, [About-sepimented (place) for sheep]
—Hook, [Shepherds Hook]
Sheepishness.: Man. III. 7. E.
Sheere,: [Clip]
—water, [Simple water]
—wind, [adj. Cutting (like) wind]
Sheet,: [Lamin]
—of Linnen, [adj. l. Bed (vest]
Shell.: of Animal.
of Oyster, &c. PP. IV. 2.
of Lobster, [Crust] PP. IV. 2. A.
Egg— [Crust of Egg]

of Vegetable.
—of Nut, [Stone] PP. II. 2. A.
—of Bean, &c. [Cod] PP. III. 5. A.
—of Grain, [Husk] PP. III. 3.
Shellaple.: Bi. IV. 5. A.
Sheldrake.: Bi. IX. 2.
Shelf.: Boord. Po. VI. 4. A.

Flat in the Sea, [Bank] W. III. 5.
Shelter.: [adj. a. Safety (place]

[adj. a.
Protection]
Defence]
sp. (place]
Shelving,: [Oblique]
Shent,: [adj. p. Reprehend]
Shepherd,: [Herdsman of sheep]
—s bodkin, [Cranes bill]
—s fly. Ex. IV. 8.
—s needle, [Venus comb] HS. I. 5. A.
—s purse. HS. VI. 3. A.
—s rod. HF. VIII. 2. A.
Sheriff,: [adj. Shire (Off.]
Shew.: Gene∣ral,
a. Know (make TA. I. 8.
Un-a. Conceal TA. I. 8.

Perfect, [Manifest] TA. I. 9.

Publick, [a. Public (make]

—what is not▪ [a. Appear∣ance]

—Otherwise than it is
a. Seeming TA. I. 9. A.
a. Hypocrisie

to sense.
by signes, [a. sign]
[a. Finger (sign]
by like, [Represent]
to the ear.
[Narration]
[Interpretation]
[Probation]
to the eye
Offer to be seen]
a. See (make]
—sights, [a. Sights]
—tricks, [a. Prestigiator]
to the mind, [Revelation]
Impro∣per,
Do]
Give]
—mercy, [a. Mercy]
Shy,: [adj. Reservedness]
Shide of wood,: [Thick piece of w.]
Shield,: [Buckler]
...to—
Defend]
Protect]
...—of Brawn.
Shift.: ...a—
[Means] sp. (corr.]
[a.
Craft]
Fraud]
make—to [Obtain to]
Put to his—s, [Necessitated to difficult (things]

...to—
Change]
Alter]
—place, [Go]
—per¦son,
Escape]
Deliver]
—thing,
Prevent
Remedy
(alter∣ing]
—for, [Provide for]
...—off
Delay]
Avoid]
Frustrate]
sp. adv. Craft]
Shifter,: [Crafty person]
sp. Living by craft]
Shilling.: Mea. IV. 3.
Shin,: [Forepart of Leg]
Shine,: [a. Brightness]
Shingle,: [adj. wood (lamin) for (roof]
—s [Tetter]
Ship.: RN. I. 1. A.
...—wrack
Destruction
Ruine
of ship]
—wright, [adj. Ship (mech.]
Shire.: RC. III. 4.
Shirt,: [Inmost Linnen (vest]
Shittle,: [Inconstant]
vid. Shuttle.
Shive,: [Chip]
Shiver.: to— [Tremble]
...—in pieces
Shake
Break
into chips]

a— [Chip]
Shock.: —of Corn, [Heap of c.]

—of battel, [Battel (imp.]
Shod,: adj. pret. Shoo]

adj. p. Shoo]
Shog,: [Move (imp.]
Shole.: [Shallow (place]

[Fishes (aggr.]
Shoo.: [adj. Leather adj. Foot (vest]

—ing horn, [On-drawing (instr.) for shoo.]

horse— [Under-foot (armam.) for horse]
Shook,: [adj. p. pret. Shake]
Shoot.: Move swiftly]

Fly swiftly]

Out—
Cast]
Powre]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Shop,: [adj. [a.
Mechanic
Merchant
room]
—keeper, [Merchant]
Shore.: of land. W. III. 6.

of water. W. IV. 6.

bird. Bi. V. 2.

to—up, [a. Prop]
Shorn,: [adj. Clip]
Short.: op. to long, [adj. TM. II. 1. O]

Low]

Little]

Less]

[adj. Epitome]

Soon]

Transitory]
—ly, [adv.
Soon.]
Future (dim.]

—breathing S. V.1.

—windedness S. V.1.

...be— with
a. Fewness
a. Harshness
words]

...come—

...fall—
v. long (def.]
v. short (exc.]
[adj. Defect]
[be more short]
sp. than it was expect∣ed]

keep— [a. Co••ibiting]
Shorten,: [a. Short (make]
Shot.: adj▪ p. pret. Shoot]

adj. p. Shoot]

[Bullet]

[adj. a. pay (thing]

—free, [adj. p. Immunity from paying]
Shotten,: [Having spawned]
Shove,: [Thrust]
—net, [Net for catching fish]
sp. by thrusting and lift∣ing it.]
Shovel,: [Up-take∣ing (vas)
Fluid
Granulous
(things]
—er. Bi. VIII. 6.
Should,: [Mood of
Duty)
Necessity]
Shoulder.: of trunk. PG. IV. 1. A.
—blade, [Broad bone of—]

Joynt. PG. V. 1. A.

to— [Thrust up with shoul∣der]
—up, [a.
Prop]
Support (end.]
Showr.: El. VI. 2. O.
Shout.: [Voice (augm.]

[Exclamation (imp.]
sp. for joy]
Show,: vid. Shew.
Shread,: [Mince] Po. III. 6. A.
a— [Chip (dim.]
Shreek,: [Acute exclamation (imp.]
Shreeve,: a. Confess (make]

Examin for a. confess (make]

sp. adv. Solitary to Priest]
Shrew,: [adj.
Moroseness
Contention
(fem.]
—mouse, [Long-snouted vene∣mous mouse (kind]
Shrewd.: [Crafty]

[Hurtful]
—turn, [a. Hurtfulness]
Shrift,: [a. Shreeve]
Shrill,: [adv. acute adj.
Sound (augm.]
Exclamation]
Shrimp.: [Little]

Fish. Ex. VI.4.

River— Ex. II. 11. A.
Shrine,: [Case]
sp. of Image]
Shrink.: Gesture. AC. VI. 3.

Posture. AC. VI. 3. A.

[adj. Density]

[adj. Diminish]

[Back-draw]

[Retire]
Shrivel,: [Wrinkle]
Shroud.: —of a Ship. RN. IV. 1.

[adj. Shrouding (thing]

[Outmost adj. Linnen (vest) of the dead]

to— [Cover]
sp. for protection]
Shrovetide.: [adj. Shreeving (time]

[adj. Feast (time) next before Lent]
Shrub.: Sh.
to— [a. Cudgel]
Shrugging.: AC. IV. 7. A.
Shuddering,: [Trembling]
Shuffle,: [Mingle confusedly]
sp. by motion (freq.]
Shun,: [Avoid (end.]
Shut,: vid. Close.
—ing. O. II. 4.
—in of the day, [Evening]
...—up,
Shutting (augm.]
a. Conclusion]
Shuttle.: [adj. p. Cast (apt.) adj. Wea∣ving (instr.]

[adj. p. Motion (apt.]
...—Cock.
—headed, [Inconstant]
Sybil,: [adj. Paganism Prophet (fem.]
Sick,: [adj. Sickness]
Sickle,: [adj. Reaping (instr.]
Sickly,: [adj. Sickness
(apt.]
(freq.]
Sickness.: in body. S.
the— [Plague]

in mind. TA. V. 7. O.
Side.: Part. Sp. III. 4.
—of a Figure. Ma. II. 3. A.
...—of ones body.
PG. IV. 5.
Page, [Surface]
[Margin]
—blow adj. oblique striking]
—long, [adj. Side]
—wayes, [adj.
Aside]
Obliquity]
—of the Country, [Part of the Country]
—of the hill, [Oblique (part) of the h.]
...—of
...River
...Sea
[Shore]
kin by the Mothers— [Kin by the Mother]
...on this—
Citerio••]
Prep. VI. 2.
...on that—
Ulterior]
Prep. VI. 2. O.]
...on the other—
Opposite]
Prep. VI. 3. O.]
...on eve∣ry—
Environing]
Prep. III. 3. O.
on my— [For (Prep. II. 3.) inc.]
to— [a.
Faction]
League]
Accessory]
Sider,: [Wine of Apples]
Sidesmen,: [Churchwardens adj. adjuvant (Off.]
Siege.: Leaguer. RM. I. 4.

[a. Dunging]
Sift.: Searce. O. VI. 1. A.

[Examin]

—out, [Find by examin∣ing]
Sigh.: AC. IV. 6. E.
Sight.: Sence. NP. III. 1.

a. Seeing]

—of the eye, [adj. Seeing (part) of eye]

—of a gun, [Through-adj. p. See (apt.) gun (part]

Seeing—s. Mo. V. 7.
Sigil,: [adj. Wizarding seal]
Signature,: [a. Sign]
Signe.: Mark. T. VI. 5▪

—of an affection, AC. IV.
[Constellation]
—in the Zodiac, 1••/12 of the Zodiac]

to— RC. VI. 5.
Signet,: [Seal (dim.]

Page [unnumbered]

Signifie.: [a. Sign]

[a. Meaning]

[Narrate]
Silence.: op. to Sound. Q. III. O.

Virtue, [Taciturnity]
Silk.: Pr. IV. 3.
—man, [adj. Silk (merc.]
—worm. Ex. III. 6. A.
—Grass, [Upright Dogs-bane]
HS. IV. 3. A.
Sill,: [adj. Foundation Beam]
Sillabub,: [Drink of milk coagulated with
wine]
&c.]
Silly,: [adj. Folly]
Silver.: Met. I. 2.
quick— Met. III.1.
—weed, [Wild Tansey]
Silurus.: Fi. VI. 6.
Similar,: [All of one kind]
Simile,: [adj. Translatitious (thing]
Similitude,: [Likeness]
Simnel.
Simony,: [Buying (corr.) of re∣ligious (thing]
Simper,: [Smile]
Simple.: [adj. Simpleness]
—figure. Mag. III.

[Simple medicinal (thing]
sp. Herb]

to— [Know (end.) the growing herbs]
Simpleness
Simplicity: Singleness]

Primitiveness]

op. to mixture. T. III. 8.

Purity]

Homeliness]

Sorriness]

op. to figurateness. D. III. 7. O.

[Sincerity]

Folly]

Unskilfulness]

Unlearnedness]

Unexpertness]
Simulation,: [a. Hypocrisie]
Simultaneous.: Sp. I. 2.
Sin: v.
a.

Ungraciousness]
Unholiness]
[Vice]
[Evil action]
Since.: [Before this time]

[After this time]

—that, [Whereas]
Sincerity.: Ha. IV. 4.
Sine.: Mag. II. 6.
Sinew.: PG. II. 5.
Sinful,: Ungracious]

Unholy]

Vicious]
Sing.: AC. III. 5.
as the ears—[Ring (like]
Singe: [Burn
(incept.]
Outside]
Hair]
Single.: One (kind]

Simple]

[Singular]

Solitary]

Onely]
—combate, [Duelling]
—life, [Coelibate] RO. II 2. A.

a— [Tail of Deer]
Singular.: Excellent]

Unlike all others]

—number. TM. III. 2.
Singularity,: Affectation of being

unlike others]

Conceitedness]
Sinister.: [Left side]
[Malign]
[Censoriousness]
[adj. Adversity]
Sink,: [Down-ition under wa∣ter.]
Proper. Mo. I. 4. O.
[Soke]
—into ones mind, [Be fixed in ones m.]
—ing paper, [Porous (augm.]
[Drown]
Improper, [Fall] sp. (inc.]
...—under the burden.
[adj. p. Dent]
[Diminution]
[Ruining (inc.]
a— Po. II. 9. A.
Sinnet,: [Cord (augm.) of three Cords together twisted]
Sinople.: Subst. [Cinnabar]

adj. [Green]
Sip.: [Drink (dim.]

[Suck (dim.]
Sippet,: [Bread (lam.) adj. p. Soke (apt.]
Siquis,: [adj Paper (lam.) pub∣lish'd for finding lost (things]
Sir,: [Voc. adj. Dignity (per∣son]
Sire,: [Parent (male]
Sirname,: [adj. Parent name]
Sirra,: [Voc. Mean (person]
Sise,: [Six]
Siskin,: [Finch green]
Sister,: [Brother (fem.]
Sisterhood,: [Corporation (fem.]
Sitting.: Gesture. AC. VI. 5.

Posture. AC. VI. 5. A.

—as Commissioners, [Toge∣ther sitting]

—as a hen, [a. Fotion by up∣on sitting.]

—down. [Sitting]

—out, [Not-playing]

...—up,
Rising]
adj. Permanence out of bed.]

as Bird,
Rest]
Stand]

[Permanence]
—hard at it, [adj. a. Dili∣gence. adv. permanence]
Site: Sp. III.
Situation: Sp. III.
Sith that,: [Whereas]
Sithe,: [adj. Reaping (instr.]
Sive,: [adj. Sifting (instr.]
Sivet,: [Sweat of the Civet Cat]
—cat. Be. IV. 4. A.
Six.: Mea. I. 6.
Sixfold,: [Six (kind]
Sixt.: [adj. Six]
Sixteen,: 16.
Sixty,: 60.
Size.: Proportion

Measure

Gummy liquor, [adj. a. varnish (thing]
sp. of boil'd Leather]

...to—
[a. Size]
[Sear the Seams]

assize, [Convention of shire for adj. •• J (things]
Sizers,: [adj. Clipping (instr.]
Skein.: Mag. VI. 7. A.
Skeleton,: [Frame of bones]
Skew,: [Oblique]
Sky.: [Aether] El. II. 1..

[Heaven]
Skill.: [Science]

[Art]

[Learning]
it —eth not, [It is not adj. im∣portance]
Skillet.: Pr. V. 6. A.
Skim,: [Unskum]
Skin.: Hide. PG. II. 3.
—and bone, [Lean (ex••.]
...to—
Un-a. skin]
Cover with skin]

Membrane] PG. II. 3. A.

[Husk] PP. II. 3.
Skink,: [Scink]
to— [Powre for p. drinking]
Skinker,: [adj. Waiting (Off.) that skinketh]
Skinner,: [adj. Skin (merc.]
Skip.: [Leap]
—Iack, [Sorry man (dim.]

[Omit]
Skipper,: Sailer] RN. V. 8.

Master] RN. V. 4.
Skirmish.: RM. I. 8.
Skirret.: HF. IV. 11. A.
Skirt,: [Margent]
—of doublet, [Lower Margent of d.]
Skittish.: [adj.
Leap
Kick
(pron.]

Disingenious]

Wanton]
Skreen.: —for corn, [adj. Seperating (jug.]

—between Rooms, [adj. Sepa∣rating (sep.]

Page [unnumbered]

Sku,: [Oblique]
Slab,: [adj.
Moor
Bog
(place]
Slabber.: [Let-go Spittle]

[Wet (corr.]

[Defile]
Slack.: Loose]

Limber]

[adj.
Remission]
Diminution]

[adj.
Slight]
Neglect]

[adj. a.
Slow]
Protract]

[adj. a. Cunctation]
Slay,: [a. Die (make]
...—of weavers loom.
Slake,: [a. Remission]
—fire Un- a. fire (dim]
—thirst Un- a. thirst (dim]
Slander▪: [Calumny]
Slank.: [Thin]

Herb, [Wrack]
Slant,: [Oblique]
Slap,: Strike]
Cudgel]

...—up
Eat greedily]
Lick (corr.]
Slash.: Cut in many places. Pr. III. 5. A.
[Cut deep]

[Whip]
Slate.: St. I. 5.
Slattering.: [a. Slightness]

[Carelesness]

Improvidence] Man. III. 2. D.
Slave.: RC. I. 9. O.
Slaver,: vid. Slabber.
Slaughter,: [a. Die (make]
—house, [adj. Butchering (room]
Slaunder,: [Calumny]
Sleave.: —silk, [Not-spun S.]

—fish. Ex. IX. 3.

red— Ex. IX. 3. A.
Sleazy,: [Loose]
Sled.: Po. V. 4.
Sledge,: [Hammer (augm.]
Sleek,: [Smooth (augm.]
—stone, [adj. stone adj. a. smoothing (instr.]
Sleep.: AC. II. 3. A.
[Numness]
Sleepy,: [adj.
Sleep (apt.]
Sluggardliness]
Sleering,: [Crafty oblique a. eye manner]
Sleet.: El. VI. 4. A.
Sleeve,: [adj. arm (vest]
Sleeve∣less: Impertinent]

Vain]
Sleight,: vid. Slight.
[a.
Craft]
Art]
Slender.: [Thin] TM. II. 5. O.

Remiss]

Not sufficient]
Sleve.: —silk, [Not-spun S.

—fish. Ex. IX. 3.

red— Ex. IX. 3. A.
Sly,: Crafty]

Reserved]
Sliceing.: Cut. Pr. III. 6.

...a—
From-sliced (part]
Chip]
sp. Thin]

...iron—

to— [D••ng]
Sliding,: [Motion swift whose parts are not seen]
Proper. Mo. II. 5.
—knot, [k. un-adj. p. ty (apt.) by pulling]
—as water, [a. Stream adv. si∣lence]
away from -ition adv. silence]
-back back -ition adv. concea∣ling]
-by [beside -ition adv. silence]
-over [over -ition adv. concea∣ling]
Slight,: vid. Sleight.
[Thin (augm.]
Little]
Deficient]
[Loose]
Sorry]
Remiss]
[adj. Vanity]
[Homely]
Moral, [adj. Ha. III. 4. E.]
[Careless]
...to—
[Contemn]
[a. Disrespect]
—works, [Spoil w.]
Slim,: [Long thin]
Slime,: [adj. a. Sliminess (thing]
Sliminess.: Q. VI. 4.
Sling,: [adj. Casting (instr.]
pair of—s. [adj. Lifting (instr.) for Carriage]
sp. of Barrels]
Slink,: [Abortive Bull (young]
—away [from -ition adv. Concealing]
—back [back -ition adv. Concealing]
Slip.: Proper, [Slide (dim.]
[Stumble through sliding (dim.]
[Err]
[Omit]
-away, [From -ition adv. Concealing]
-back, [Back -ition adv. Concealing]
-by, [Beside -ition adv. Concealing]
-off, [From- ition, &c.]
-on, [Upon— ition, &c.]
— Clothes cloth (swiftly]
— Clothes un-cloth (swiftly]
give one the— [From ition adv. Concealing]
...let—
Omit]
Let go]
Lose]

sp. through Carelesness]
a— [v. Slip]
—of plant, [Branch]
to— [From
Cut]
Pull]
[Cord with Loop in the end]
—knot, [Tied (part) for a Loop (make]
Slipper,: [adj. Foot (vest) not
adj. p. ty (pot.]
Slipperiness.: Smoothness]

Unctuousness]

[adj. Let go (pron.]

[Lightness.] Ha. IV. 7. D.
Slit: Cleft]
Chink]

...to—
Cleave]
a. Chink]
Slive,: [Chip]
Slo,: [Plum of Slow tree]
—tree. Sh. I. 4.
Slop,: [Loose adj. Thigh (vest]
Slopeing,: [Oblique]
Slot,: [adj. Foot (sign) of stag]
Sloth.: [Laziness] NP. IV. 6. O.

Negligence. Ha. IV. 5. D.

[Sluggardliness] Man. II. 4. O.

Beast. Be. III. 2. A.
Sloven,: [adj. Slovenliness (male]
—liness. Man. II. 6. O.
Slouch: Great (corr.]

adj. Rusticity (person]
Slough.: [Bog]

[Abandoned skin]
Slow.: op. to swift. NP. V. 9. O.

op. to soon, [Late]
[adj. Protracting]
Slow worm.: Be. VI. 8.
Slubber,: [a.
Negligence]
Unskilfulness]
Slovenliness]

—over, [Per∣form
Negligently]
Unskilfully]
Slovenly]
Sluce,: [Stream stopping (jug.]
Slug,: [adj.
Sluggishness]
Sluggardliness]
Slowness]

—abed, [adj. Man. II. 4. D. (person]
Sluggard,: [adj. Sluggardliness (person]
Sluggardliness.: Proper. Man. II. 4. O.
[Negligence]
[Slowness]
Sluggishness,: Sluggardliness]

Laziness]

Lumpishness (dim.]
Slumber,: [Sleep,
(dim.]
(inc.]
Slung,: adj. a. pret. sling]

adj. p. sling]
Slunk,: adj. a. pret. slink.]

adj. p. slink.]

Page [unnumbered]

Slur,: Fraud.]

Affront]
Slurry,: Disgrace]

Defile]
Slut.: [Woman (corr.]

[adj. Sluttishness (fem.]
Sluttishness.: Man. II. 6. D.
Smack.: [Sound of separating the lips]

[Kiss]

[Tast. Q. IV. (dim.]

a—of it, [p. adjunct (dim.]
Small.: [Little]

—nut. Tr. III. I.

[Fine]
...cut—
Cut into pieces (dim]
Mince]

—as—beer, [Weak]

—number, [Few]

...—wares,
Wares (dim.]
Little (things) of value (dim]
Smallage.: HF. IV. 9. A.
Smaragd,: [Emerald]
Smart.: AC. II. 8. A.
—in discourse, [adj. Vigor]
—of tast, [adj.
Vigor]
Freshness]
Smatch▪: [Tast (dim.]
Smatter,: [Skill (dim.]
Smear.: O. V. 6. A.
[a. Defiled (make]
Smell.: Sense▪ NP. III. 3.
—out, [Find by sm.]
a—feast, [Flatterer for p. feast]

Object. Q. IV.
[a. Unsavoriness]
Smelt.: pret. Smell]

adj. p. Smell]

Fish. Fi. IX. 2. A.
Smile.: AC. XIV. 2.
Smirking,: [Smiling adv. mirth]
Smite,: [Strike]
Smith,: [adj. a. Fabrile (person]
Smock,: [Inmost linnen (vest]
sp. of man (fem.]
Smoke.: El. II. 3. A.
[Fume]
Exhalation]
Vapor]
Smooth.: Proper, [adj. Q. VI. 2. E.]

of behaviour, [adj.
Courtesie▪]
Complaisance]
Smother,: [Stifle]
Smug,: Cleanly (augm.]

Ornate (augm.]
Smut: [Defile with black (dim.]
Smutch: [Defile with black (dim.]
Smutty,: [Defiled with black (dim.
Snacket,: [Hasp of Casement]
Snaffle,: [Bridle]
Snail.: Ex. I. 2. A.
—Trefoil. HS. III. 15.
water— Ex. VII. 1. A.
Sea— Ex. VII. 4.
Snake.: Be. VI. 7.
—weed. HL. VII. 3.
—wood. Tr. VII. 2. A.
Snap.: [Bite (imp.]

[Sound of bite (imp.]

—dragon. HS. VIII. 6.
Snaphans,: [Gun with Fire∣lock]
Snap∣pish,: [adj. Rash anger]
adj. Biting (apt.]
Morose]
Snare,: [Loop for entangling]
[Trap]
Snarle.: [adj. Anger (voice) of Dog]

[adv. a. Con∣fusion,
Knit]
Entangle]
Snatch,: [Catch (imp.]
by—es, [Sp. I. 8. O. (imp.]
Sneak,: Look adv. Conceal∣ing (end.]

Go adv. Conceal∣ing (end.]
into corners, [adj. p. Conceal (end.]
Sneaking∣ness.: Sheepishness]

Abjectness]
Sneer∣ing,: Dissembling Smiling]

Crafty Smiling]
Sneezing.: Mo. IV. 1.
[White Hellebore]
—wort. HL. VII. 1.
HF. II. 10.
Austrian— HF. III. 2. A.
Snib,: Secret reprehend]

Short reprehend]
Sniff,: [Suck-up breath (imp.) with nose]
Snip,: [Chip]
...to—
From-cut chip]
a. Tuft margent by cut∣ting]
Snipe: Bi. VII. 7. A.
Snite: Bi. VII. 7. A.
Snivel,: [Fluid excrement of the nose]
Snore: Mo. III. 2. A.
Snort: Mo. III. 2. A.
Snot,: [Consistent excrement of the nose]
Snow.: El. III. 4. A.
—drop, [Bulbous violet] HL. IV. 5. A.
Snout.: [Nose] P••. III. 3. A.

[Trunk] PP. V. 4. A.
Snudge.: [Crumpled]
Snuff,: [Suck up the breath with nose]

[Huff] AC. IV. 6.

take in— [Be
Displeased
Angry
(with]

—of Candle, [Burning end of the Wick of Candle]

to— [From- cut the
adj. Ashes
Shadowing
(end of. &c.]
Snuffers,: [adj. Bright (instr.]
Snuffle,: [a. Voice through the nose]
So.: op. to as, Adv. I. 3. O.
...—that
If]
Conditionally that]

op. to how, Adv. II. 1. O.
...—Long.
...—Many.
...—Much.
...—Oft.
And—forth. Conj. IV. 2. O.
So so, [Indifferently]
Soake,: vid. Soke.
Soar,: [Fly high]
Sob.: Mo. III. 4.
Sober,: [adj. Sobriety]
Sobriety.: in temper, [Seriousness]

In Judgment. Ha. III. 3.

In drink. Man. II. 3.

In conversation, [Gravity]
Soccage.
Sociable.: [adj. Homiletical vertue]

[adj.
Companion
Society
(apt.]
Society.: [Companion (abst.]

Community. RC. III. A.

[Corporation]
Sock,: [Inner adj. foot (vest]
Socket,: [Hollow (part) for con∣taining]
Sod,: [adj. p. Boil]
a— [Lump covered with grass]
Sodain,: vid. Sudden.
Sodering.: O. IV. 4.
Sodomy.: RJ. III. 6. A.
Soft.: Proper, [adj. Q. VI. 1. E.
[Gentle]
Merciful]
Meek]
Courteous]
Complaisant]
Gracious]
Clement]
Dull]
Lazy]
Nice]
Weak]
Slow]
[Foolish]
Cowardly]
Impatient]
Sheepish]
Pusilsanimous]
Soho.: Int. III. 1.
Soil.: Land]

Land (kind]

[adj. a. Manuring (thing]
to— [Manure]

[adj. a. Defiling (thing]
to— [adj. a.
Defiled
Spotted
(make]
—of Boar, [adj. Foot (sign)
of Boar adj. pret. going]
take— as Deer, [Go into wa∣ter]
Sojourn, [a. Guest]
Soke.

Page [unnumbered]

Solace.: [Comfort]

[Mirth]
Soland Goose.: Bi. IX. 4.
Solar,: [adj. Sun] W. II. 2. A.
Sold,: adj. a. pr••t. Sell]

adj. p. Sell]
Soldier.: RM. III.
Sole▪: alone; [Solitary]

—of foot [Bottom (part]

—of shoo [Bottom (part]
Fish. Fi. VIII. 1.

Spotted— Fi. VII. 1. A.
...to—

—a bowl, [a. b. (place) for volutation (inc.]

—ones ear, [Pull (augm.)—]

—a shoo, [to- sow bottom (part]
Solecism,: [a. Grammar (corr.]
Solemn,: [adj. T. VI. 3. A.]
—look, [adj. Gravity, face (manner]
Solemnity.: T. VI. 3. A.
Solemnize.: a. T. VI. 3. A.
Solicite.: [Instead- a.
Action]
Business]

[Intreat,
augm.]
freq.]
Solicitous,: [adj. Carking]
Solicitude,: [Carking]
Solid.: Body. Ma. I. 4.

[Massie]

[Sufficient]

Judicious]

Grave]
Soliloqu••,: [Alone-speaking]
Solitary.: RO. IV. 2. O.
Solitude.: [Solitary (abstr.]

[Not-inhabited Countrey]
Solstice,: [Motion (time) of Sun in Tropic]
Solve,: [a. Solution]
Soluble.: [adj. Dunging (apr.]

[adj. p. Solution (pot.]
Solution.: D. VI. 5. O.
Solutive,: [adj. a. Dunging (apt.]
Some.: —one. Pron. II. 3. O.

—certain. Pron. II. 3.

—body, [—(person]

...—time.
[in some (time]
[adv. at times] Sp. I. 8. O.

...—what
[—(thing]
Little (part]
(dim.]

...—while
[Through some (time]
[adv. Permanence (dim.]
Son.: [Child] sp. (male]
—in Law, [adv. Affinity Son]
God the▪— G. II.
Song,: [adj. p. Sing (thing]
sp. verses (aggr.]
Sonorous,: [adj. Sound (augm.]
Sontic.: [Hurtful (augm.]

[adj. a. Impotent]
Soon.: Sp. I. 4.
—at night, [in the evening]
Soop,: [Drink by sucking (imp.]
Soot.: El. IV. 3. A.
Sooth,: [Truth]
Soothing,: [Assentation]
Soothsayer,: [adj. Wizarding (person]
sp. by signes]
Sop,: [Soked bread (lam.]
to— [Soke]
Sope,: Pr. VI. 5.
—wort. HL. VII. 3. A.
Sophism,: [a. Argumentation (corr.]
Sophisticate.: a. Spurious]

Forge]

[Make worse by mixture]
Sophistry,: [adj. Se∣duce (apt.) a. ar∣gumentation
(Art]
(Manner]
Sorb,: [Service]
Sorce∣ry,: Witchcraft sp. by a. Lots]

Wizarding sp. by a. Lots]
Sordidness.: [Slovenliness, [Man. II. 6. D.

Baseness. Man. III. 4. D.

[Pusillanimity] Man. III. 8. D.
Sore.: [adj. Pain]

[Fierce]

(augm.

—afraid, [afr. (augm.]

to— [Fly high]

...a—
[Ulcer]
[Deer (male) of the fourth year]
Sorel,: [Deer (male) of the third year]
Sorites,: [Syllogism (aggr.]
Sorrel.: HF. I. 2.
...—colour.
French— HF. I. 2. A.
Sorry.: [adj. Grief]

Contemptible. TM. I. 4. D.
Sorrow,: [Grief]
Sort.: Kind]

Species]
to— [a.
Kinds
Species
(segr.]

[Manner]
after a— [in some
Manner]
Relation]
Sortition,: [a. Lots]
Sot.: [Fool (augm.]

[Dull (augm.]

[adj. Dotage (person]

[Drunkard]
Souce,: [Pickle]
Soverain.: [Chief]

[King]

[Excellent]
Sought,: adj. a. pret. Seek]

adj. p. Seek]
Souldier.: RM. III.
—fish. Ex. VI. 5.
Soule.: W. I. 3.
Vegetative— W. I. 4.
Sensitive— W. I. 5.
Rational— W. I. 6.
Sound.: adj. Sanity, [adj. NP. V. 2.]

[adj. Health]

[Whole]

Perfect]

Great]

[Solid]

[Sincere]
...a—

Noise. Q. III.
Articulate. Q. III. 3. A.

Fretum. W▪ IV. 5.

[Condited stomach of Cod∣fish]
...to—

[Sound (make]
—w••ll [a Reputati∣on]
—ill [a Infamy]

[Essay for knowing the depth]

[Essay for knowing by con∣ference]
Sour.: as Vinegar, [adj. Q. IV. 4.]

as green Fruit▪ [adj. Q. IV. 3.]

[Morose]

Look— [Lowr]
Source.: [Original]

[Fountain]

[Rise]
South.: Sp. III. 2. O.
—ern wood. HF. II. 10.
Sow.: [Hog. Be. II. 4. (fem.]

—gelder, [Un-adj. a. Testicle (mech.]

—'s bred. HL. VI. 6. A.

—thistle. HF. III. 14.

Insect. Ex. II. 9.

—of Lead. [Cast (thing)—]
Sowe.: as Land, &c. O. III. 4.

as Cloth, &c. O. V. 4.
...—up,
Shut by sowing]
Joyn by sowing]
Souse,: [Pickle]
Sowter,: [adj. Mending (mech.) for adj. Foot (vest.]
Sowthistle.: HF. III. 14.
Space.: Sp.
Interval, [Between—space]
Spacious,: [Ample]
Spade,: [adj. lamin adj. digging (instr.]
Spada marina.: Fi. VI. 8.
Spay,: [Un-a. testicle]
Spaid,: [Red Deer (male) of the third year]
Spalt,: [Spelter] Met. III. 4.

Page [unnumbered]

Span.: [Measure by extending the fingers]

[Prepare adj. Gun (machin) by a. vertiginating]
Spangle,: [Little round adj. metal (lamin]
Spaniel,: [Dog hunting birds by smell]
Spanish picktooth.: HF. V. 12.
Spar.: [Lapis Selenites] or [Muscovia glass]

[Bolt (augm.]
Spare.: Not-used]

Abundant]

—time, [adj. Leisure (time]

[adj. Lean]

...—ribs.
...to—

Not-punish, [a. Clemency]

Not-spend, [Save] TA. V. 3.

Not-use, [Abstain]

Leave]

Want]
Sparingness,: [Frugality]
Spark.: El. I. 1. A.
[Gallant (person]
Sparkle.: El. I. 1. A.
Sparrow.: Bi. IV. 3.
Mountain— Bi. IV. 3. A.
—bill, [Pin (dim.]
—hawk, [Least long wing∣ed h.]
—mouth'd, [Wide-mouth'd]
Sparus.: Fi. V. I. A.
Spathula,: [adj. a. spreading (la∣min.
Spatterdashes,: [adj. outward-buttoned Leg (vest]
Spavin.: S. III. 9.
Spawl,: Spit (augm.]
Spawn.: PP. IV. 8. A.
—er, [Fish (fem.]
Speaking.: AC. III. 1.
—against, [a. Contradicti∣on]
—for, [Intercession]
—in the nose, [a. Voice through the n.]
—with, [Conference]
Speaker.: [adj. Speaking (person]

—in Parliament, [Speaking (Off.]
Spear.: [Pike]
boar— [Pike for hunting b.]
fish— [Pike for hunting f.]
Kings— [Asphodel]
...—mint.
Special.: [Principal]

[Particular]

op. to general, [adj. TM. III. 4.]
Specialty,: [Bond] RC. VI. 5.
Species.: T. I. A.
Specifie.: [Name the particulars]

[a. Example] D. IV. 8. A.
Specifical,: [adj. a. Species]
Specious,: [adj. Seeming (perf.]
Speck,: [Spot (dim.]
Speckled.: Q. II. 6.
Spectacle.: [Sight] Mo. V. 7.

[adj. Glass (instr.) for helping the fight]
Spectator.: [adj. Seeing (person]

[adj Mo. V. 7. (person]
Specula∣tion,: Meditation]

Inquisition]
Speech.: Speaking]

Spoken (thing]

—less, [Not-adj. Speak (pot.]

[Oration]

[Language]
Speed.: Swiftness]

Soonness]

Dispatch]

[Event (kind]
good— [Prosperity]

—well. HS. VI. 11.

Female—well. HS. VIII. 9. A.
Speight,: [Woodpecker]
Spell.: [Charm]

to— AC. III. 4. A.
Spelt.
Spelter.: Met. III. 4.
Spence: Room for adj. susten∣tation ord. (things]

Box for adj. susten∣tation ord. (things]
Spend.: TA. V. 3. O.
[a. Decay (make]
[a. Diminution]
—Time— [v. Time.]
Spendthrift,: [adj. Squandring (person]
Sperage.
Sperme.: PG. I. 4.
Spermaceti.
Spew,: [Vomit]
Sphacelus.: S. I. 8.
Sphear.: Mag. III. 5.
Coelestial, [Orb] W. VI. A.
Sphyraena.: Fi. IV. 7.
Spy.: a— RM. III. 5. A.

...to—
[a. Spy]
a. Eye.]
Sight]
Observe]
sp. adv. Concealed]
Spice.: Pr. II. 4.
to— [Powder]
sp. with Spice]
...a—of a dis∣ease,
Beginning—
Degree (dim.) (of disease]
Spicknel.: HF. V. 4.
Spider.: Ex. II. 5.
—wort. HL. V. 1. A.
Crustaceous— Ex. VI. 9. A.
Sea— Ex. VI. 9.
Water— Ex. II. 4.
Spignel.: HF. V. 4.
Spigot,: [Tap]
Spike,: [Lavender]
Spikenard.
Spill.: Shed. O. II. 8. O.

[Mar]
Spin.: O. V. 1. A.
—out time, [Protract]
as a top, [p. Vertiginate]
Spinach.: HF. I. 8.
Spinal,: [adj. Backbone]
Spindle,: [adj. Vertiginating adj. axis (pin) of adj. spinning (mach.]
—tree. Sh. II. 10. A.
Spink,: [Chaffinch]
Spinster,: [adj. Spinning (mech.]
Spiral.: Mag. III. 9.
Spire: Cone]

Pyramid]
[Steeple]
to— as corn, [v. ear (inc.]
Spirit.: Immaterial substance. W. I.
holy— G. III.
Angel]
Devil]
[Soul]
Animal— PG. I. 1.
—s extracted. Pr. II. 7.
Disposition]
Temper]
Sprightliness]
Vigor]
Spiritual.: [adj. Spirit]

Ecclesiastical. RE.

—Persons Eccl. RE. II.
Spirituous.: [adj. Spirit. PG. I. 1.]

[adj. Freshness]
Spirt,: [Syringe] O. I. 6. A.
for a— [adv. Transitoriness (imp.]
Spit.: Excretion. Mo. IV. 4.

[Rosting (instr.]

—Fish, [Lucius Marinus]

—deep, [Deep the length of adj. digging (lam.]
Spite,: Malignity]

Hatred]

Envy]
in- [adv.
Enemy]
Contempt▪]
...—of
Contrary to ones will]
adj. Coaction]
Spittle.: [adj. p. Spit (thing]

[House of sick (persons]
Spitter,: [Smooth horned Red Deer (young]
Splayfooted,: [adj. Oblique foot∣ed]
Spleen.: PG. VI. 5. A.
—wort. HL. I. 7. A.
Rough— HL. I. 6. A.
Splendid,: [Bright]
Splendor,: [Brightness]
Splenetic.: [Sick in the Spleen]

[Hypochondriac]

[Adj. Anger]
Spindletree.: Sh. II. 10. A.

Page [unnumbered]

Splent.: [Lamin]
sp. adj. Furrow (fig.]

[Chip]
Splinter,: [Chip]
Split,: [Cleave]
[Chink]
Spodium.: Met. V. 2.
Spoil.: [Mar]

—for use. TA. II. 9. O.

Harras. RM. II. 5. D.
Spoke.: [adj.
pret.
p.
speak]

—of wheel. Po. V. 7. A.
Spokesman,: [Instead-speaker]
Spondyl.: Ex. VIII. 4. A.
[Vertebra] PG. IV. 3. A.
Fish. Ex. VIII. 4. A.
Sponk,: [Touchwood]
Sponsion.: [Paction]

Suretiship. RC. VI. 6.
Spontaneity.: AS. IV. 9.
Spool of weaver.
Spoon.: Pr. V. 8.
—bill. Ei. VIII. 6.
Sport.: [a. Wanton]

[Play]
[Recreation]
[Game]

[Mirth]
Sportful,: [Wanton]
Spot,: [adj. a. Spottedness (thing]
Spotted,: [adj. Q. I. 5. O.]
—fever, [Malignant f.]
Spouse,: Betrothed (fem.]

Married (fem.]
Spout.: Concave (thing Tube for out-stream∣ing]

Narrow (vas for out-stream∣ing]

[Faucet]

—of Rain. El. VI. 3.

...to—
Powre
Syringe
Stream (dim.]
Sprain,: [a. place (corr.]
sp. by stretching (exc.]
Sprat,: [Herring (young]
Sprawling.: [Creeping]

Lying]

Reverse]
Spread.: Unheap. O. II. 6. O.

Stretch] AC. VI. 2.

Be extended] AC. VI. 2. A

[a. Publick (make] A.

[a. Contagion]
Sprig,: [Branch (dim] PP. I. 3.
Sprightliness.: NP. IV. 2.
Spring.: [adj. Beginning (part]

—of the year. Mea. V. a.
Day— [Day (incept.]

[Rise] Sp. II. 4. A.

—Fount. W. IV. 3. A.

[Increase]

-Tide, [Tide at the
New
Full
of the Moon]

Motion. O. I. 7.
-of Lock, [adj. Spring (inst.]

...to—
Sprout]
Grow]
[Leap] Mo. I. 5.

—forth, [Being (inc.]

—from, [be
Effect]
Descendent]

...—a leak,
v. Chink
v. Crack
(inc.]

—a mine, [Find a m.]

...—Partridges,
Rise
Fly
(make) Partr.]
Springal;: [adj. Adolescency male]
Springe,: [Trap of threads]
Sprinkle.: [Scatter drop]

Baste]

Powder]
Sprit.: Boul— (RN. II. 4.)
...—Sail.
Sprout.: PP. II. 5.
Spruce,: [Ornate (augm.]
Sprung,: a. pret. Spring]

adj. p. Spring]
Spu,: [Vomit]
Spud,: [Short Knife]
Spume,: [Froth]
Spun,: a. pret. Spin]

adj. p. Spin]
Spunge.: HL. I. 11.
Spungy,: [Porous]
Spunk,: [Match]
Spur.: —of Bird. PP. V. 5.

-of a boo••, [adj. heel (arm.) of horseman]

to— [Impulsive]
Spurge.: HS. V. 11.
—Laurel. Sh. III. 5.
—Olive. Sh. III. 6.
Tree. Sh. IV. 6.
Spurket.: RN. II. 8. A.
Spurious.: adj. T. III. 4. op.
Spurn,: [Strike with foot]
Spurry.: HL. IX. 10. A.
Spurt,: vid. Spirt.
Squab,: [adj. Fat (augm.]
to— [Break]
sp. by down casting]
Squabble,: [a. Contention (corr.]
Squadron.: RM. III. 4. A.
Squall,: [Exclamation]
Squalid,: Slovenly]

Defiled]
Squander.: in spending. Man. III. 3. D.

not lay up. TA. V. 4. O.
Square.: Proper
Plain. Mag. V. 1. A.
Solid, [Cube]
Carpenters— [c. adj. Squa∣ring instr.]

Improper.
[Spread] AC. IV. 2. A.

—out of— [Exorbitant]
—dealing, [a. Justice]

to— [a. square (make]

—with, [a. Congruous]
Squash,: [Break]
sp. by down 〈◊〉〈◊〉]
Squat.: [Sit]

a— [Sate]

[Bruise]
sp. by down casting▪]

adj.
[Thick short]
Squatino-Raia.: Fi. II. 3. A.
Squeak: v. Exclamation acute]
Squeal: v. Exclamation acute]
Squeamish.: [adj. Loathing (apt.]
sp. of meats]

[adj. Niceness]
Squeezing: Compressing]

Straining]
Squib.: [adj. Gunpowder (instr.) for (sound]

[Jest]
Squill.: HL. IV. 13.
Squilla Mantis.: Ex. VI. 4. A.
Squinancy.: S. IV. 9.
Squinant,: [Camels-hay]
Squint,: [a. Eye (manner) oblique (corr.]
Squire,: [Middle (kind) of Gentle∣man]
Squirrel.: Be. III. 6.
Squirt,: [a. Syringing]
Squirting,: [Sorry]
St.: Int. III. 1. O.
Stab.: RJ. V. 4.
Stability.: Steadiness]

Fastness]

[Constancy]
Stable.: [adj. Stability]

[adj. Horse (room]
Stablish.: [adj. Stability (make]

[a. Confirmation]
Stack,: [Heap]
Stachas.: Golden— HF. II. 5.
Staff,: [Stick] PP. I. 4.
—of a Song, [Section of S.]
Stag.: Be. II. 3. A.
—Beetle. Ex. V. 1. A.
Stage.: [Scaffold]
[adj. a. Player Room]
—Play, [adj. Player fight]

[Journey]
[adj. Staying (place]
Staggering.: Mo. II. 4. O.
Doubting]
Wavering]
Staggers.
Staggerwort,: [Ragwort]
Stagnate,: [v. Stagnum]
Stagnum.: W. IV. 7. A.
Stay,: u. Continue rest]
a. Discontinue moti∣on]

Continue, [Duration]
—Little while, [Transitori∣ness]
—Long time, [Permanence]
—for ever, [Perpetuity]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Staid,: Serious]

Sober]

Grave]
Staies.: —of a ship. RN. IV. 1. A.
Stain.: [Dying] O. V. 3. A.

[a. Spottedness]

[a. Colour (corr.]
[Defile]
[Infamy]
Stairs.: Po. IV. 1.
Stake.: [Stick] PP. I. 4.

[Wager]

—down, [a. wager in present money, &c.]
Stale.: [Old]
sp. corr.]
—Beer, [B. ripe (augm.]

[Urine]
sp. Old u.]

[adj. Alluring (thing]
Stalk.: ...a—

—of plant, [Stock] PP. I. 2.

—of leaf or flower. PP. II. 7.

...to—

Walk lofty. Mo. II. 3.

[Go
Covered]
Concealed]
Stall.: Room]

Table]
sp▪ for selling things]

Head— [adj. head (par••) of bridle]
Stallion,: [Horse kept for genera∣tion]
Stamen▪: PP. II. 6. A.
Stammel,: [Red (dim.]
Stammer,: [Stutter]
Stamp.: [Pound] Mo. VI. 5.
—with foot, [Pound with sole of foot]
[Contusion]

[Print] AC. III. 7. A.

Coin, [••. money with strike∣ing]
Stanch.: Cohibit]

Desist (make]
sp.
Dropping]
Streaming]

[adj.
Taciturnity]
Reservedness]
Stand,: Be for some time, unmo∣ved, in posture direct. AC. VI. 1. A.
[Being]
[Duration]
—little while, [Transitoriness]
—long time, [Permanence]
—of long—ing, [ad]
[Rest]
...—still▪
[Stay]
—ones ground. RM. II. 2.
[Stagnate]
—ing water, [Stagnum]
[Consist] Q. V. 5.
Place]
Situation]
Posture]
[Direct] Mag. II. 8. E.
[Grow]
—er, [Tree left for growth]
—ing corn, [Not reaped]
—about, [Protract]
—against, [Resist]
...-by,
Help]
Defend]

—er by, [Not-concerned (person]
—for, [adj. Faction]
—child, [Be Godfather]
—degree, [Be Candidate]
—preferment, [Obtain (end) p.]
...—in
[p. Price]
[adj.
Permanence]
Constancy]
Obstinacy]

sp. in affirming]
—Doubt, [adj. Doubt]
—Fear, [adj. Fear]
...—good-stead
Adjuvant]
Useful]
—the way, [Impedient]
...—off,
adj. aversion]
Demurring]
...—out.
[Be constant] sp.
Opposing]
Resisting]

Not-yield]
Hold-out]
[Be protuberant]
...—to
[Be constant]
Assist]
Defend]
Compensate]
Refund]
—under, [Bear]
...—up,
Stand]
Rise]
...—upon.
Esteem]
Value]
[adj. Permanence disputing]
—with, [adj. Permanence treating]
a— [adj. Standing (place]
—for drink, [adj. bearing (jug.]
—of Pikes, [RM. IV. of p.]
Beat a— TM. I. 7.
Stand Doubting]
Stay Doubting]
Keep at a— TM. I. 9.
••••ke a— [Stay (imp.]
Standard.: [adj. Standing]
[Ensign]
sp. adj. King]
—bearer, [Ensign] RM. III. 2.
sp. adj. King]

[adj. Permanence]
Measure. Mea. II. 4.
Standergrass,: [Satyrion]
Standish,: [adj. Ink (vess]
sp. Not-adj. p. carry (apt.]
Stannery,: [adj. Tin (place]
Stanza,: [Section of Poem]
Staphylinus.: Ex. V. 7.
Staple.: for bolt, &c. Po. IV. 6. A.
figure. Mag. IV. 5.

[Publick sale]
Star.: Proper. W. II. 1.
fixed— W. II. 2.
wandring— [Planet]
day— [Venus]
Morning— [Venus]
Evening— [Venus]

...Blazing—
Star. W. II. 3. A.
Meteor. El. I. 2.
falling— El. I. 2. A.
Herb.
-of Bethlehem, [Ornithogalon]
-wort. HF. III. 9.
Sea— HF. III. 10.
Fish. Fl. VIII. 6.
—in forehead, [Star (like) sign in foreh.]
Starboard,: [Right side]
Starch.: Pr. VI. 5. A.
Stare.: Bi. III. 4.
to— AC. IV. 1.
as hair [Direct]
sp. adv. Confusion]
Stareling,: [Stare] Bi. III. 4.
Stark.: [Stiff]
(aug.]

—Dead, [Whole dead]
Start,: [Move (imp.) sp. through
Fear]
Admirati∣on]

Passion sign. AC. IV. 5.
[Move (imp.]
[Run (inc.]
—a Hare, [Raise a H.)
—aside [a. Levity]
—back [a. Levity]

Page [unnumbered]

Starter,: [adj. a. Levity (person]
Starting hole,: [Way of escape]
Startle,: [Fright (imp.]
Startup,: [Outmost Leg (vest) for warmth]
Starve.: RJ. V. 5.
Starveling,: [Lean (augm.]
Starwort.: HF. III. 9.
Sea— HF. III. 10.
State.: General.
[Quality]
[Condition]
[Circumstances]
Extraordinary, [Solemnity]
All together. T. VI. 4.

Personal.
[Age]
Disposition]
Temperament]
[Dignity]
[Degree]
sp. of
Nobility]
Gentility]
Take—upon him, [Arrogate, &c.]
[Revenues (aggr.]
Right]
Possession]

Civil. RC.
the—s, [Chief Magistrates (aggr.]

Ecclesiasticals. RE.
—of Religion. RE. III.
Stately.: [Noble]
[adj. Solemnity]

[adj. Generosity]

Proud]

Supercilious]
Static,: [adj. Measuring (art.]
Station,: Resting (place]

Standing (place]
Stationary,: [adj. Standing]
Stationer,: [adj.
Paper
Book
(Merc.]
Statue,: [Image]
Statuary,: [adj. Image (mech.]
Stature,: [Height (manner]
Statute.: [Law]

[Morgage]
Stave.: —a barrel, [Unbottom a b.]

...—off,
Off-keep]
a. Distance]

sp. with staff.]
Stavesacre.: HS. I. 4. A.
Stead.: as Successor. T. VI. 6.

as Substitute. T. VI. 6. A.
in—of. Prep. II. 1. A.

in no— [Not
Helpful]
Useful]
Steadfast.: Steady]

Fast]
To look—ly, [a. Eye adv. heedfulness]

Constant]
Steady.: Not-loose. Q. VI. 6.

go— Mo. II· 4▪

Not light, [Constant]
Steake,: [Fried flesh]
Steal.: [a. Theft]

Come (adv. Concealing]

Goe (adv. Concealing]
Stealth,: [Theft]
To come by— [Come adv. Con∣cealing]
Steam,: [Exhalation] El. II. 2.
Steed,: [Horse (perf.]
Steel.: Met. II. 3.
a— [adj. Steel (Instr.]
Steep: Oblique (dim.]
Almost-perpendicular]

to— [Soke]
Steeple.: Po. II. 3. A.
...—figure,
Cone]
Pyramid]
Steer,: [Bull (young]
to—a ship, [Direct with the Rudder]
Steerage,: [adj. Rudder (room]
Stellion,: [Spotted Lizard]
Stem.: [Descen∣dants,
(aggr.]
(kind]

—of a plant, [Stock] PP. I. 2.

—of a ship. RN. II. 2.

[Austere]
Stench,: [Unsavoriness]
Step.: a. Motion]

a. Going] Mo. I. 1.

...—in,
Come
Enter
sp. suddenly]
foot— [adj. foot (sign]

...a—
figure. Mag. V. 8. A.
...—father
Father adv. affini∣ty]
Mother's husband]
...—mother
Mother adv. affini∣ty]
Father's wife]
Sterility,: [Barrenness]
Sterling,: [adj. p. Authority by Law]
Stern.: [Austere]
sp. Face (manner]

—of a ship. RN. II. 2. A.
Stew.: Pr. III. 2. A.
...a—
[adj. Bathing (room]
[adj Keeping (place) for fish]
Steward,: [adj. Revenue (Off.]
Stewes,: [adj. Fornication (house]
Sty.: [adj. Hog (house]

[Pustle within the eye-lid]
Stibium,: [Glass (like) O. VI. of Antimony]
Stick.: ...to—
[a.
Clamminess]
Gluing]
Stay.
...—at
Doubt]
Demur]
—in, [into-fasten]
—out, [Protuberance]
...—through,
Prick]
Stab]
...—to
adhere]
v. Constant]
—with Cloves, &c. [Lard with cl. &c.

a— PP. I. 4.
Stickadove,: [Cassidony] HF. VI. 5. A.
Stickle,: Endeavour (augm.]
a. Business]
a. Intercession]

—back. Fi. IX. 13. A.
Stiff.: op. to Limber. Q V. 6. D.
—gale of wind. El. VI. T.
[adj. Rigor] AC. IV. 5. D.
[Stout]
Zealous]
[Rigid]
[Pertinacious]
...—necked.
Disobedient]
Contumacious]
Stifle.: RJ. V. 6.
Stigmatize.: RJ. VI. 6. A.
Stile,: [Transverse sepiment for over-p••ition]
Still.: [Calm]
[Gentle]
[adj.
Silence]
Taciturnity]
Peaceable]
adj. Quieting]
[adv.
Permanence]
Perpetuity]
[Yet]

[Distill]
Stilborn,: [Abortive]
Stilletto,: [Short sword (dim.]
Stilts,: [Leg-lengthning sticks]
Stimulate,: [a. Impulsive]
Sting.: PP. V. 5. A.
Stink,: [a. Unsavoriness]
Stint.: Cohibit]

Limit]

[Remit]

[Cease]

Bird. Bi. VII. 6. A.
Stipend,: [Wages]
to— RO. VI. 4. A.
Stipulation,: [Sponsion]
Stir.: [Move]

[Endeavour]

[Provoke]
—up, [a. Impulsive]
...—s
Troubles]
Sedition]
Stirrop.: Po. V. 8. A.
Stitch.: Disease, [Cramp]

Pain, [Pricking]

[Sowing]

Page [unnumbered]

Stithy,: [Supporting (instr.) of hammer'd (thing]
Stoat.: Be. IV. 7.
Stoccado.
Stock.: —of plant. PP. I. 2.

[Descen∣dents.
(aggr. RO. I. 1. O.
(kind. RO. I. 1. O.

[Chief
Revenue]
Possessions]

[adj. a. Gain (thing]

Laughing—[adj. p. Laugh (thing]
Stockdove.: Bi. III. 2.
Stockfish.
Stockgilliflower.: HS. IV. 1.
Stockings,: [adj. Leg (vest]
Stocks,: [Prison for the feet]
Stoic.
Stole.: adj. a. pret. Steal]

adj. p. Steal]

[Long loose (vest]
Stolidity,: [Folly]
Stoln,: [adj. p. Theft]
Stomach.: Ventricle. PG. VI. 4.

[Appetite]

Anger]

Courage]
Stomacher,: [adj. Brest (vest]
Stone.: St.
Common— St. I.
middle sort of— St. II.
...Precious—
—less transparent. St. III.
—more transparent. St. IV.
Weight. Mea. III. 6.
—pitch, [Hard p.]
Disease. S. VI. 7.
—of a plum. PP. II. 2. A.
Testicle. PG. VI. 8. A.
to—one, [Throw stones at one]
—to death. RJ. V. 2.
Stonebow,: [Cross-bow (dim.]
Stonebuck: [Goat (kind) having angular knotted horns]
Stonecrop.: HL. VIII. 5.
Stonefern.
Stonesmiche.: Bi. V. 8.
Stonewort.
Stool.: Seat. Po. VI. 5.

Close— [Stool (like) adj. dunging (vess.]

going to— [a. Dunging]
Stoop.: AC. VI. 4.
—as Barrel, [a. Oblique]
Stop.: [Stay]

[a. Impedient]

[a.
Binding]
Obstruction]

[Fill]

...

—up [Shut]

[a. Period]

...to make a—
Stay (make]
Hinder]
Stopple,: adj. Stopping. (pin]

Tap]
Storax.: Tr. IV. 2. A.
Store.: [Provisions]

Multitude]

Abundance]

to— [Lay up]
Story,: [adj. p. Narration (thing]
of building▪ [Degree of rooms]
Stork.: Bi. VIII. 1. A.
Storm.: El. VI. 4.
...to—
Chafe,
Be angry (augm.]
v. Anger (voice]
[Assault] RM. I. 6.
Stote.: Be. IV. 7.
Stove.: Room. Po. II. 5.

[Box for
Heating]
Drying]
Stout.: Active. NP. IV. 6.

Strong]

adj. Fortitude]

Hardy]

Obstinate]

[Perverse] NP. IV. 1. O.

[Proud]

[Contumacious]
Stow,: Lay up]

Heap]
Stradle.: Mo. II. 3. A.
Straggle,: [Wander]
Stray,: Wander]

Err.
Straight,: vid. Streight.
Strain,: vid. Strein.
Strake,: [Variegating line]
—of Cart-wheel, [Ring—]
Strand,: [Shore] W. III. 6.
Strange.: Not-adj. Custom]

Extraordinary]

[Seldom]

[Not-expected]

[New]

[adj. Stranger]
Stranger.: RO. IV. 4. O.
Strangle.: RJ. V. 8. A.
Strangury.: S. VI. 7. A.
Strap,: [adj. Leather thong]
—of Boot, [Loop for on-draw∣ing]
Strappado.: RJ. VI. 3. A.
Stratagem.: RM. I. 9,
Stratifying.: Pr. III. 8.
Straw.: Pr. V. 1. A.
—worm, [Cadew] Ex. III. 4. A.
...to—
Scatter]
Spread]
Strawberry.: HS. IX. 1.
—tree. Sh. III. 4.
Streak,: Line.
—of Cart-wheel, [Ring—]
—s in the sky. El. V. 4.
Stream.: W. IV. 7.
—er. RN. III. 8.
Street.: Po. II. 7.
Streight.: op. to crooked, [adj. Ma. III. 1.]

[Narrow]

Strict, [adj. Rigor]

—against. Prep. VI. 3. A.

—forward. [adj. Proceeding adv.—]

—way, [adv. fut. (dim.]

...a—

[Perplex difficulty]

Necessity]

Distress]

[Fretum] W. IV. 5.
Strein.: a. Intend]

Endeavour (augm.]

[Hurt by endeavouring (aug.]

Depress (augm.]

Compress]

[Arrest goods]

Percolate. O. VI. 4.

a— [Degree]

—of musick, [Part of tune]
Strength.: [Power]

...—of body.
—
Vigor]
Strength] NP. V. 7.

...—of mind.
—
Sprightliness]
Fortitude]

Military.
Forces] RM. IV.
Places] RM. VI.

Importance]

Intenseness]
Taste (augm.]
Smell (augm.]

[a. Drunkenness (apt.]
Strenuous.: [adj.
Stoutness]
Diligence]

[adj.
Strength]
Fortitude]
Stress,: Endeavour (augm.]

Depression]

Gravity]
Stretch.: Extend] AC. VI. 2.

Pandiculation] Mo. III. 6. O.

Long (make]

Broad (make]

Ample (make]

Coaction]

Wrest]
Strew∣ing,: Scattering]

Powdering]
Striated.: Q. II. 6. A.
Stricken,: [adj. p. strike]
...in
Age, [Old] adj. Mea. VI. 4.
Love, [adj. Love (augm.]
Years, [Old (augm.]
with amazement, [Extasied]
Strict.: Perfect]

Regular (augm.]

Rigorous]

Severe]
Stricture.: [Touch (dim.]

[Comment (dim.]
Stride,: [Stradle]
Strife,: [a.
Contention]
Emulation]

Page [unnumbered]

Strike.: Proper. Mo. VI. 4.
Knock]
Pound]
Peck]
Stab]
Cudgel]

Cause (imp.]

Move (imp.]
as Sail,
a. Downward]
Fall (make]

—a bargain, [a. Paction]

—blind, [Blind (make]

—a colour, [cause a c.]

—corn, [a. Even the surface]
sp. by upon motion of straight (thing]

—fire, [Cause to sparkle]

—heat, [Cause h.]

—in, vid. Stricken.
Come Suddenly]
v. Friend Suddenly]
Bargain Suddenly]

[Stab]

...—off.

...—account,
Ballance]
Acquit]

—ones head, [Behead]

...—out.
[Spoil]
[Unwrite]

...—to the heart.
[a. Passion (augm.]
[Stab]

...—up.
[Begin] sp. Music.]
[a. Paction]
—ones heels, [Fall (make]
sp. by wrestling]

—with, vid. Stricken]

...a—
[Bushel]
[Stick for a. Even (make]
String.: [Cord]

[Fibre]
Strip.: [Un- a.
Skin]
Clothe]

[a. Privative]
Stripe,: [Stroke]
—ed, [Variegated with lines]
Stripling,: [adj. Adolescence (male]
Strive.: [a.
Contention]
Emulation]

Endeavour (augm.]

a. Diligence]

—against, [Resist]

—for, [Obtain (end]
Stroy,: [Destroy]
Stroke.: a— [Striking]
bear a. great [adj. power]

to— [Wipe with hand]
Stromateus.: Fi. III. 15.
Strong.: [adj. Strength]

—hold. RM. VI.
Strow,: [Scatter]
Struck,: vid. Stricken.
Structure,: [Building]
Struggle.: [Wrestle]

[Strive]
Strumpet,: [adj. Fornication (fem.]
Strung,: adj. a. pret. String]

adj. p. String]
Strut.: [Swell with fullness]

[Stalk]

[Go proudly]
Stub.: [Bottom (part) of stock]

[Fragment of stick]
Stubble.: Stalk, [adj. p. residue after reaping]

—goose, [adj. Autumn fatted Goose]
Stubborn.: [Contumacious]

[Obstinate]

[Perverse]
Stuck,: adj. a. pret. Stick]

adj. p. Stick]
Stud,: [Protuberance (dim.]
Student,: [adj. a. Learning (end]
Study.: Endeavour]

a. Diligence]

Meditation.]

a. Considerateness]

Closet, [adj. meditation (room]
Studious,: [adj. Study (apt.]
Stuff.: [Matter]
...—of cloathing.
wollen— Pr. IV. 1.
Hairy— Pr. IV. 1. A.
[Utensils]

[adj. Filling (thing]
to— [Fill by into-thrusting]
Stum,: [Wine not-adj. pret. Fer∣menting]
Stumble.: Mo. II. 5. A.
Stump.: [adj. Residue (part) after
Cutting]
Felling]
Stupidity.: [Dulness]

[Numness] S. IV. 6. A.

Op. to common sense. NP. II. 1. O.
Stupifie,: [adj. a. Stupidity (make]
Stupor,: [Numness] S. IV. 6. A.
Stuprate,: [adj. a. Fornication]
Sturdy.: Bold]

Valiant]

[Obstinate]

[Strong]
Sturgeon.: Fi. I. 8.
Stutter.: AC. III. 2.
Stygian,: [adj. Hell]
Style,: Discourse (manner]

Writing (manner]

Sentence (manner]
to— [Name] sp. of Dignity]
of a flower. PP. II. 6.
Styptic.: [Astringent]

[adj. Acerbity]
Su.: Intreat]

Petition]

for
Marriage, [a. Sutor]
Preferment, [a. Candi∣date]

[in law, [a. Action]
Suasory,: [adj. Persuade]
Subaltern,: [Inferior]
Subcontrary: [Opposite together-true (pot.]
Subdeacon,: [Next RE. II. under deacon]
Subdivide,: [divide the
Parts]
Species]
Subdue,: a. Victory]

Conquer
Subduction,: [a. Ablatum]
Subject.: op. to praed. D. II. 5.

op. to adjunct. T. VI. 1.
Liable, [adj. p. Subject (pot.]

op. to. Governour. RC. I. 1. O.
[adj. a. Subjection]
[adj. a.
Obedience]
Submission]
Subjection.: Man. V. 5.
Subjoin,: [After-join]
Subjunctive.
Subliming,: O. VI. 7.
Sublimation,: O. VI. 7.
Sublime.
Sublimity,: [Height]
Submission.: [Humility]

[Subjection]

op. to conquest. RM. II. 7. D.

to
Action. TA. IV. 1. A.
Suffering. Man. V. 8.
Submissive,: [adj. Submission]
Submit,: [a. Submission]
Subordinate,: [Inferior]
sp. in Series.]
Suborn.: RJ. IV. 6. A.
Subpoena,: [Citation with express threatning]
Subscribe.: [Under-write]

[Sign]
Subsidy,: [Tax]
Subsidiary,: [adj.
Adjuvant]
Relieving]
Subsist.: [Being]
sp. Absolute]
sp. Permanent]

[v. Substance]

[Maintain himself]
Substance.: [Predicament. T. I. 5.

[Matter] T. II. 7.

[Possessions] Po.
Substantial.: [adj. Substance]

[adj. p. matter (perfect]

[Of suffici∣ent
Wisdom]
Possessions]

Page [unnumbered]

Substitute,: [adj. Stead. TG. VI. 6. A. (person]
Substract,: a. Ablatum]

Diminish]
Substruction,: [Under-building]
Subter∣fuge,: Escape]

Solution (corr.]
Subterraneous,: [Under-adj. earth]
Subtle.: [Fineness]

[a. Craftiness]
Subvert.: [Destroy]

[Ruine]
Suburb.: [City (part) without the walls]
Suck.: Proper. Mo. III. 3. A.
—in, [Suck]
...—up.
—the breath. AC. IV. 6. D.

give— [Lactation]
Succedane∣ous,: Instead-of coming]

adj. Succeed]
Succeed.: Be after, Mag. I. 2. D.

Be Successor, [a. T. VI. 6.]

Come by Succession. RC. IV. 2. A.

[Be Event]
—ill, [adj. Adversity]
—well, [adj. Prosperity]
Success.: [Effect]

[Event]
—of war. RM. II.

[Prospering]
Succession.: RC. IV. 2. A.
Successive,: [adj. Succeed, adv. Series]
Successor,: [adj. a. Succeed (per∣son]
Succinct,: Brief (perf.]

adj. Epitomy]
Succor,: [adj.
Adjuvant]
Relieve]
Succory.: HF. II. 16. A.
Gum— HF. III. 11. A.
Succuba,: [adj. Coition (fem.]
Succulent,: [adj. Juice]
Succus nutritius.: PG. I. 2. A.
Such.: [of that
Quality]
Quantity]

[of the
same quality]
like quantity]

—as it is, [Such so ever]
Suck,: vid. Suc.
[a. Suction]
—up the breath. AC. IV. 6. D.
give— [Lactation]
Sucker.: Branch. PP. I. 2. A.

—of a Pump, [adj. Suck∣ing (part]
Sucket,: [Confection]
Suckle,: [Lactation]
Suction.: Mo. III. 3. A.
Sud,: [Froth]
...Sope—s.
Suddain.: [Soon]

[Swift]

[adj. Dispatch]
Sudorific,: [adj. a. Sweat (make]
Suet,: [Hard Fat]
Suffer.: [Passion]
—affliction, [adj. p. afflicti∣on]
—persecution, [adj. p. Per∣secution]
—punishment, [adj. p. pu∣nishment]
—execution, [adj. p. Exe∣cution]

Licence]

Toleration]

Not-hinder]
—to take, [Yield] TA. IV. 1▪
—to do, [Submit] TA. IV. 1. A.

Meekness]

Condescension]

Patience]

Submission]
Sufferance,: Licence]

Toleration]
Suffice,: [adj. Sufficience]
Sufficience.: TM. I. 3.
Sufficient,: [adj. Sufficience]
—man, [Of Suff.
Wisdom]
Riches]
Suffocate.: [Stifle]

[Strangle]
Suffocation of the womb.: S. VI. 9. A.
Suffragan,: [Instead Bishop]
Suffrage,: [Consent (sign]
Suffumigation,: [Fuming]
Suffusion,: [Spreading]
Sug,: [Sea-••lea] Ex. II. 11. A.
Sugar.: Pr. II. 3.
Suggest.: Think (make]

Remember (make]

[Dictate]
Suit.: Intreaty]

Petition]
—in law, [Action]

Aggregate. TM. III. 8.

to—with, [adj. v. Congruity]
Suitable,: [adj.
Conveniency]
Congruity]
Suiter.: [adj.
Intreating (per∣son]
Petitioning (per∣son]
—for marriage. RO. II. 2.
[Candidate] RC. I. 4. A.
Sullen.: [Disingenuous]

[Morose]

[Contumacious]
Sully.: [a. Colour (corr.]

[Defile]
Sulphur.: St. V. 7.
—wort, [Peucedanum]
Sultan,: [King]
Sultry,: [Hot (exc.]
Sum.: —of money, [Money (aggr.]

total— TM. VI. 6. A.
Sumach.: Tr. III. 2. A.
Red— Sh. V. 5. A.
Summary,: [Epitome]
—ly, [Briefly]
Summer.: Mea. V. 2. A.
[Principal beam]
Summer∣sault,: Leap]

Vault]
Summon,: [a. Citation]
Summum jus.: Man. I. 2. O.
Sumner,: [adj. Citation (Off.]
Sumpter,: [adj. Riding (apt.) box]
Sumptuary,: [adj. Spend]
Sumptuous.: [adj.
Spend (augm.]
Price (augm.]

[Generous]
Sun.: True. W. II. 2. A.
—Shine, [Brightness]
to— [Open to the Sun]

appearing—[Parelius]
Sunday,: [First day of the week]
Sunder,: [Separate]
Sundew.: HL. VI. 8. A.
Sundry,: [adj. Diversity]
Sunflower,: HF. II. 1.
Sung,: a. pret. Sing]

adj. p. Sing]
Sunk,: a. pret. Sink]

adj. p. Sink]
Sup.: [Suction]

[Drink adv. Suction]

[adj. Evening meal]
Superabound,: [more-abound]
Superciliousness.: Man. VI. 3. O.
Supereminence,: [Superiority]
Supereroga∣tion,: a. good more-than duty]

Deserve for o∣thers]
Superfetation,: [Again-concepti∣on of impregnated (fem.]
Superficial.: [adj. Superficies]

Slight]

Careless]
Superficies.: Surface]

[Outside]
Superfine,: [Fine (augm.]
Superflui∣ty,: Excess]

Abundance]
Superinducing,: [Again-marrying of married (person]
Superintend.: [adj. p Office]
sp. to observe what others do in their Offices]
Superintendent.: [adj. Superintending (per∣son]

[Bishop]

Superiority. TM I. 5. E.

Relation of— RO. III.
Superlative.

Page [unnumbered]

Supernal,: [adj.
Upper side]
Top]
Supernatation,: [Upon-swim∣ming]
Supernatural,: Above- adj. na∣ture]

adj. Miracle]
Supernumerary,: [Beside the due number]
Superscription,: [Upon-write]
Super∣sede,: Desist]

Omit]
Superstition.: RE. IV. E.
Superstructure,: [Upon-building]
Supervene,: [Whilst-event]
Supine,: [Careless]
Supper,: [adj. Evening meal]
—of the Lord, [Eucharist]
Supplant.: [a. Fraud]

[Dispossess by fraud]
Supple,: Soft]

Limber]
Supple∣ment,: adj. Supplying (thing]

Vantage]
Supply.: a. Adjuvant]

adj. a. Perfect]

[Un-deficient (make]

[Again-fill]

[Relieve]

Compensate]

Repair]

[a. Room] T. VI. 6.
Suppliant,: [adj. a. Petition (per∣son]
Supplicate.: [Intreat]

[a. Petition]
Support.: [Bear]

[a. Adjuvant]
[a. Patron]
[Maintain]
Supposing.: [Thinking]
[v. Opinion]

[v. Supposition]
Supposition.: D. VI. 3.
Supposititious,: [Forged]
Suppository,: [Cylinder (dim.) Medicinal]
Suppress.: a. Victory]

Conquer]

[Conceal]
Suppuration,: [Ripening of rotten (thing]
Supremacy,: [Right of being most principal]
Supreme,: [Most principal]
Surbate,: Un-skin
Bruise
by motion (freq.]
Surcease,: [Desist]
Surcharge,: [Burden (exc.]
Surcingle,: [About-adj. p. bind∣ing (arm.]
sp. for horse]
Surcoat,: [adj. Upper (vest]
Surd,: [adj. Deafness]
—number, [Root not-expres∣sible by numbers]
Sure.: Certain]

Assured]
[Betrothed]
Constant]
Faithful]

[Fast]
[Safe]
Surely,: [Truly] adv. I. 2. O.
Surety,: [adj. (Sponsion (person]
Surface,: [Superficies]
[Outside]
Surfeit.: [Sickness through
Eating (exc.]
Drinking (exc.]
Labor (exc.]

[Excess]

[Gluttony]
Surge,: [Wave▪ (augm.]
Surgeon.: RC. II. 3. A.
Surly,: Fierce]

Morose]

Supercilious]
Surmise.: [Opinion]

[Conjecture]

Distrust]

Jealousie]
Surmount,: [v. Superior]
Surname,: [adj. Family name]
Surpass.: [a. Excess]

Excell]

Superiority]

Better]
Surplice,: [Upper linnen (vest) of Ecclesiastic (person]
Surplus.: [Residue]

[Vantage]
Surprize,: Take Unexpectedly]

Arrest Unexpectedly]
sp. by Stratagem]
sp. by Ambush]
Surque∣dry,: Pride]

Insolence]
Surrender.: [Let go]

Yield]

Submit]

[Deliver]
Surreptitious,: [adj.
Theft]
Forgery]
Surrogate,: [Substitute]
Surround,: About-go]

a. Circle]
Survey.: [a. Eye]

[Consider]

[Measure]
Surveyer.: [Officer for observing others]
sp. in building]

[adj. Measuring (artist]
Survive,: [Continue after-li∣ving]
Suspect.: [Distrust]

Diffidence]

Jealousie]

[a. Censoriousness]
Suspence,: [Doubtful Expectarion]

Demurring]

Wavering]
Suspend.: RE. V. 4.
Suspition,: vid. Suspect.
Sustein.: [Bear]
[Maintain]

[Suffer]
[a. Patience]

Sustenance, [adj. nourish∣ing (thing]

Sustentation, [adj. nourish∣ing (thing]

Ordinary. Pr. I.

Extraordinary. Pr. II.
Sutable,: [Congruous]
Suture—: [Sowed
Series]
Line]
Swabber.: RN. V. 7.
Swaddle,: [About-bind adj. bot∣tom (like]
[Cudgel]
Swag,: [adj. p. Oblique]
sp. with shaking (imp.]
Swage,: [a. Remission]
Swagger.: [a. Insolence]

[a. Glorying (corr.]
Sway.: Power]

Authority]

Direction]
[a. Magistrate]

[a. Oblique (make]
Swain.: [adj. Country (person]
Swallow.: Bird. Bi. V. 1.
—tail, [adj. Mag. IV. 4. end of beam]▪

—wort. HS. IV. 14. A.
Sea— BI. IX. 9. A.
—fish. Fi. III. 6. A.

—ing. Mo. III. 7. A.

[Gulf]
Swan.: Bi. IX. 1.
Swap,: [Exchange]
Swarm,: [adj.
Aggregate (thing]
Multitude (thing]
Swart,: [Dark (dim.]
Swarth,: [Ridge of mowen grass, &c.]
Swashbuckler,: [adj. Boasting (person) of fighting]
Swathe,: [About-bind adv. bot∣tom (like]
Swear.: RC. VI. 4.
Sweat.: Mo. IV. 3.
Sweeping,: [Brushing]
Sweet.: Proper. Q. IV. 1.
—bread, [Glandule] PG. II. 7. A.
—meats, [Banquet (thing]

[adj. p.
Love]
Delectation]
—heart, [Suter]

[adj. a. Pleasure]
...—music.
...

Page [unnumbered]

Swell.: [Tumor]
[v. Protuberance]
Swelter,: [a. heat (exc.]
Swerve,: [Err]
Swift,: [adj. Swiftness]
Bird. Bi. V. 14.
Swiftness.: NP. V. 9.
Swill,: [Drink (augm.]
—for swine, [Drink for swine]
Swimming.: Mo. I. 4.
Disease, [Vertigo]
Swine,: [Hog (kind]
—s bread, [Sow-bread]
—s grass, [Knot-grass]
—Pipe, [Redwing] Bi. III. 5. A.
Swing.: Mo. VI. 3.
Swinging,: Striking (aug.]
Whipping (aug.]
Cudgelling (aug.]
adj. [Great (augm.]
Swingle,: [adj. Striking (part) of adj. threshing (instr.]
Swipe,: [adj. Lifting (instr.) on direct Pole]
Switch,: [Wand] PP. I. 4. A.
to— [Cudgel with wand]
Swivel,: [Wheel]
Swoln,: [adj. p. Swell]
Swoon.: S. V. 5. A.
Sword.: Proper. RM. V. 2. A.
Put to the— [a. Dy (make) with sword]
—of Bacon. [Skin of Bacon]
—fish. Fi. I. 2. A.
green— [Grassie land]
Sworn,: [adj.
p. Swear]
pret. Swear]
Swum,: [pret. Swim]
Swung,: [pret. Swing]
Sycamore.: Tr. VI. 6. A.
Sycophant.: [adj. Fawning Accu∣ser]
Syllable.: D. I. 3.
Syllogism.: D. IV. 7.
Sylvan,: [adj. Woods. (person]
Symbol,: [Sign]
sp. adj. Private]
sp. adj. Obscure]
sp. adj. p. Concealing]
Symbolizing,: [adj. Congruity]
Symmetry,: [Proportion (perf.]
Sympathy,: Congruity (pron.]
Friendship] (pron.]
Together-suffer∣ing] (pron.]
Pity]
Congratulation]
sp. Concealed]
Sympho∣ny,: Concord]
Harmony]
Symptom,: [Simultaneous sign] sp. corr.]
Synagogue,: [adj. Jews
Church]
Convention Eccle∣siastic]
Temple]
Synchronism,: [Narration of simul∣taneous (things]
Syndic,: [Magistrates Assessor]
Synedrium,: [adj. Jews principal Council]
Synod,: [Council Ecclesiastic]
Synonym,: [Of same meaning]
Synopsis,: [Epitome]
Syntax,: [Together-joyning of Integrals]
Syren.
Syringe,: [Tube for syringing]
Syringing.: O. I. 6. A.
Syrt,: [Quicksands] W. III. 7.
Syrup.: Pr. II. 3. A.
System,: [Epitome]

T.

TAbacco.: HS. VII. 11.
Tabernacle,: [Tent]
Tabid,: [adj. Consumption]
Table,: Lamin
sp. adj. Tressel (fig.
sp. for a. meal.
Lamin.
for upon-writing.
—Book, [Book of Lamins upon-adj. p. writing (apt.]
[Catalogue]
for upon-playing.
Pair of — s, [adj. Mo. V. 2. A. (jug.]
—man, [adj. Mo. V. 2. A. (instr.]
Play at—s. Mo- V. 2. A.
Adj. Tressel (fig.) Po. VI. 4.
Meat.
...Plentiful—
...to—[a.
Host]
Guest]
Tabler,: [Guest]
Tablet,: [Flat Gem]
Tabor: [Drum (dim.]
Tabret: [Drum (dim.]
Taca mahaca.: Tr. VIII. 7. A.
Tachygraphy,: [Swift writing (art.]
Tach,: Hook]
Loop]
Tacit.: [adj. Silence]
[Understood] adj. D. III. 8. O.
Taciturnity.: Man. IV. 5.
Tack.: [Pin (dim.]
hold- [Hold out] RM. II. 4.
to— [Fasten]
sp. with pin (dim.]
[Turn]
Tacks of ship.: RN. IV. 7.
Tackling,: [Armament]
—of ship, [Rigging]
Tactic,: [War (art]
sp. of Ordering. RM. IV.
Tactil,: [adj. Feeling]
—Quality. Q. V.
Tadpole,: [Toad (young]
Taedium.: AS. V. 1. O.
Taenia major.: Fi. VI. 3.
—minor. Fi. VI. 3. A.
Taffety,: [Silk adj. Sound (apt.) in p. motion]
Tag,: [Pin of string]
—&—rag, [Rabb••e]
Tail.: PP. VI. 6. A.
to— [Tie by the tail]
Tailor,: [adj. Clothing (mech.]
Taint.: [a. Contagion]
[adj. Rottenness (make]
[Defile]
Take,: Cause to be
out of anothers
&—in ones own possession]
Proper.
without consent. TA. I. 4.
Judicially.
Person or Goods, [a. Ar∣rest]
Part for Whole, [a. Seisin]
Injuriously, [Usurp]
Militarily.
Person, [Captivate]
Place. RM. II. 4. E.
Goods, [a. Booty]
with consent.
Receive]
Accept]
Improper.
Undertake]
Think]
Esteem]
[Elect]
[Find]
To—ition]
Into-ition]
[Obtein]
sp. its end]
[Please]
[Have]
[Use]
—account, [Reckon (make]
—the air, [Go into the open Air]
—Breath, [a. Breath]
...—Exceptions,
Except]
adj. v. Displi∣cence]
—fire, [adj. v. fire (inc.]
...—Head,
adj. p. Power (inc.]
adj. Disobe∣dience (inc.]
—Heart, [adj. p. Encourage∣ment]
—Heavily, [adj. a. Grief for]
...—Heed,
a. Heedfulness]
Observe]
—his heels, [Fly]
—the height, [Measure the h.]
—hold, [a. Hand (inc.]
...—horse.
as a man, [Up-ition upon his h.]
as mare, [v. Coition]
...—ill,
v. Displicence]
Esteem not-adj. friend]
—Leave, [a. Valediction]
—Notice, [Observe]
—Oath, [Swear]
...—pains,
a. Diligence]
Operation (augm.]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Taken,: [adj. p. Take]
—for, [In∣stead—
Thought]
Judged]
...—with.
as with diseases, [Sick]
as with pleasure, [Pleased with (augm.]
Talc.: St. II. 5. A.
Tale.: [Narration] sp. adj. fiction]

[Number]

—bearer, [Backbiter]
Talent.: [Natural power]

[Acquired Habit]
Talio,: [Compensation]
Talisman,: [adj. Wizarding I∣mage]
Talk,: Speech]

Conferring]

Discourse]
Talkative,: [adj. Loquacity]
Tall,: [High]
—wood [Blocks]
Tally,: [Notched stick for reckon∣ing]
Tallow,: [Hard Fat]
sp. for Candle (make]
Talon,: [Claw] PP. V. 3.
Tamarind.: Tr. VI. 2. A.
Tamarisk.: Sh. V. 2.
Tame,: [adj. Tameness]
to—
Tame (make]
Conquer]
Tameness.: Disposition, [Gentleness] Vice.
op. to Fortitude, [Cowar∣dize]
op. to Peaceableness. Man. IV. 3. E.
Tan.: [a. Yellowness (corr.]
Make Leather by juice of Oak]
Prepare Leather by juice of Brasil] &c.
Tang,: [Tast (dim.]
sp. Unsavoriness (dim.]
Tangent.: Mag. II. 4.
Tangible,: [adj. p. touch (pot.]
Tangle.: O. II. 2. A.
Tankard,: [Pot having cover]
Tanner,: [adj. a. Leather (mech.]
Tansy.: HF. II. 12.
Maudlin— HF. II. 4. A.
Wild— HF. IX. 1.
Tap.: [Striking (dim.]
to—[Strike (dim.]

Spiggot. Pr. V. 7.
—House, [adj. Selling (House of Ale]
—House, [adj. Selling (Room of Ale]
to—[Stream (make]
sp. by into-thrusting fau∣cet]
Tape,: [Narrow Ribbon]
Taper.: [adj. Wax candle]

[Conical]
Tapestry,: [adj. Room (vest) wo∣ven with pictures]
Tapster,: [adj. Selling (Off.) of Beer, &c.]
Tar,: [Black li∣quid Rosin of Fir Pine &c. trees out∣drawn by fire]
Tarantula,: [Spider (aug.) adj. poison (apt.) by bi••e∣ing]
Tardy.: Slow]

Late]

[Guilty]

take—[Find adj. pres. acti∣on]
Tare,: [Worst part]
Tares.: HL. III. 5.
Target,: [Buckler]
Tarragon.: HF. II. 10. A.
Tarras.: [adj. Walking (place) on Building]

[Courser plaister adj. p. hard (apt.) in water]
Tarry.: [Stay]
—for, [Wait]

Delay]

Protract]
Tart.: [adj. Austereness] Q. IV. 3.
a— [Py of fruits]
sp. of sowr f.]

Severe]

Austere Man. VI. 8. O.
Tartar.: St. V. 4.
Task,: Appointed operation]

Undertaken business]

—work, [adv. Aggregate (segr.]
Tassel,: Tuft]

Tufted Button]

—of hawk, vid. Teircel]
Tast.: the Sense. NP. III. 4.

Sensible quality. Q. IV.

to—
a. Tast]
a. Essay] sp. by tasting]

...—er.
[before adj. tasting (off.]
[Cup (dim.) for essaying by tast]
Tatter,: [adj. Tear
freq.]
augm.]
a— [Fragment from adj. p. tear]
Tattle,: [a. Loquacity]
sp. Uncertain]
Tavern,: [adj. Wine (merc.) house]
Taught,: adj. a. pret. Teach]

adj. p. Teach]
Taunt.: [Mock]

[Reproach]

[Reprove adv.
Mock]
Reproach]
Taurus,: [Second of the 12 parts of the Zodiac]
Tautology,: [Repetition of words]
sp. Vain]
Taw,: Beat]

Rub]

sp. for Limberness (make]
Tawny,: [Dark yellow]
Tax.: [Proportion]

Payment public. RC. V. 9. A.

[Price]

...to—
[a. Tax]
[Accuse]
[Reproach]
Teach,: [a. Teacher]
—er. RO. III. 3.
Teal.: Bi. IX. 3. A.
Team,: [Series] sp. of drawing beasts]
—of ducks, [Aggregate of ducks (young]
Tear.

Page [unnumbered]

Teat,: [Dug] PG. IV. 2. A.
sp. Nipple of it]
Teazle.: HF. VIII. 1.
Technical,: [adj. Art]
Tedious.: Irksom, [adj. a. AS. V. 1. O. (apt.]

Tiring, [adj. a. Wearying (apt.]

Long (exc.]

Slow (exc.]
Teeming,: [adj. p. pret. impreg∣nate]
Teeth,: [plur. Tooth]
Teint,: vid. Taint.
Telescope,: [Tube for seeing re∣mote (things]
Tell.: [Say to]
[a. Narration]
cannot— [Know not]
[a.
Openness]
Loquacity]
[a.
Discover]
Shew]

...—tale
Blab]
Informer]
[admonish]
[a. Number]
Tellina.: Ex. VIII. 6. A.
Temerity,: [Rashness]
Temper.: natural— NP.
—of mind. NP. IV.
...—of body.
resp. Individ. NP. V.
resp. Propagation. NP. VI.
Iust— TM. I. 8.

[Disposition]
out of— [Sick (dim.]

...to—
[Mix]
[a. Mediocrity (make]
[Moderate]
Temperament,: ]Temper]
Temperance.: Man. II. 1.
Temperate.: [adj. Temperance]

adj. Mediocrity]

Moderation]
—Heat, &c. Q. V. 1, &c.
Tempest.: El. VI. 7. A.
Temple.: Po. II. 4.
Temples.: PG. III. 7. A.
Temporal.: [Secular] adj. RE. O.

[Transitory]

[adj. Temples.]
Temporality,: [Secular estate]
Temporary,: [Transitory]
Temporize,: adj. a. Con∣gruity with times]

Alter with times]
Tempt.: [Try sp▪ into a. vice]

[Allure sp▪ into a. vice]

[Seduce sp▪ into a. vice]
Ten.
Tenacity.: [Keeping (apt.]

[Penuriousness]
Tenant,: [Hirer of
Farm]
House]
Land]
Tench.: Fi. IX. 7. A.
Sea— Fi. VI. 4.
Tend.: [v. Tendency]

[Wait]

[v. Leisure]
Tendency.: Sp. III. A.
Tender.: Soft]

Brittle]

[adj. p. Hurt (apt.]

Gentle]

Nice]

Compassionate]

Merciful]

Courteous (augm.]

Clement]

Fond]

[adj. Aversati∣on from
Hurting
Offending

...to—
[a. Tender]
[Offer]
Tendon.: PG. II. 2. A.
Tendrel.: PP. II. 7. A.
Tenement,: [Farm]
Tenent,: [adj. Affirmed (thing]
Tennice,: [Balling with adj. net (fig.) striking (instr.]
Tennon,: [Protuberance (dim.) in the end of beam]
Tenor.: Contained (thing]

Sum]

[Meaning]

—in musick, [next (part) a∣bove the Base]
Tent.: Tabernacle. Po. II. 1. A.
—work, [White Maiden hair] HL. I. 5.

[Pin of Down (like) for stop∣ping wound]
Tenter,: [Hooked Pin]
Tenth,: [adj. Ten]
Tenuity,: [Thinness]
Tenure,: [Right (kind]
Tepid.: Q. V. 1.
Terce,: vid. Tierce.
Tergiversation.: [Deny]

[Forsake]

sp.
Cowardly]
Unfaithfully]

[Demur]
Term]: [Limit]

[Time]
sp. limited]
[adj. 〈◊〉〈◊〉. (time]

[Word]
[Name]

...—s
Conditions]
State]

Coming off upon equal— RM. II. 1.
Termi∣nate: Desist]

End]
Termination,: [Ending (part]
Ternary,: [Three]
Terrene,: [adj. Earth]
Terrestrial,: [adj. Earth]
Terrible,: [adj. a. fear (make]
Herb. Sh. VI. 3.
Terrier.: [Catalogue of lands]

[Dog for hunting beasts out of holes in the earth]
Terrifie,: [adj. a. Fear (make]
Territory,: [adj. authority▪ place]
Terse.: [Wiped]

[Clean]

[Smooth]
Tertian,: [Returning every second day]
Test.: [Trial.

[Vessel (dim.) for trial by melting]
Testaceous,: [adj. Shell. PP. III. 2.
Testament.: [adj. Bequeathing writing]

[Scripture] RE. VI. 1.
Testator,: [adj. Bequeathing (per∣son]▪
Testy,: [Morose]
Testicle.: PG. VI. 8. A.
Testifie,: [a. Witness]
Testimo∣ny: Witnessing (thing]

Witnessed (thing]
Testimonial.: [adj. Witnessing (thing]
sp. Writing]
Testor.: [adj. Covering (jug.) of bed∣stead]

[Half shilling]
Tet,: vid. Teat.
Tether,: [adj. tying (thing for the leg]
Tethya.: Ex. IX. 6.
Tetter.: S. III. 2. A.
Tew,: [Pull (augm.]
Text.: [adj. Subject writing]

[adj. Scripture sentence]
Texture,: [Weaving]
sp. (manner]
Thanks,: [a. Gratitude]
—fulness, [Gratitude]
Thanksgiving,: [a. Gratitude]
—to God. RE. IV. 3.
That.: [the] Art. II.

[he] Pron. I. 3.

that. Pron. II. 1. O.
—Same, [Same]

[Which] Pron. III. 2. A.

that. Conj. III. 1.
Thatch,: [adj. Straw roof]
to— [a. Roof with straw]
Thaumaturgic,: [operation (art) of things adj. p. admiration (apt.]

Page [unnumbered]

Thawing.: [Un-a. frost]

[Dissolving]
The.: Art. II.
Theater,: [adj.
Sights
a. Player
Place]
Thee,: [Thou]
Theef,: [adj. These (person]
Theevery: RJ. III. 7. A.
Theft—: RJ. III. 7. A.
They: Pron. I. 3. pl.
Them: Pron. I. 3. pl.
Theme,: [Subject adj. p.
Speaking]
Writing]
Then.: Comparative. Adv. III. 1. O.

[at that time]

...how—
How therefore]
what Next]

if- [If
Therefore]
Next]
Thence.: From that
(thing]
(time]
(place]
Theology,: [Divinity]
Theologue,: [Divine]
Theorem,: [Rule adj. Theory]
Theo∣ry,: Meditation]

Inquisition]
sp. adj. a. Science (apt.]
There,: [in that
Thing]
Place]

—about. Adv. V. 3.
—fore. Conj. III. 3. O.
—in in it]
—of of it]
...—upon
[Upon it]
[Upon that] Conj. IV. 1. O.
Thesis.: [Proposition]

[Positive sentence]
Thi,: [adj. Thou]
Thick.: as to magnitude. TM. II. 5.

as to number, [adj. multi∣tude]

as to time, [Frequent]

[as to place, [Obvious]

as to parts.
Their greatness, [adj. Course∣ness]
Their nearness to each other, [adj. Density]
the cause of it.
In Arids, [Fulling]
In Liquids, [Coagulating]

our sence of them, [adj. Opa∣city]

the sense it self.

—of hearing, [Dull of hearing]
Thick∣e••,: Shrubs (aggr.]

Woods (dim.]
Thigh.: PG. V. 4.
Thill,: [Shafts]
Thiller,: [The horse between the Shafts]
Thimble,: [adj. Finger,
(armam.
(armor
for sow∣ing]
Thin.: as to magnitude. TM. II. 5. O. [Lean]

as to number, [adj. Fewness]

as to time, [Seldom]

as to place, [Rare]

as to parts]
their nearness, [Rare]
their bigness, [Fine]
The cause of it.
In Arids.
In Liquids, [Dissolving]

Our sense of it, [Transparent]
Thine,: [adj. Thou]
Thing.: T. I. 2.
(Thing)
Think.: [Cogitation. AS. II. 1.

[v. Opinion]
me—s, [I am adj. opinion]

[adj. v. Perswasion]

[Consider]

[v. Meditation]

[Esteem]

...—good
Approve]
Consent]

—much, [adj. v. Nolleity]

—well of, [Esteem
(aug.]
good]
Third,: [adj. Three]
Thirsting.: AC. II. 2.
Thirteen.: 13.
Thirty.: 30.
This.: Pron. II. 1.
Thistle.: HF. III. 1.
Fullers— [Tezzle]
Globe— HF. VIII. 2.
Sow— HF. III. 14.
Thither,: [To that place]
—ward, [Toward that place]
Thlaspi.: HS. VI. 3.
Thong.: Pr. IV. 8.
Fi. II. 2. A.
Thorn.: Prickle. PP. I. 3. A.

Tree.

Black— Sh. I. 4.

Box— Sh. I. 6. A.

Bucks— Sh. I. 7.

Christs— Sh. I. 6.

Ever green— Sh. III. 4.

Goats— Sh. IV. 9.

Purging— Sh. I. 5.

White— Sh. I. 3. A.

—Apple. HS. VII. 7. A.
Thornback.: Fi. II. 2. A.
Thornback Dog.: Fi. I. 5.
Thorpe,: [Village]
Those,: [Plur.
He]
That]
Thou.: Pron. I. 2.
Though,: [Although] Conj. II. 2.
Thought,: v. [Thinking]
...—Taking
Anxiety]
Heedfulness]
Thoughtfulness,: [Thinking (aug.]
Heedfulness]
Carking]
Thousand.: 1000.
...—pound.
in weight. Mea. III. 8.
in money. Mea. IV. 7.
Thrall,: [Slave]
Thrasonical,: [Boasting Coward]
Thrave,: [24 Sheaves]
Thred.: to—a needle, [Through-put thred]
Thred-bare,: Worn to the threads]

Un-adj. p. Wool by wearing]
Threatning.: RO. V. 6. O.
Three.: Mea. I. 3.
—Fold, [Three (kind]
Threescore.: 60.
Thresh.: O. III. 5.
Threshold.: Po. IV. 3.
Thrice,: [adv. Three]
Thrill.: [Bore]

[v. Inward trembling (like) sound]
Thrift.: [Frugality]

Herb. HF. II. 14. A.
Thrifty,: [adj. Frugality]
Thrive.: [adj. p. Prosperity]
Increase]
Become rich]

Grow]

adj. v. Vigour]
Throb,: [Pulse of the heart]
sp. Pulse (augm.]
Throne,: [adj. King Chair]
Throng,: [Dense multitude]
...to—
Thrust]
a. Density]
Throstle,: [Thrush]
Throat: PG. III. 5. A.
Set out— [Exclamation]
—Boll, [Protuberance of the (th]
—wort. HS. VII. 7. A.
Throttle,: [Protuberance of the Rough Artery]
to— [Strangle]
sp. by compressing throat]
Through.: Prep. IV. 3.
Perfect]
Total]
Only]
—& through, [Through both sides]
—fare, [Through-passage]
—out, [adv.
Perfect]
Whole]
...—Paced
Perfect
Only—
ambling]
—stitch, [Perfect]
quite— [Through both sides]
[For] Prep. I. 2. A.
[By
Impulsion
Means
of]
[With] Prep. I. 1. A.
[Over] Prep. III. 3.
[By] Prep. I. 2.
Through wax.: HF. IV. 14.
Codded— HS. IV. 6. A.••
Throw.: [Cast] Mo. VI. 2.
—a dart, [a. Dart]
—down, [a. Fall]
—Person, [Precipitate]
—Building, [a. Ruine]
—forth Unpossess]
—out Unpossess]

Pang, [Pain (imp.]

Page [unnumbered]

Thrum,: [Tuft]
Thrush.: Bi. III. 3. A.
Sea— Fi. V.9.
Thrusting.: O. I. 4. O.
—forth [Un-possess]
—out [Un-possess]
Himself in, [Usurp]
...—into,
Prick]
Stab]
—through, [Through
Stab]
Wound]
Thumb,: First Finger]

biggest Finger]
Thump.: [Strike]
sp. with obtuse (thing]

[Sound of striking]
Thunder.: El. I. 3. A.
—Bolt Long (dim.) Peb∣ble (kind]
—stone Long (dim.) Peb∣ble (kind]
Thursday,: [5^th day of the week]
Thus.: [In this manner]

—far, [Until this
(time]
(place]
Thwack,: Strike]

Cudgel]
Thwart.: [adj.
Transverse]
Cross]

[Contrary]

[adj. Disingenuity]

...to—
[Oppose]
[Contradict]
Ty.: Knit. O. II. 2.

[Bind]

[Oblige]
Tice,: [Allure]
Tick,: vid. Tike.
Ticket,: [adj. Written (dim.]
Tickling.: AC. II. 8.
Tide.: motion of the Sea. W. IV. 6. A.

Season, [Time]
good— [Festival]
Tidings,: [Narration]
sp. of new (thing]
Tierce,: [2/•• of a Hogshead]
Tiercel,: [Hawk (male]
Tiffany.
Tigby,: [Laugh (exe.]
Tight.: [Whole]

[Stiff]
Tike.: [adj.
Countrey
Rusticity
(person]

Insect. Ex. II. 6.
Sheep— Ex. II. 6. A.

Bed— [Case of Bed]
Tile.: St. I. 5. A.
to— [a roof with Tiles]
Till.: a— in a Chest, [Box (dim.) adj. drawn (apt.]

adv. [Untill]

...to—

[a. Prop]

[Allure]

a. Agriculture]

a. Plow]

—ed Land, [Arable]
Tillage,: [Agriculture]
Tilt.: a— [adj. Cloth roof]

to— [Fence with Spear]

—a vessel, [adj. a. Oblique v.]
Tilth,: [State] sp. of Land]
Land in— [L. adj. p. agricul∣ture (perf.]
Timber: [Wood for building]
—of fur [aggregate—]
Timbrel,: [adj. Music (instr.]
Time.: Space. Sp. I.

—to come, &c. [ Future, &c.]
at—s. Sp. I. 8. O.
at all—s. [adv. Perpetuity]
often—s, [adv. Frequency]
Some—s, [adv. Rarity]

[Date]

Duration]

Age]
for a— [adv. Transitory]
Long— [adv. Permanence]

...—in music.

measure of— Mea. V.

Leisure]

Opportunity]
in— adv. time (perf.]
in good— adv. time (perf.]
out of— [adv. time (corr.]

[Action in the—]
First, [f. action]
the—s, [adj time (things]; Herb. HF. VI. 4.
Time.: Space. Sp. I.

—to come, &c. [ Future, &c.]
at—s. Sp. I. 8. O.
at all—s. [adv. Perpetuity]
often—s, [adv. Frequency]
Some—s, [adv. Rarity]

[Date]

Duration]

Age]
for a— [adv. Transitory]
Long— [adv. Permanence]

...—in music.

measure of— Mea. V.

Leisure]

Opportunity]
in— adv. time (perf.]
in good— adv. time (perf.]
out of— [adv. time (corr.]

[Action in the—]
First, [f. action]
the—s, [adj time (things]; Herb. HF. VI. 4.
Timely.: [Opportune]

[Early]
Timeserving,: vid. Temporizing.
Timidi∣ty,: Fear (apt.]

Cowardise]
Timorous,: [adj. Timidity]
Tin.: Met. I. 3.
—glass, [Bismute] Met. III. 3.
to— a. surface with Tin (lam.]
Tinca marina.: Fi. VI. 4.
Tincture.: [Dying]

[Coloured Liquor]

[Colour]
Tind,: [v. Fire (inc.]
Tinder,: [Charred Linen]
Tine,: [Toothed (pin]
Ting,: [Ring (dim.]
sp. adv. acute]
Tingle.: AC. II. 9. A.
Tinker,: [adj. Wandring. adj. me∣tal (mech.]
Tinkle,: [Ring (dim.] sp. Acute]
Tinsel,: [Cloth between-woven with Copper silver (like]
Tintamar,: [Jangling sound (augm.]
Tip.: Sp. III. 7.
...to—
[a. Tip]
[a. Fall by striking with adj. p. cast (thing]
Tippet.
Tippling,: Drinking (freq.]

a. Drunkenness]
Tipstaff,: [Marshal]
Tiring.: [Wearying]
—for hawk, [adj. a appe∣tite (thing) by adj. p. peck∣ing]

[a. Clothing]
—woman, [Hair-[adj. a.
Order
Ornate
(mech.]
Tissick.: S. V. 2.
Tissue,: [Cloth between-woven with Gold]
Tit.: Bird.
crested— Bi. VI. 8. A.
long-tail'd— Bi. VI. 8.

[Horse (dim.]

to—over, [Fall]
Tithe,: [Tenth (part]
Tithymal,: [Spurge] HS. V. 11.
Titillation,: [Tickling]
Title.: [Name]
sp. of Dignity]

[Right]
Titmouse.: Bi. VI. 7.
great— Bi. VI. 6.
Tittle.: [Point]

[Most-little (thing]

—tattle, [adj. Loquacity (thing]
Titular,: [adj. name]
To.: Prep.
[For]
—the end, [For the e.]
—that, [That]
[In]
...to
day [in this day]
morrow [in next day
[Of] Prep. I. 1.
according— Prep. II. 1.
in— Prep. IV. 1.
un— Prep. II. 1.
...—and fro,
toward
to
several places]

Subst. [Finger of foot]

—do Doing &c.]

—say, &c. Saying &c.]
Toad.: Beast. Be. VI. 2. A.
—'s flax. HS. VIII. 6. A.
—Stool, [Mushrom] HL. I. 1.

—fish. Fi. II. 4. A.
Tobacco.: HS. VII. 11.
...—pipe.
—fish. Fi. III. 13. A.
Tod,: [28 pounds]
Together.: Adv. IV. 1.
—with. Prep. II. 2.
Toy.: [Vain (thing]

[adj. Valour (dim.]

to— [a. Wantonness]
Toil..: [Net]

[Labour (augm.]
Token.: [Sign]

[adj. Witness (sign]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Told,: adj. a. pret. Tell]

adj. p. Tell]
Tole,: vid. Toll.
[adj. Paid (part) out of adj. p. rinding (thing]
[Tribute]
—boothe, [Prison]
Tolerable.: [adj. p. Patience (apt.]

[Indifferent]
Toleration.: RC. IV. 9.
Toll,: vid. Tole.
...to—
[Ring (dim.]
[Allure]
Tomb,: [adj. Entombing (place]
Tome,: [Book] D. III. 3. A.
Tone.: [Voice (manner]

[Distance between two notes]
Tong.: PG. III. 4.
—tied, [Dumb through not-motion (pot.) of tong]
Dogs— HM. II. 3.
[Language]
—of a ballance, [Direct pin of ballance]
Tongs,: [adj. Taking (jug.) for adj. fire (things]
Tonsilla,: [Glandules] adj. PG. III. 9. A.
place of them. PG. III. 9. A.
Too.: [adv. Excess]

[Also] Conj. IV. 2.
Tool,: [Instrument]
Tooth.: PG. III. 4. A.
—and nail, [adv.
Diligence]
Fierceness]
—som, [adj. Taste (perf.]
Eye— [Longest.]
figure. Mag. IV. 2.
—wort. HS. IV. 2. A.
—without Leaves. HL. V. 8. A.
Top.: Highest. Sp. III. 7.

—of a ship. RN. III. 1. A.
Best part]
Principal]

[Cone. adj. p. Vertiginate (apt.) by ad.. p. whipping]

...to—
[Cut off the top]
[a. Superiority]
[a. Stay]
Topaz.: St. IV. 3. A.
Tophus.: St. I. 5.
Topic.: —medicine, [m. applicable to the Sick (part]

[adj. Invention (place of ar∣gu∣ment]

[Foundation (like of ar∣gu∣ment]
Topsy turvy,: [With top adj. p. un∣dermost]
Torch,: [adj.
Wax Candle
Pitch (augm.]
Torment: Pain (augm.]

Torture]
Tormentil.: HF. IX. 2. A.
Torn,: [adj. p. Tear]
Tornado.: Wind.
Torpedo.: Fi. II. 1. A.
Torpid,: Num'd]

Dull]
Torrent,: [Stream (augm.) sp. transitory]
Torrid,: [Hot (augm.]
Tortion,: [Twisting]
Tortois.: Be. VI. 1.
Torture,: RJ. VI.1.

Pain (augm.]
Toss,: Cast upward]

a. Volutation]

—pot, [adj. Drunkenness (per∣son]
Toste,: [Roste]
sp. without vertigination]
Total,: [adj.
Whole]
Sum]
Totter,: Shake]

Stagger]
Touch.: [Feeling] NP. III. 5.
[Sense]
Extern. NP. III.
Intern. NP. II.
[Anger]

[Tactil quality]
—active. Q. V.
—passive. Q. VI.

[v. Contiguity]
Essay]
a.
Experience]
Try]
the— [p. Experience]
—stone. St. I. 6. A.

[v. Pertinent]
—ing, [Concerning] Prep. I. 3. A.
...a—
Little]
Say]
...to—
Speak little of]
a. Object (dim.)
—wood, [Fungus of tree for a. fire (inc.]
Touchy,: [Morose]
Toughness.: Q. VI. 5. E.
Touze,: [Pull (augm.]
Tow,: vid. Towe.
Toward.: [That adv. way]
—ly, [adj. Learn (apt.]
About. Adv.] V. 3.
Almost Adv.] V. 1.
Towe,: [Hemp prepared for adj. p. spinning]
to— [Draw with cord]
Towel,: [Linnen for wiping]
Tower.: Po. II. 3.
Town.: RC. III. 2. A.
...—s man
adj. Town (person]
Citizen]
Towre,: [Fly high]
Towze,: vid. Touze.
Toze,: [Loosen by pulling (freq.]
Trabs.: El. I. 4.
Trace.: Harness. Po. V. 9. A.
...to—
Follow by track]
Hunt by track]
Trachurus.: Fi. IV. 8. A.
Track,: [adj.
Foot
Wheel
sign]
Tract.: [Country] W. III. A.

[Written Discourse]

—of time, [Time (augm.]
Tractable,: Gentle]

Courteous]

adj. p. Govern (apt]
Trade.: [Profession. RC. II. sp. Un∣learned]

[Art. Ha. VI. 3. sp. Un∣learned]

to— [a. Merchant]

—winde, [Constant w.]
Tradition.: [Narration] sp. Successive]

Ecclesiastic. RE. VI. 1. A.
Traduce.: [Reproach]

[Calumniate]
Traffick,: [a.
Merchant]
Commerce]
Tragedy,: [Play adv. a. Grief end∣ing]
Tragical,: [adj. a. Grief] sp. in the Ending]
Tragicomedy,: [adj. a. Grief play adv. mirth ending]
Tragopogon.: HA. I. 8. A.
Tray.: Pr. V. 4 A.
Trail,: [Draw on the ground] sp. for a. Sent (make]
Train.: —of garment, [Long hinder part of g.]
bird's— PP. V. 2. A.

Series
...—of powder.
Aggregate.
[Waiters (aggr.]
—of an Army. RM. IV. 7.
[Allurement]
...to—
a. Teacher]
Educate]
[Entice]
Traytor,: [adj.
Perfidiousness
Treason
person]
Tralatitious.: D. III. 6. O.
Tramel,: [Net adj. p. carry (apt) between two (persons]
Trample.: [on- a. foot]

[a. Sound (augm.) with a. foot (augm.]
Trance,: [Extasie]
Tranquillity.: [v. Quieting (abstr.]

[Contentation]
Transaction.: [a. Business]
Transcendent.: T.
[Excellent]
Transcribe,: [a. Type writing]
Transfer.: Remove]

Deliver]

Alienate]
Transfigure,: [Alter the form]
Transgress.: [a. Excess]

Page [unnumbered]

Transient,

[Transitory]

Transition.

D. V. 9.

Transitory.

Sp. I. 6. O.

Translation.

D. V. 5.

vid. Transfer.

Transmarine,

[Beyond adj. Sea]

Transmigration,

[ition from one (place) to another (place]

Transmit,

Derive from, &c.]
a. ition from, &c.]

Transmutation,

[Altering]

Transom,

[Transverse beam]

Transparent.

Q. I. 4.

—stone,
- vid. Stone.

Transpiration.

Mo. IV. 3. A.

Transplant,

[Re-move into another

(Place]
(Coun∣trey]

Transport.

[Carry into another Coun∣trey]
[a. Extasie]

Transpose,

Exchange the Place]
Alter the Order]

Transubstantiation,

[Altering the substance]

Transverse.

Ma. II. 8. D.

Trap.

PO. VI. 8. A.

—door,: [Door adj. p. open with lifting]

Trappings,

[adj. a. Ornate (arm.]

Trash.

[Sorry]
[Worst part]
[Filth]

Travel.

[Journey] TA. VI. 3. sp. into forreign Coun∣treys]
[Labour]
[Parturition]

Travellers Ioy.

Sh. V. 7. A.

Traverse.

to —[a. Transverse]
—Suit, [Denying the action].

Treachery.

op. to fidelity. Man. IV. 2. D
op. to Loyalty. Man. V. 6. D.

Treacle,

[Physical mixture of vi∣pers, &c.]

Tread.

[a. Foot]
- —down, [a. Prostrate by up∣on- a. foot.]
[Goe]
[v. Coition]
- sp. as bird (male]

Treason.

RJ. III. 2.

Treasure,

Money (place]
Riches (aggr.]
- —r, [adj. keeping (Off.) of money]

Treat.

[a. Object]
[Entertain]
- in order to a Bargain. RC. VI. 1. A.

Treaty,

[a. Treat]

Trea∣tise,

Written Discourse]
Printed Discourse]

Treble.

[Threefold]
—in Music. Q. III. 1. E.

Treddle,

[Navel of fut. Chick in egg.]

Tree.

Tr.

—of life. Tr. V. 6. A.
—of saddle, [adj. wood (part)
of s.]

Trefoil.

bean— Sh. IV. 3.
Hedghog— HS. III. 15. A.
Shrub— Sh. IV. 3. A.
Snail— HS. III. 15.
Starheaded— HF. VIII. 5. A.

Trey.

Pr. V. 4. A.

[Three]

Trembling.

AC. IV. 5. E.

Trench,

[Ditch]

Trencher.

Pr. V. 9.

—friend, [Flatterer for victu∣als]
—man, [Eater]

Trepan.

[adj. boring (instr.) for head∣bone]
to— [allure into p.
- Hurt]
- Danger]

Trepidation,

[Trembling]

sp. through fear]

Trespass.

[a. Excess]
- Disobey]
- Violate]
[a. Sin]
[Injury]

Tress.

[Lock of hair]
[Tassel (like]

Tressle.

Mag. V. 5.

Trevet,

[Stool with three legs like]

Try.

Consider]
Examine]
TA. II. 5. A.
—at law. RC. II. 4. A.
Prove. TA. II. 5. A.
Essay]
a. Experience]
—out, [Try the utmost]
Refine, [Separate the course parts]

Triangle.

Mag. V. 1.

Tribe,

[Society]

sp. from one progenitor]

Tribula∣tion,

Adversity]
Misery]

Tribunal,

[Seat of Judge]

Tribune,

[adj. Regiment (Off.]

Tribute.

RC. V. 9.

Trice,

[Instant]

Trick.

[a. Craft]
[a. Prestigiator]
- Action (dim.]
- thing (corr.]
to— [a. Ornate]

Trickle,

[Drop]

sp. adv. Series]

Trident,

[Halbert with three teeth]

Trifle.

[Vain (thing]
[Thing of no value]
...—ing,
- [a Wantonness]
- [a Sloth]
- [a Lightness]
- [a Cunctation]

Trigger.

[adj.
- Staying (instr. of ver∣tigination]
- Impedient (instr. of ver∣tigination]
[Sign of standing (place]

Trill,

[Tremble (like) with voice]

Trim,

[adj. Ornate]

—ing a boat, [a. Ballancing]
—ing a ship— RN. VI. 4. A.

Trine,

[Distance •• of a great Cir∣cle]

Tringa.

—major. Bi. VII. 5.
—minor. Bi. VII. 5. A.

Trinity,

[Three (abstr.]

Trinkets,

[Sorry

(Instruments]
(Things]
Utensils]

Trip.

[a. Slide (make]
[Stumble (dim.]
—along, [Walk nimbly]

Tripe,

[Prepared stomach of beast]

Tripartite,

[Three (kind]

Triple,

[Threefold]

Trivial.

Ordinary]
Common]
[Sorry]
[Vain]

Triumph.

RM. II. 8.

Triumvi∣rat,

Government of to∣ge∣ther-three (persons]
Magistracy of to∣ge∣ther-three (persons]

Trochisc,

[Round lamin (dim.]

Trochus.

Ex. VII. 6.

Trod,

adj. a. pret. Tread]
adj, p. Tread]

Troy weight,

[w. of 12 ounces in a pound]

Troll,

[Ition adv. Smooth]
[Hunt fish with adj. vertigina∣ting (mach,]

Troop.

Company. RM. IV. 3.
[Aggregate]

Trooper,

[Horseman] RM. III. 1. A.

Trope,

[a. Tralatitious]

Trophee.

RM. II. 8. A.

Tropic.

—of Cancer. W. VI. 6.
—of Capricorn. W. VI. 6. A.

Trot.

a— [adj. Decrepit (sem.]
to— Mo. II. 2. A.

Trotter.

[Foot]

sp. of Sheep]

Trouble.

Molest. TA. V. 9. O.
- in— [adj. p. TA. V. 9. O.]
  - Adversity]
  - Misery]
  - ...

Page [unnumbered]

Trouble∣som,: adj. a. Trouble (apt.]

Contentious]
Trough,: [Long Trey]
Trout.: Fi. IX. 3.
Trowel.: [adj. spreading (instr.) of Mortar]
Trowle,: vid. Troll.
True,: [adj.
Truth]
Genuine]
Truant.: [Wanderer]

[Slothful (person]
Trub••.: HL. I. 2.
Truce,: Transitory peace

Between-space of qui∣et]
Truchman,: [Interpreter]
Truck,: [Exchange]
Truckle,: [Wheel of pully]
...to—
...under-
Be]
Ly]
[Submit]
Trucu∣lent,: Fierce (augm.]

Cruel (augm.]
Trufle,: Trubs. HL. I. 2.
Truly.: Adv. I. 2. O.
Trull,: [Common adj. fornication fem.]
Trump.: [Trumpet]

[adj. Victory (kind) of Cards]
Trumpe∣ry,: Sorry (things]
Worst part]
sp. (aggr.]
Trumpet,: [adj. Trumpeter instr.]
Trumpeter.: RM. III. 3. A.

Fish. Fi. IV. 10.
Trunche∣on,: Short thick stick]

adj. Cudgelling (inst.]
Trundling,: [motion
Upon wheels]
adv. Vertiginating]
Trunk.: Body.
—of plant, [Stock] PP. I. 2.
—of animal. PG. IV.

[Box]

Chest. sp. with convex adj. covering (thing]

Tube]

Snout. PP. V. 4. A.
Truss.: Together— Tie]

Up— Tie]

[a-aggregate by tying]
—of hay, [adj. p. bound (aggr.) of h.]
Trust.: [Believe]

v. Confidence] AS. III. 4.
—with, [Deposit]
—for, [Lend]
Trusty,: [Faithful]
Truth.: T. III. 1.
in— Adv. I. 2. O.
Tub: Pr. V. 3. A.
—fish Fi. IV. 5.
Tube: Round— Mag. V. 9. O.

Square— Mag. V. 9.
Tuberous,: [adj. Protuberance
(freq.] (Sword]
Tuck,: [Long adj. pricking (apt.)
of a ship. RN. II. 9.
to— [Fasten the extremity]
Tuesday,: [Third day of the week]
Tuff Taffate,: [Tufted Taffata]
Tuft.: Tassel. Mag. IV. 6.

—of flower. PP. II. 6.

[Aggregate]
Tugg,: [Pull
(augm.]
(imp.]
Tuition,: [a.
Guardian]
Teacher]
Tulip.: HL. IV. 3.
Tumbling.: Mo. II. 6. A.
Tumbler,: [Dog hunting lesser beasts by agility]

[Praestigiator by tumbling]
Tumbrel,: [Cart]
Tumor.: S. III.
Tumult.: [Sedition]

[Confused multitude]
Tumultuary.: [Seditious sudden]
Tun.: [Barrel (augm.]
[Measure]
Weight. Mea. III. 9.
Tune.: Q. III. 6.
to— [Prepare (perf.]
—able, [adj. Music]
Tunhoof,: [Ground-Ivy] HL. VI. 11.
Tunicle,: [Membrane]
Tunnage,: [Tribute]
Tunnel,: [Concave Cone]
—of Chimney, [Concave (part) of ch.]
Tunny.: Fi. III. 4.
Turbant,: [adj. head (vest]
Turbinated,: [About—spirald adj. Cone]
Turbith.: Tr. VI. 11. A.
Turbith.: Tr. VI. 11. A.
Turbo.: Ex. VII. 5. A.
Turbu∣lent,: Seditious]

Contentious]
Turbut.: Fi. VII. 3.
Turcois.: St. III. 5.
Turdus.: Fi. V. 9.
Turf,: [Grassie clod]
Turgid,: [adj.
Tumor]
Protuberance]

[Full (augm.]
Turks Cap,: [Martagon] HL. IV. 2. A.
Turky.: Bi. II. 2. A.
Turmoil,: Trouble]

Operation (augm.]

Business (augm.]
Turn.: op. to proceed. TA. VI. 2. O.
—head, [Resist]

Gesture. AC. VI. 8.
...—inside out.
...—upside-down.

[Fold]
...—down.
...—up.

[Dig]
...—up the ground.
Bend]
Curve]

[a.
Helical]
Spinal]

[a. Volutation]

[a. Vertigination]
...—Spit.
—with a Lave. O. IV. 7. A.
—er, [adj.—ing (mech.]

[Change]
...—into

[Become]
[v. Convert]
[v. Apostate]

[Translate]
—away, [From—]
—back, [Back—]
...—over
—out, [Eject]
...—up
a— [Turning]

[Alteration]
...at every—

[Office]
a good— [a. Benefactor]
an ill— [Mischief]

Course. T. VI. 7.
by—s, [adv. Course]
Turnament,: [Game of horsemen mutually assaulting with spears]
Turnep.: HS. IV. 4.
Turnpike.: RM. VI. 8.
Turpentine,: [Liquid resin of
Larch
Turpentine
Pine
Tree out∣drawn by incision]

—tree. Tr. III. 3. A.
Turpitude,: [Indecency (augm.]
Turnstile,: [adj. p. Vertiginate (apt) transverse cross]
Turret.: [Tower (dim.]

fig. Mag. VI. 3. A.
Turtle.: Bird. Bi. III. 2. A.

Beast. Be. V. 1. A.
Tush.: Int.
I. 3.
II. 3. A.
Tusk,: [Long Tooth]
Tut,: vid. Tush.
Tutelary,: [adj. a.
Protection]
Defence]
Safety]
Tuty.
Tutor,: Guardian]

Teacher
Tutsan.: HS. V. 8.
Tutty,: [Flowers (aggr.) toge∣ther-tied]
Twayblade.: HL. VII. 5. A.
Twain,: [Two]
Twang,: [Ring]
Tweez,: [Box of instruments dim.]

Page [unnumbered]

Twelve.
T —month,: [Year]
...wenty.
Twibill,: [adj. pecking (instr.]
Twice,: [Two times]
Twig,: [Wand] PP. I. 4. A.
Twilight.: Q. I. 1:
Twins,: [Two together-born]
Twine,: Twist sp. mutu∣ally.]
Embrace sp. mutu∣ally.]
Twinge,: Pull (imp.]
Pain (imp.]
Twinkle,: [Un-appear (freq.]
Twirl,: [Vertiginate (imp.]
Twist.: the— [share]
to— O. V. 1.
Twit,: [Upbraid]
Twitch.: [Pull (imp.]
[Pain] AC. II. 9.
Twittle,: [Chirp (dim.]
Two.: Mea. II. 2.
—fold, [Two (kind]
Tygre.: Be. IV. 2.
Tympany.: S. VI. 3. A.
Type.: T. II. 3. A.
[Letter-printing (instr.]
Typographical,: [adj. Printing]
Tyranny.: Man. VI. 4. O.
Tyrant.: [Kingship, adj. Usurping (per∣son]
[adj. Man. VI. 4. O. (person]

V.

VAcant.: [Empty]
[Not-Furnished]
[Not-Used]
[adj. Leisure]
Vacation.: adj. Leisure (time]
not-adj. RC. (time]
Vacillation,: [Staggering] Mo. II. 4. O.
Vacuity,: [Emptiness]
Vagabond,: [adj. Wandering (per∣son]
Vagary.: [v. Wandring]
[a. Conceitedness]
Vail,: vid. Veil.
—s [adj. Van∣tage
Profits]
Revenue]

sp. besides-wages]
Vain.: [adj. Vanity]
—glory, [Glorying (corr.]
vid. Vein.
Vallens,: [About- adj. hanging (vest) of the upper Margin of the Bedsted]
Vale,: [Valley] W. III. 1. D.
Valediction.: AC. V. 8. A.
Valerian.: HF. IV. 8.
Valet,: [adj. Waiting (Off.]
Valiant,: [adj. Fortitude]
Validi∣ty,: Sufficience (apt.]
Efficience (apt.]
Valley.: W. III. 1. D.
Valour.: Worth. Mea. IV.
[Fortitude]
Value.: Worth. Mea. IV.
...to—
[Esteem]
a. Valour]
a. Price]
Vamp,: [Mend by Adding]
[Mend by Renewing part]
Van.: [Forepart]
sp. of army]
[Winnowing (jug.]
Vane,: [Flag for shewing the ver∣gency of the wind]
Vanish,: [Un-appear]
Vanity.: Frivolousness. T. IV. 5. O.
Not-profitableness]
Frustrating (abstr.]
Wantonness]
Conceitedness]
op. to gravity. Man, IV. 6. O.
Vanquish,: [a.
Victory]
Conquest]
Vantage.: TM. VI. 2. A.
Vantcurrier.: RM. IV. 5.
Vantgard,: [Forepart of army]
Vapor.: [Exhalation] El. II. 2. A.
[Glorying]
Vardingale.
Vary.: v. Diversity]
[Alter]
[a. Contention]
Varia∣ble,: adj. Alter (apt.]
Inconstant]
Variance,: [Contention]
Variegated.: Q. II. 5.
Variety,: [Diversity]
Varix.: S. III. 8.
Varlet,: [Sorry (person]
Varnish.: O. IV. 8. A.
Varvels,: vid. Vervels.
Vassal.: [Subject]
[Villain]
Vast,: [Ample (augm.]
Vat: Tub (augm.]
Barrel (augm.]
Vate: Tub (augm.]
Barrel (augm.]
Vault.: Po. II. 8.
...to—
[a. Vault]
[Leap] Mo. V. 5. A.
Vaunt.: [Glorying]
sp. corr.]
[a. Insolence]
—gard, vid. Vantgard.
Vauward,: [Forepart of army]
Vaumure.: RM. VI. 4.
Vbiquity.: S••. II. 9.
Vdder,: [Dug] PG. IV. 2. A.
Veal.: [Calf]
[Flesh of Calf]
Veer.: [Turn]
Let-go more Sail]
Out-put more Cord]
Vegetable,: [Plant] W. V. 2.
Vegetation.: [adj. p. Vegetative soul (make]
[a. Vigor]
Vegetative.: [Plant] W. V. 2.
—Soul. W. I. 4.
its actions. AC. I.
Vegetous,: [Vigor]
Vehemence.: [Intenseness]
[Fierceness] Ha. III. 4. D.
Vehicle,: [adj. Carrying (thing]
Veil.: a— [adj. Covering thing]
sp. thin]
...to—
[Cover]
[a. Respect (sign]
Vein.: —of animal. PG. II. 4.
opening a— [a. Bleeding]
Mo. IV. 6.
—of Metal [Vein (like) line of— m in the earth]
—of Stone [Vein (like) line of— S in the earth]
Temper] NP. IV.
Disposition]
[Style]
Vellam,: [Paper of Calves skin]
Velleity.: AS. IV. 2.
Vellication.: [Pulling (frep.]
[Twitching] AC. II. 9.
Velvet,: [Silk adj. p. surface with short tufts]
Venal: adj. p. Sell (pot.]
adj. p. Sell (apt.]
Vendible: adj. p. Sell (pot.]
adj. p. Sell (apt.]
Vending,: [Selling]
Veneration.: [Reverence]
[Worship]
Venery.: [Coition]
[Hunting]
Vengeance.: [a. Revenge]
[Punishment]
Venial,: [adj. p. Forgive (pot.]
[adj. p. Forgive (apt.]
Venison,: [Flesh of hunted beasts]
Venom,: [Poison]
Vent.: Wind]
Exhalation]
[Hole for out-a. Wind]
[Hole for out-a. Exhal.]
[Sent] Q. IV. A.
...to—
[a. Vent]
in— ition (make]
out- ition (make]
sp. Air]
[Sell]
Ventiduct,: [adj. a. wind (jug.]
[adj. a. wind tube]
Ventilation,: [Winnowing]

Page [unnumbered]

Ventosity,: [Wind (abstr.]
Ventricle.: [Hollow (place]

[Stomach] PG. VI. 4.
Venture.: [Danger]

[Fortune]

[Essay]

sp. its danger]

sp. ones fortune]

at a— [adv. Essaying its danger]

at a— [adv. Essaying ones fortune]
Venturous.: [Dangerous]

[adj. Essaying (apt.) danger]

[Bold]

[Rash]
Venu.: [Thrust (imp.]

[Stab (end]
Venus.: W. II. 5. A.
—comb. HS. I. 5. A.
...—flax.
—Looking glase. HS. V. 3.
—Shell. Ex. VII. 7.
Veracity.: Man. IV. 1.
Verb.: D. II. 3.
Verbal,: [adj. Word]
Verbatim,: [adv. Word (segr.]
Verbosity.: [a. word (exc.]

[Loquacity]
Verderer,: [adj. Forrest (Off.) as∣sessor]
Verdict.: [Sentence]

[Opinion]
Verdigreece.: Met. IV. 5.
Verdure.: [Greenness]

[Vigor]
Verge.: [Margin]

[Capacity]

[Stick]
Verging.: Sp. III. A.
Verger,: [Before—adj. Walking (Off.]
Very.: Self]

same]

(augm.]

True]

Genuine]

—ly. Adv. I. 2. O.

in—deed Adv. I. 2. O.
Verifie.: [a. Truth (make]

[Perform]
Prove]
Confirm]
Verity.: T. III. 1.
Verjuice.: Pr. II. 5. A.
Vermilion.: Met. III. 5. A.
Vermin.: [Insects]
sp. Hurtful]

[Hurtful Animals]
Vernacular,: [adj. ones Nation (place]

[adj. ones Tribe (place]
Vernal.: [adj. Spring]
Vernish,: [adj. a. Vernishing (thing]
—ing. O. IV. 8. A.
Verse.: Part of Book. D. III. 2.

op. to Prose. D. III. 4. O.
Versicle,: [Verse (dim.]
sp. adj. preceding]
Versifie,: [a. D. III. 4. O.]
Version,: [Translation]
Vertebra.: PG. IV. 3. A.
Vertical.: [adj. Top]
—point, [Upper pole of the Horizon]

[adj. Vertex. Ma. II. 2.
Vertiginous.: [adj. Vertigo]

—motion. O. I. 5.
Vertigo.: S. IV. 5.
Vertue.: [Habit (perf.]
infused. Ha. V.
...acquired.
intellectual. Ha. VI.
moral. Man. I.
Respecting the body. Man. II.
Respecting the state and digni∣ty. Man. III.
...Homiletical.
—Common. Man. IV.
—belonging to superior. Man. V.
—belonging to Inferior. Man. VI.

Instruments of— Ha. II.

...Affections of—
—Intellectual— Ha. III.
—Moral— Ha. III.

[Efficacy]
Verven.: HS. V. 9.
Vervels,: [adj. Leg bonds of Hawk]
Verule,: [adj. Lamin ring]
Vesicle,: [Bladder (dim.]
Vespers,: [adj. Evening worship]
Vessel.: General. Pr. V.
—of animal body, [adj. con∣taining (apt) hollow (parts]
—Heterogeneous. PG. VI.
—Homogeneous. PG. II.

[Ship]
Vestment,: [Clothing]
Vestry,: [adj. Clothing (room]
Vesture,: [Clothing]
Vetch.: HS. II. 3.
bitter— HS. II. 4.
Crimson grass— HS. III. 7.
hatched— HS. III. 6.
...Kidney—
Milk— HS. III. 3. A.
Yellow wild— HS. II. 6.
Veternus.: S. IV. 2.
Vex.: [a. Angry (make]

[a. Grieved (make]

[Molest]

[a. Anxiety]
Vgly: Deformed (augm.]

Indecent (augm.]
Vy.: a. Emulation]

Provoke]

[More—a. wager]
Vial.: [adj. Glass bottle (dim.]

[adj. Music (instr.) to be sounded with bow]
Viands,: [Victuals]
Vibrate,: [Swing.] Mo. VI. 3.
Viburnum.: Sh. I. 5.
Vicar.: [Deputy]

[Second (kind) Presbyter]
Vice.: [Moral] Man. I. O.

Feign'd fool]

adj. Scurrility (person]

[adj. Holding (mach.]
Vice—: [instead]
Vicegerent,: [Substitute]
Viceroy,: [Instead-King]
Vitiate.: [Vitious make]
[Unchast (make]

[Mar]
Vicinity.: [Neighborhood]

[Neerness]
Vicount,: [Nobleman of the fourth Degree]
Vicissitude.: [a. Turn] T. VI. 8.

[Alteration, adj. turn]
Victim,: [Sacrifice]
Victor,: [adj. RM. II. E. (per∣son]
Victory,: [adj. RM. II. 1. E. (thing]
get the—RM. II. 1. E.
Victualler,: [adj. Victuals (Off.]

[adj. Victuals (Merc.]
Victualling house,: [House of adj. Victuals (merc.]
Victuals.: Pr. I.
fall to his—[Eat]
View.: [a. ey] PG. III. 2.

[Observe]

[Examine]
Vigilance.: Abstinence. Man. II. 4.

[Heedfulness]
Vigils.: [a. Vigilance]

[adj. p. Wake night before fe∣stival]
[Day before the Festival]
Vigor.: NP. V. 4.
Vile.: [adj. Valor (dim.]

[Sorry]

[Vicious]
Vilifie.: [a. Disrepect]

[Contemn]
Village,: [Houses (aggr.]
[Parish]
Villain.: Lowest degree of Commonal∣ty, RC. I. 8.

[Sorry (person]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Vindicate.: [a. Defendant]

[a. Advocate]

[Shew Innocence]
Vindictiveness,: [a. Revenge (apt.]
Vine.: Sh. II. 1.
Vinegar.: Pr. II. 5.
Vinewd,: Mouldy]

Musty]
Vintage.: [Gathering grapes]

[a. Wine (make.]
Vintner,: [adj. wine (merc.]
sp. adv. segregate]
Vineyard,: [Orchard of Vines]
Violate,: TA. III. 6. O.
Violence.: T. V. 5. O.
in Motion. Mo. VI.
[Coaction]
[Fierceness] Ha. III. 4. D.
Violet.: HL. VI. 5.
bulbous— HL. IV. 5. A.
dames— HS. IV. 2.
Violin,: [Vial (dim]
Viol.: [adj. Music (instr.) so be sounded with Bow]

vid. Vial.
Viorna,: [Travellers Joy] Sh. I. 7.
Viper.: Be. VI. 7. A.
—s grass, [Scorsonera]
Virago,: [Man (like) woman]
Virga,: Meteor. El. V. 4.
Virgin.: [Not-married] RO. II. 1.

[Chast unmarried] RO. II. 1. A.

First]

New]

—honey, [First h. of Bees]

—parchment, [p. made of the skin of an abortive]

[Undefiled]

—s bower, [Clematis] Sh. V. 7.
Virginals,: [Chest (like) adj. Mu∣sic (instr.) with metallin string]
Virginity.: RO. II. 1. A. (abstr.]
Virgo,: [6^th of the 12 parts of the Zodiac]
Virility.: age of manhood. Mea. VI. 3.
[Male (abstr.]
Virtue,: vid. Vertue.
Virulent.: [adj. Poison]

[adj. Malice]
Visage.: Face. PG. III. 1.

[Face (manner]

[Seen (part]
Visard,: [Factitious face]
Viscous,: [Clammy]
Visible,: [adj. p. See (pot.]
Vision.: [Seeing]

adj. apparence (thing]

adj. p. See Revelation]
Visit.: AC. V. 1.
[About-ition for a Disci∣pline]
Visor of Helmet,: [Up—adj. p. fold (apt.) adj. forehead (part]
Vital,: [adj. life]
Vitiat,: vid. Viciat]
Vitrifie,: [a. Glass (make]
Vitriol.: St. V. 3.
Vivacity,: [Long life (apt.]
Vivifie,: [a. Live]
Viviparous,: [adj. parturition adj. living (thing]
Vlcer.: S. I. 7.
Vlterior.: Sp. II. 2. D.
Vltimate: [Most-
Remote]
Latter]
Vmber.: Fish. Fi. IX. 4. A.

Colour]
Vmbilical,: [adj. Navel] PG. IV. 6. A.
Vmbles,: [Inwards] PG. VI.
Vmbra.: Fi. IV. 2. A.
Vmbrage.: [Doubting]

Distrust]

Jealousie]
Vmbrella,: [adj. Shadowing (jug.]
Vmpire,: [Sole arbitrator]
Vn—: vid. In—
[Not—]
[Not-yet]
Vnable,: [adj. Impotence]
Vnacceptable.: Not— acceptable]

Against acceptable]

[adj. Displicence]
Vnaccessible,: [Not-adj. p. come]
Vnaccustomed,: [Not-accustomed]
Vnacquainted,: [Stranger]
Vnadvised,: [Rash] adj. Ha. IV. 1. D.
Vnallowed,: [Not-allowed]
Vnanimous,: [adv. Identity— Opinioned]

[adv. Identity— Minded]
Vnappeasable,: [Not-adj. p. Peaceableness]

[Not-adj. p. Meekness]
Vnapt,: [Not-apt]
Vnapproachable,: [Not-adj. p. Neerness]
Vnarm∣ed,: Not- armed]

Un- armed]
Vnassured,: [Not-assured]
Vnasswaged,: [Not-asswaged]
Vnavoidable,: [Not adj. p. escape (pot.]
Vnauthorize,: [Un- a. Authority]
Vnawares: [Not— Heeding]

[Not— Expecting]

taken at— [Surprized]
Vnbar,: [Un-a. bar]
Vnbelief.: AS. II. 4. O.
[Incredulity] Ha. III. 2. D.
[Infidelity] Ha. V. 4. O.
Vnbend,: [Un-bend]
Vnbenum,: [Un-a. Stupo••]
Vnbeseem,: [v. Indecency]
Vnbesot,: [Un-a. Dotage]
Vnbewitch,: [Un-a. Witchcraft]
Vnbidden,: [Not-bidden]
[adj. Spontaneity]
Vnbind,: [Un-a. bind]
Vnblameable,: [Not-adj. p. blame (pot.]
Vnblind,: [Un-a. blind (make]
Vnboild,: [Not-boild]
Vnbolt,: [Un-a. bolt]
Vnbound,: [Not-adj. p. bind]
Vnbounded,: [Not-adj. p. bound]
Vnbowel,: [Un-a. bowel]
Vnbrace,: [Un-a. brace]
Vnbridle,: [Un-a. bridle]
—d, [Irregular]
Vnbroken,: [Not-adj. p. break]
Vnbuckle,: [Un-a. Buckle]
Vnburden,: [Un-a. burden]
Vnburied,: [Not-adj. p. buried]
Vnbutton,: [Un-a. button]
Vncalled,: [Not-adj. p. call]
Vncapable,: [Not-capable]
Vncase,: [Un-a. case]
Vncaught,: [Not-adj. p. catch]
Vncertain.: [Not-certain]

[Doubtful]

[Wavering]
Vnchain,: [Un-a. chain]
Vnchangeable,: [Not-adj. p. alter]
Vncharitableness.: Ha. V. 6. D.
Vncharm,: [Un-a. Wizard]
Vnchastness.: Man. II. 7. D.
Vnchewed,: [Not-chewed]
Vncircumcision,: [Not- p. circum∣cision]
Vncircumspect,: [Careless]
Vncivil.: [Morose]

[Rustic]
Vncle: RO. I. 3.
Vnclasp,: [Un-a. clasp]
Vnclean.: [adj. Defilement]

[Unchast]
Vnclose,: [Un-a. close]
Vncloth∣ed,: Not- clothed]

Un— clothed]
Vncomely,: [Indecent]
Vncomfortable: [adj. Discomfort]
Vncompounded,: [Simple]
Vnconceivable,: [Not-adj. p. ap∣prehension]
Vncondemned,: [Not-condemned]
Vnconquerable,: [Not-adj. p. con∣quer (pot.]
Vnconscionable.: NP. I. 3. O.
Vnconstant.: adj. Ha. IV. 7. D.
Vnconstreined,: [Not-adj. p. coa∣ction]
Vncorded,: [Not-adj. p. cord]
Vncorrected,: [Not-adj. p. corre∣ction]
Vncorrupt.: [Not-corrupted]

[Sincere]

[Impartial]
Vncover.: O. II. 3. O.
Vncouple,: [Un-joyn]
Vncourteous.: [Not-courteous]

[Rustic]
Vncouth.: [Not-adj. custom]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Vnction,

Anointing]

Vnctuousness.

to feeling. Q. VI. 4. D.
to tast. Q. IV. 2.

Vncurable,

[Not-adj. p. cure] (pot.]

Vndaunted,

[Not-adj. p. fear (pot.]

Vndecent.

adj. T. V. 2. O.

Vndecided,

[Not-decided]

Vndefiled.

[Not-defiled]
[Pure]

Vndefrayed,

[Not-

Paid]
Refunded]

Vnder.

Proper. Prep. VI. 1. O.
...—foot
—hand [adv.
- Private]
- Concealed]
—hand and seal, [Under writ∣ten and sealed]
[With in]
- Contain —it. [c. within its capacity]
[Below]
- —age [of adj. pupil age]
- —years [of adj. pupil age]
  - Less.
  - Too little
- ...—bid]
- ...—price.
- ...—sell.
- ...—value.
[Lower]
- ...—leather.
- ...—lid of eye.
- ...—lip.
- ...—side. Sp. III. 5. O.
- ...—woods.
  - Inferior]
  - Subordinate]
- ...—Butler.
- ...—Officer.
- ...—Sheriff.
[Dependent]
[Subject]
bring—
- Subject
- Conquer
(make]
Keep—

Vnder∣go,

v. Subject]
Suffer.

Vnderhand,

[adv.

Private]
Concealed]

Vnderlay,

[Mend by under-put∣ting]

Vnderleather,

[Lower Lea∣ther]

Vnderling.

RO. III. O.

Vndermine,

RM. I. 5.

—craftily, [a. Treachery]

Vndermost,

[Most-adj. under part]

Vnderneath.

Prep. VI. 1. O.

Vnderpart.

Sp. III. 5. O.

Vnderpin,

[Instead-a. foundation]

Vnderprop,

[a-prop]

Vndersay.

Man. IV. 1. D.

Vndersell,

[Sell for less.]

Vnderset,

[a. Prop]

Vndersheriff,

[Inferior adj. shire (Off.]

Vnderside.

Sp. III. 5. O.

Vnderstand.

a. Intellect. NP. I. 1.
- ...give to-
  - Narrate]
  - Know (make]
Omit. D. III. 8. O.
[Suppose]

Vnderstanding.

Faculty. NP. I. 1.
...action of the—
- Speculative. AS. II.
- Practical. AS. III.

Vnderstood.

...
- adj.-a. pret. Understand]
- adj. p. Understand]
Omitted. D. III. 8. O.

Vndertake.

TA. III. 1. A.

—for, [a. Sponsion]
—to do [Oblige himself by promise]

Vnderva∣lue,

Value less than due] Contemn]

Vnderwoods,

Lower woods
Young woods

Vndeserved,

[Not-deserved,]

Vndeserving,

[Unworthy]

Vndetermin∣ed,

adj. Liberty]
Not-determined]

Vndigested,

[Not-digested]

Vndischarged,

[Not-discharged]

Vndiscreet,

[Foolish]

Vndistinct,

[Not-distinct]

Vndivi∣ded,

Not-divided]
Entire]

Vndo.

[Un-do]
[Un-ty]
[Loosen]
- Spoil]
- a. poverty (augm.]

Vndone.

[adj. p. Undo]
[Not-done.]

Vndoubted,

[Not-doubted]

Vndress,

[Un cloth]

Vndue.

T. IV. 3. O.

Vndulate.

Figure. Mag. IV. 9.
Motion, [a. Wave] W. IV. 1. E.

Vndutiful.

Man. V. 1. D.

Vneasie,

[Difficult]

Vnequal.

[Not-equal]
[Not-equitable]

Vnestimable,

Not-adj. p. Esteem (pot)

Worthily]
Sufficient∣ly]

Vnevenness.

Q. VI. 2. O.

Vnevitable,

[Not adj. p. escape pot.]

Vnexcusable,

[Not-adj. p. excuse pot.]

Vnexecuted,

[Not-executed]

Vnexpected,

[Not-expected]

Vnexpert.

Ha. VI. 4. D.

Vnfaithful.

Man. IV. 2. O.

Vnfashion∣ed,

Not-figured]
Figured (corr.

Vnfast∣ned,

Not-fast∣ned]
Un— fast∣ned]

Vnfeather∣ed,

Not-feather∣ed]
Un—feather∣ed]

Vnfeigned.

Not-feigned]
Sincere]

Vnfetter∣ed,

Not-fetter∣ed]
Un—fetter∣ed]

Vnfinisht,

[Not-finished]

Vnfit▪

[Not-congruous]

Vnfitting,

[Indecent]

Vnfix,

[Un-fix]

Vnfold,

[Un-fold]
[Explain]

Vnformed,

[Not-formed]

Vnfortified,

[Not-fortified]

Vnfortunate,

[adj.

Fortune (corr.]
Adversity]

Vnfriendly,

[Not-adj. friend]

Vnfruitfulness.

Barrenness. NP. VI. 3. O.
[Unprofitableness]

Vnfurnisht,

Not-furnish∣ed]
Un—furnish∣ed]

Vngainful,

[Not-adj. a. gain (apt.]

Vngarnisht,

[Not- adj. p. or∣nate]

Vngentle,

[Not••gentle]

Vngird∣ed,

Not-adj. p. Bound]
Un—adj. p. Bound]

Vnglew,

[Un- a. glue]

Vngodly.

[Graceless]
[Unholy]

Vngraciousness.

Ha. V. O.

Vnguent,

adj.-anointing thing]
Salve]

Vnhabitable,

[Not-adj. p. dwelling pot.]

Vnhallowed

[Profaned]
[Unholy]

Vnhand∣som,

Deformed]
Indecent]

Vnhappiness,

[Misery]

Vnharness,

[Un-a. armament]

Vnhealthy,

[Not-healthy]

Vnheard,

[Not-adj. p. hearing]

Vnheeded,

[Not-heeded]

Vnholy.

Ha. V. 2. O.

Vnhorse,

Down-put from hors
Un-a. ride (make]

Vnhurt,

[Not-hurt]

Vnhusbanded,

[Not-adj. p. agri∣culture]

Vnicorn,

[One-horned beast]

Vniform,

[adv. Identity adj. p.

Figure]
Manner]
Circumstance]

Vniformity,

[Identity (manner]

Vnimaginable,

Not-adj. p. ima∣gination (pot.]

Vnimitable,

[Not-adj. p. imita∣tion (pot.]

Vninhabited,

[Not- adj. p. dwel∣ling]

Vnjoyn,

[Separate]

Vnjoynt.

[Un-a. joynt]
[Separate the parts]

Vnion.

[a. One]
Peaceableness]
League]

Page [unnumbered]

Vnison,: [adj. p. Identity adj. a sound]
Vnit,: [One]
Vnite,: [a. one (make]
Vnity,: [One (abst.]
Vniverse,: [Whole world]
Vniver∣sal,: adj. Universality]

Whole]
Vniversality.: TM. III. 3. O.
Vniversity.: RC. III. 6.
Vnivocal,: [Of one signification]
Vnjust,: [adj. Injustice]
Vnkennel,: [Un-a. bed (room]
Vnkind.: [Uncharitable]

[Discourteous] adj. Man. IV. 7. O.

[Not-adj. friend]
Vnkle.: RO. I. 5.
Vnknit,: [Un-ty]
Vnknown,: [Not-known]
Vnlace,: Un—a. Lace]

Not-a. String]
Vnladen,: [Un-adj. burdened]
Vnlaw∣ful,: Not—Lawful]

Against-Lawful]
Vnlearn,: [Un- a. Learner]
Vnlearned.: Ha. VI. 5. D.
Vnleavened,: [Not-leavened]
Vnless.: Conj. I. 3. O.
Vnlike,: [adj. Unlikeness]

—ness. TM. V. 1. O.
Vnlike∣ly,: Not—True like]

Against-True like]
Vnlimited.: Not-
Limited]
Cohibited]
Determined]

[Infinite]
Vnlined,: Not-lined]

Un-lined]
Vnload,: [Un-a. burden]
Vnlock,: Un-a. lock]

Open-with key
Vnlookt for,: [Not-expected]
Vnloose,: [Loose]
Vnlove∣ly,: Not—adj. p. love (apt.]

Againstadj. p. love (apt.]
Vnlucky,: [adj.
Fortune (corr.
Event (corr.
Vnmake,: [Un-
a. Efficient]
adj. Creation]
Vnmannerly,: [adj.
Rusticity]
Disrespect]
Vnman¦ly,: Not—adj. man (male]

Against-adj. man (male]
Vnmannured,: [Not-manured]
Vnmarried.: [Not-adj. pret. married]

[Divorced]

[adj. Celibate]
Vnmask,: [Uncover the face]
Vnmatchable,: [Not adj. p. equal (pot.]
Vnmeasurable.: [Not- adj. Measure (pot.]

[Infinite]
Vnmeet,: [Indecent]
Vnmerciful,: [adj. Cruelty]
Vnmindful,: [Not-adj. remem∣bring]
Vnmingled,: Simple]

Pure]
Vnmoveable,: [Not-adj. p. move (pot.]
Vnnail'd,: Not-nail'd]

Un-nail'd]
Vnnatural,: [Against-natural]
Vnnecessary,: Not-neces∣sary]
Vnneedful-: Not-neces∣sary]
Vnnoble,: [Against-noble]
Vnoccupied,: [Not- adj. p.
Business]
Use]
Vnorderly.: [Confused]

[Irregular]
Vnpack∣ed,: Not-bound toge∣ther] aggregated]

Un-bound toge∣ther] aggregated]
Vnpaid,: [Not-paid]
Vnpainted,: [Not-painted]
Vnpair∣ed,: Not-
Un-companioned]
sp. (perf.]
Vnpardonable,: [Not adj. p. par∣don (pot.]
Vnpeaceable.: Man. IV. 3. O.
Vnpeople,: [Un-adj. p. Dwelling]
Vnperformed,: [Not-performed]
Vnpinned,: Not-fastened with pin]

Un-fastened with pin]
Vnplant∣ed,: Not-planted]

Un-planted]
Vnpleasant∣ness,: Ha. II. 3. O.

T. IV. 2. O.
Vnpleasing,: [adj. Displicence]
Vnpolished,: [Not-polished]
Vnpolluted,: [Not-defiled]
Vnprepared,: [Not-prepared]
Vnprofitable,: [Not-profitable]
Vnprosperous.: [Not-prosperous]

[Adverse]
Vnproved,: [Not-proved]
Vnprovided,: [Not-provided]
Vnpunisht,: [Not-punisht]
Vnquenchable,: [Not-adj. p. quench (pot.]
Vnquiet.: [Against-quiet]

[adj. Molesting]
Vnrank∣ed,: Not-ranked]

Un-ranked]
Vnravel,: [Un-intangle]
Vnready,: [Not-
Prepared]
Clothed]
Vnreasonable.: [Irrational]
Not—adj. Equity
Against—adj. Equity
in commanding, [Man. VI. 6. O.]

[Irregular]

[adj. Excess]
Vnreclaimed,: [Not—r.]
Vnrecompensed▪: [Not—r.]
Vnreconcileable,: [Not—r.]
Vnrecoverable,: [Not—r.]
Vnredeemed,: [Not—r.]
Vnregarded,: [Not—r.]
Vnremedied,: [Not—r.]
Vnrepaired,: [Not—r.]
Vnreproved,: [Not—r.]
Vnrestored,: [Not—r.]
Vnreturned,: [Not—r.]
Vnrevealed,: [Not—r.]
Vnrevenged,: [Not—r.]
Vnrewarded,: [Not—r.]
Vnrighteousness.: [Injustice]

[Unholiness]
Vnripeness.: NP. VI. 4. D.
Vnrivet∣ted,: Not-rivetted]

Un-rivetted]
Vnroll,: Un—roule]

Back-roule]
Vnroot∣ed,: Not-r.]

Un-r.]
Vnruly.: [Irregular]
Rebellious]
Disobedient]
Vnsad∣led,: Not-s.]

Un-s.]
Vnsafe,: [Dangerous]
Vnsaid.: [Not-said]

[Recanted]
Vnsalt∣ed,: Not—s.]

Fresh]
Vnsaluted,: [Not—s.]
Vnsatiated,: [Not—s.]
Vnsavoriness.: Q IV. 1. O.
Vnseal∣ed,: Not-s.]

Un-s.]
Vnsearchable,: [Not-adj. p. search∣ed (pot.]
Vnseasonable,: [adj. Time (cor.]
Vnseemly,: [Indecent]
Vnseen,: [Not—s.]
Vnserviceable,: Not-adj p. use
(pot]
(apt]

Unprofitable]
Vnsetled,: Not-fast]

Loose]

Light]
Vnsheath,: [Un-a. Case]
Vnshod,: Not-adj. p. Shoo]

Un—adj. p. Shoo]
Vnshorn,: [Not-clipped]
Vnskilfulness.: Ha. VI. 3. O.
Unlearnedness]
Inexperience]
Vnsociable,: [adj. Man. IV. O.]
Vnsound.: Not-sound]

Rotten]
Vnsow∣ed,: Un—Sowed]

Not-Sowed]
Vnspeakable,: [Not-adj. p. speak (pot.]
Vnspent,: [Not-spent]
Vnspot∣ted,: Not-spotted]

Clear]
Vnsta∣ble,: Not-constant]

Light]
Vnstaid,: [Light]
Vnstained,: [Not-stained]
Vnstead∣fast,: Not-constant]

Light]
Vnsteady,: [Not-steady]
Vnstirred,: [Not-stirred]
Vnstitch∣ed,: Not—sowed]

Un—sowed]

Page [unnumbered]

Vnstopped,: [a. Open]
Vnstrung,: Not— Strung]

Un— Strung]
Vnstuf∣fed,: Not— Stuffed]

Un— Stuffed]
Vnsubdued,: [Not-subdued]
Vnsufferable,: [Not-adj. p. suffer (pot.]
Vnsure,: [Not- Certain]

[Not- Safe]
Vnsuta∣ble,: Not-congruous]

Disagreeable]
Vnswath∣ed,: Un— swath∣ed]

Not— swath∣ed]
Vnsworn,: [Not-sworn]
Vntamed,: [Fierce]
Vntangle,: [Un-tangle]
Vntaught,: Not-taught]

Ignorant]
Vnteach∣able,: Dull]

Incredulous]
Vnthankfulness,: [Ingratitude]
Vnthought of,: [Not-thought of]
Vnthriftiness,: [Squandring]
Vnti∣ed,: Not— Tied]

Un— Tied]
Vntil.: Adv. III. 2. O.
—now, [Until this time]
Vntilled,: [Not-tilled]
Vntimely,: [Not-timed (perf.]
—birth, [Abortion]
Vnto,: [To]
Vntold,: [Not-adj. p.
Speaking]
Narration]
Number]
Vntoucht,: [Not-toucht]
Vntowardnes: Incredulity
Vntractableness: Contumacy
Disingenuity]
Dulness]
Fierceness]
Incredulity]
Fierceness]
Pertinacy]
Undutifulness]
Disobedience]
Contumacy]
Vntrim∣med,: Not-ornate]

Homely]
Vntrue,: Not-true]

False]
Vntrus∣sed,: Not— trussed]

Un— trussed]
Vntrusty,: [Treacherous]
Vntruth,: [Falshood]
Vntuna∣ble,: Not-harmonious]

adj. Discord]
Vntwined,: Not- twisted]
Vntwisted,: Un— twisted]
Vnvaluable,: [Not-adj. p Value (pot.]

[Not-adj. p Price (pot.]
Vnvanquisht,: [Not-vanquisht]
Vnvaried,: [Not-varied]
Vnveil,: [Uncover]
Vnverst,: [adj. Inexperience]
Vnusual.: Extraordinary]

Not-customary]

Seldom]

Not-common]
Vnutterable,: [Not- adj. p. ex∣press (pot.]
Vnwalled,: [Not-walled]
Vnwary,: [Careless]
Vnwashed,: [Not-washed]
Vnwasted,: [Not-wasted]
Vnwearied,: [Constant]
Vnweaved,: [Not-weaved]
Vnwel∣com,: Not-welcom]

adj. a. Displicence]
Vnweildy.: Lumpish]

Slow]

[Not-adj. p. motion (apt.]
Vnwholsom,: [adj. a. sickness (apt.]
Vnwilling.: [adj.
Nolleity]
Aversion]

[adj. Coaction]
Vnwind,: [Un-wind]
Vnwise,: [adj. Folly]
Vnwisht for,: [Not-wisht]
Vnwit∣ting,: Not-knowing]

Ignorant]
Vnwonted,: [Not-adj. p. Cu∣stom]
Vnworthiness.: TG. IV. 6. O.
Vnwrap,: [Un-fold]
Vnwreath,: [Un-twist]
Vnwrinkle,: [Un-wrinkle]
Vnwritten,: [Not-written]
Vnwrought,: Not-wrought]

Homely]
Vnyoke,: Un-yoke]

Separate]
Vocabulary,: [adj. Catalogue Book of words]
Vocal,: [adj. Voice]
Vocati∣on,: Calling]

Profession]
Vocative,: [adj. Calling]
Vogue,: Reputation]

Rumor]
Voiage,: Sailing]

Travelling]
Voice.: Proper. Q. III. 3.
Song of 3—s, [Song for 3 to∣gether-singing (per∣sons]

Suffrage, [Consent (sign]
Void.: adj.
[Empty]
—of, [Without]
[Not-possest]
[adj.
Frustrate]
Vanity]
Nothing]

...to—
[a. Empty]
[Un-possess]
[Go]
[Banish]
[Purge]
[Dung]
Spoil]
adj. Nothing(make]
Voider,: [Dish (aug.) Shallow]
sp. for carrying adj. meat (things]
Voidance,: [Un-possessing.]
Volatil.: [Flying]

[adj. a. Exhalation (apt.]
Volly,: [Together-shootings (aggr.]
Volubility,: [Agility]

sp of tongue]
Volum,: [Book]
Voluntary,: [adj.
Will]
Spontaneity]
Voluptuousnes,: [Sensuality]
Volutation.: O. I. 5. A.
Vomiting.: Mo. IV. 9.
Voraci∣ty,: Rapacity]

Gluttony]
Vorago,: [Whirlpool]
Votary,: [adj. pret. Vowing (per∣son]
Vote.: Wish, [Velleity]

Suffrage, [Consent (sign]
sp. by speaking]
Vouch.: [a. Protestation]

[a. Sponsion]
Vouchsafe,: [Condescend]
Vow.: RE. IV. 1.
Vowel.: D. I. 2.
Vp,: [Upward ver∣gent▪ toward Upperside]
[Upward ver∣gent▪ toward Top]

[Direct]
...—on end.
...he is—
[adj. p. pres. motion]
Bell is— b. is in moti∣on]
Hare is— h. is in moti∣on]
Name is— n. is in moti∣on]
from
Beginning
Part
Imperfection

till
end]
whole]
perfection]
Finally]
Wholly]
Perfectly]
...—and down,
to and fro]
divers ways]
—by the root, [Together with the r.]
—hill, [Upward on the hill]
—to, [Until at]
Barrel— [Lay up in Barrel]
...Blow—
a. Tumor]
a. Inflation]
Upward cast]
Overthrow]
sp. by firing Gunpow∣der]
...Bring—
Begin]
Educate]
Burn, [b. perfectly]
...Clap—
Bargain]
Finish]
...Give—
Yield]
Submit]
Let-go]
...Knit-
K. together]
Finish]
...Lay—
Put on the heap]
Store- TA. V. 4.
Lift— [Lift]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Vpbraid.: RJ. IV. 8. A.
Vphold,: Bear]
Prop]
Vpholster,: [adj. Bed (mech.]
Vpland,: [adj. Mountain Coun∣trey]
Vpon.: Accus.
Grow— [Usurp]
Look— [a. Sight]
[Concerning]
...agree—
[Toward]
—that hand, [t. that side]
[To]
...Happen—
Prep. VI. 1.
come— [Assault]
...Run—
Assault]
Storm]
[After]
—this, [after th.]
...worde—word.
Vpper.: Proper.
—end, [Top]
—side. Sp. III. 5.
[Superior]
—hand, [adj. Dignity (place]
Get the— [a. Victory]
Vpright.: [Direct]
ly—[ly adj. reverse]
[adj.
Sincerity]
Integrity]
...—Deal∣ing
Equity]
Justice]
Vprising,: [Rising]
Vproar,: [Sedition]
Vpshot,: [Event]
Vpside,: [Upperside]
...—down
Lying]
Upside down turn∣ed]
Vpsitting.: [Sitting direct]
Vpstart,: [New corr.]
Vpward.: Prep. V. 1.
Vranoscopus.: Fi. IV. 11.
Vrbanity.: Man. IV. 9.
Vrchin.: [Hedgehog]
[Little sorry (person]
Vre.: [Custom of useing]
Vreter,: [adj. Urining Vein]
Vrge.: [a. Impulsive (augm.]
[a. Fierceness]
[Intreat (augm.]
[Angry (make]
Vrgent.: [Intense]
[Fierce]
Vrine,: [Pissed (thing]
Salt of— St. I. 5.
Vrinal,: [Glas (vess.) for Urine]
Vrn,: [adj. Figulatory Pot]
sp. for burying Ashes]
Vrtica.: Ex. IX. 6. A.
Vrus,: [Bull (kind) bearded]
Vs,: [We]
Vsage.: [Use (manner]
[Entertaining (manner]
[Custom]
Vse.: [Using]
[Usus fructus]
Interest, [Rent of money]
Lend upon— [Lend for hire]
Take upon— [a. hire]
[Manner]
sp. adj. Custom]
[Custom]
in— [adj. Custom]
Out of, [Un-adj. Custom]
[Habit]
[Practise]
to— TA. V. 6.
[Apply]
[Entertein]
[Accustom]
[Practise]
Vsher.: [adj. Preceding (Off.]
...—in
In-bring]
Precede]
[Accessory Teacher]
Vsual.: [adj. p use (freq.]
[Customary]
Common]
Ordinary]
Vsufructuary,: [adj. Usus fructus (person]
Vsurp.: RJ. IV. 3.
Vsury,: [Hire of money]
Vsus fructus.: RC. IV. 5. A.
Vtensil.: Po. VI.
Vterine,: [adj. Womb] PG. VI. 9.
Vtility,: [Profit-ableness]
Vtmost.: [Most-adj. Outside]
[Extream]
[Most]
[Whole]
Vtopia,: [adj. p. Fiction Country (perf.]
Vtter.: [adj. Outside]
[adj. Extream]
[Whole]
to—
Out-put]
Shew]
Speak]
Express
[a. Narration]
Alienate]
Sell]
Vtterance,: [Speak∣ing
(pot.]
(manner]
Vttermost.: vid. Vtter.
Vulgar,: [Common]
—People, [Rabble]
Vulnerary,: [adj. Wound]
Vulture.: Bi. I. 1. A.
Vvula,: [adj. Flesh Cylinder (dim.) for shutting the wind∣pipe]
Vxorious,: [Fond of Wife]

W.

WAd,: [adj. heap (thing) toge∣ther-tied]
Waddle,: [Walk adv.
Volutation]
Duck (like]
Wade,: [Walk
In—
through
River, &c.
Wafer,: [Thin (lamin]
sp. of Pudding (kind]
Waft,: [Carry over-water]
Wag,: Motion (dim.]
Shaking (dim.]
a— [adj. Urbanity (person]
Wage.: —Law, [a. Suit]
—Souldiers, [Bargain with S.]
—War, [a. War]
Wager.: RC. VI. 8.
Wages.: RC. V. 6. A.
Waggle,: [Wag (dim.]
Wagon,: [Wain]
Waife,: [Abandoned (thing]
Wagtail,: Bi. V. 7.
Yellow. Bi. V. 7. A.
Way.: adj. ition (place]
factitious way. Po. II. 7. A.
—faring, [adj. Travelling]
—man, [adj. Travelling (person]
—Tree. Sh. II. 3.
—Laying, [a. Ambush]
...give—
[not—
Resist]
Oppose]
[Submit]
go his— [Go]
...Lead the-
Lead]
Before-go]
make— [Prepare w.]
shew the— [Direct in the w.]
...By the-
Accessorily]
adj. Digression]
In the— [Hindring]
Set in the— [Direct]
...on the—
Bring on the— [Accompany in the beginning of his journey]
Go on his— [Proceed]
...Out of the—
[Beside the scope]
Erring]
Wandring]
...

Page [unnumbered]

Wail,: [a. Sor∣row
(Voice]
(sign]
Wain.: P. V. 1. A.
Wainscot,: [Wooden lining of a Room]
Wait.: [Stay] TA. V. 1. O.

Stay,
by
With
For
one. AC. V. 1. A.
as
Companion, [a. com∣panion]
Dependent, [a. de∣pendent]
Servant, [a. Ser∣vant]
Lay— [a. Ambush]
Waits,: [Wakening Music.]
Waiward,: [adj.
Disingenuity]
Moroseness]
Wake.: awaken.
[End sleep]
[Begin to wake]

not-sleep. AC. II. 4.

[adj. p. Wake night before fe∣stival]
[adj. Country festival]

—Robin. HL. V. 9. A.
Wakeful,: adj. p. wake (apt.] [Vigilant]
Walk.: Proper. Mo. II. 1.

a— [Walking place]
fetch a— [Go for a walk]

as Ghost, [appear]
Wale,: [Ridge of threeds in cloth]
Wall.: Po. III. 6.
[Sepiment]
[Rampier]
[Partition]
—creeper, [Woodpecker] of a long slender bill, about the bigness of a Sparrow]
—eyed, [White eyed]
—flower. HS. IV. 1. A.
—Louse, [Punaise] Po. III. 6.
—Nut. Tr. IV. 1. A.
—Rue, [White Maiden hair] HL. I. 5.
—wort, [Danewort]
Wallet,: [Riding bag]
sp. Open in the middle]
Walnut.: Tr. IV. 1.
Wallowing,: [Volutation]
Wambling,: [Volutation]
Loathing (dim.]
Aversation (dim.]
Wan,: Pale]

Dead like]
Wand.: PP. I. 4. A.
Wander.: TA. VI. 3. A.
Wane,: [Decrease]
Want.: [Have occasion to use]

Not have. TA. I. 5. O.

[Not have enough]
Scarcity]
Defect]
[Poverty]

—little of [Almost.]

a— [Mole]
Wantonness.: Playwardness. NP. IV. 3. O.

[Unchastity]
Wapentake,: [Hundred]
War.: RM.
...Man of—
[Souldier]
Ship. RN. I. 6.
Warbling,: [Trembling (like) voice]
Ward.: Defend]

Protect]
—off, [Defend from]

Guard] RM. III 6.:

Watch] RM. III. 6.
[Together adj. ought, Guard City (part]
[Imprisonment (place]

[Pupil]
...—of key,
Cavity in the la∣min of the key]
Notch in the la∣min of the key]
—of a lock, [Curve (lamin) within L.]
Warden.: adj. Keeping (Off.]

Magistrate]
—tree, [Pear (kind]
Warder.: [adj. Keeping (Off.]

[adj.
Guard (person]
Watch (person]
Wardrobe,: [adj. Keeping (Room) of clothing]
Ware.: [adj. p. Sell (thing]

[a. Imperat-heedfulness]
Warfare,: [War]
Wariness.: [Heedfulness]

[Reservedness]

[Frugality]
Warlike,: [adj. War]
Warm.: [Temperate]

Fierce (dim.]

Zealous]
Warn.: RO. V. 4. A.
—to appear, [Citation]
Warp.: the— [Direct threed]

...to—[Bend]
Warrant.: [Written Command]

[Sponsion]
Warranty,: [Paction for safe (make]
Warren,: [Park for Rabbets]
Warrener,: [adj. Park (Off.) of Rabbets]
Warrier,: [Souldier]
Wart.: S. III. 5.
Was,: [Am having been]
Wash.: O. V. 6.
—es. W. III. 6. A.
hog— [Broth for hogs]
Wasp.: Ex. IV. 2.
—ish, [Morose]
—like 〈◊〉〈◊〉. Ex. IV. 3. A.
Wassail,: [adj. Country Banquet]
Wast.: Girdlestead, [Middle (part) of trunk]
—of a ship. RN. II. 5.

Not—
Used]
Inhabited]

...—land.

[Superfluous]

...—water.

...to—
Decay]
Diminish]
[Booty]
Mar]
Destroy]
[a. Ruine]
[Spend (corr.]
[Squander]
Wastcote,: [Thin adj. 〈◊〉〈◊〉 (vest]
Wastful,: [adj. Squandering]
Watch.: ...to—

[Wake]

[a. Vigilance]
a. Heedfulness]
Observe]
a.
Guard]
Watch]
—for, [Expect waiting]
—with, [Wait waking]

a— [a. Watch]
—man, [adj. Watching
(person]
(Off.]
-for custo∣dy of
Persons, [Guard]
Places. RM. III. 6. A.
...—word,
adj. word (sign) of Watch]
time (sign) by word]
Clock without Bell]
adj. Pocket Clock]
Watchet,: [Blue (kind]
Watchfulness.: (Vigilance]

[Heedfulness]

[Diligence]
Water.: Element. El. III.

the— W. IV.
Running— [Stream]
Standing— [Pool]
...by—
Swimming]
Sailing]
in a— [adj. Sweating (aug.]
under— [Covered with—]

...—bank.

—beetle. Ex. V. 8.

—Chein, [Chain (dim.]

...

Page [unnumbered]

Vrin.: to make— [v. Vrination]
[Out—[Distilled (thing]
[adj. [Washing (thing]
sp▪ Medicinal]
mouth—
Watery: adj. Water]
Waterish: adj. Water]
—blood, [Serous blood]
—tast, [adj. water (like t.]
Wattle,: [a. Weaving sticks (dim.]
[Gill] PG. V. 7. A.
Wave.: W. IV. 1. E.
...—ing.
[Undulation]
[Shaking (dim.]
Aversion]
Avoiding]
Waver.: AS. IV. 4. O.
Wax.: Subst. El. III. 7. A.
ear— [Excrement of the ear]

...to—
[a. wax]
Begin
(inc.]
[Increase]
[v. Event]
Waze,: [Wreath]
sp. of Straw]
Weakness.: [Impotence]

Feebleness. NP. V. 7. O.

Remisseness]

Deficiency]
Weale,: Being (perf.]

Happiness]
Wealth.: [Riches]

...Common—

[adj. RC. (thing]

[Common prosperity]

[Government by the people]
Wean,: [Teach to abstain]
—a child, [Un- a. suckle Child]
Weapon.: RM. V. 1.
Wear.: Lessen by use]

Worse by use]

Decay by use]
—out, [Spoil by use]
—as clothes, [v. Clothing] Pr. IV.
—in his pocket, [Carry] Mo. VI. 1.
—as Ring, &c. [with p. Or∣nate] TM. II. 6.

a— [adj. Taking (mach.) of fish]
Weary.: to— TA. V. 8. O.

—of [Sick of] adj. TA. V. 7. O.
Wearish tast,: [Unsavory t.]
Weasand,: [Wind-pipe] PG. VI. 1. A.
Weather.: [Guelt Sheep] Be. II. 2.

Temperament of Air. El. VI.
—Cock, [Shewing (jug.) of the vergency of the wind]
—glass, [adj. Glass (instr.)
for shew∣ing
Heat
Cold
of the air]

to—one, [a. patience]
Weave.: —ing. O. V. 2.

...—er.
[adj. Weaving (mech.]
Fish. Fi. IV. 8.
Web,: [Woven (thing]
Cob- [Woven (thing) of Spi∣der]
[White spot in the eye]
Wed,: [a. Marriage]
Wedding,: [adj. Marriage solem∣nity]
Wedge.: [Prism]
sp. for cleaving]

...—of Silver.

...to—in.

[In-thrust (augm.]

[In-fasten] sp. by prisms in-thrusted about it]
Wedlock,: [Marriage]
Wednesday,: [4^th day of the week]
We.: Prep. I. 1. A.
Weed.: [Sorry garment]

[Herb]
sp.
Unprofitable]
Hurtful]
—ing. O. III. 3. A.
Week.: —of time. Mea. V. 4. A.

—of Candle, [adj. p. flame (apt.) string (part]
Weel,,: [adj. Taking (machin) for fish]
Weeld.: [Handle]

[Swing]
Ween,: [a. Opinion]

[a. Supposition]

Over— [a. Pride]
Weeping.: AC. IV. 3. O.
Weesel.: Be. IV. 7. A.
Weevel.: Ex. V. 1. A.
Weigh.: v. mea. III.

—with Balances. O. I. 2.

[Be heavy] v. Q. V. 4.
—anker, [Lift a.]
—down. [Depress]

[Consider]
Weight.: Gravity. Q. V. 4. E.
Measure of. Mea. III.
Measuring (instr.) Mea. III. A.
Gold— Weight per∣fectly equal]
Standing— Weight per∣fectly equal]

[Importance]
Weighty,: [adj. Weight]
Welk,: [Periwinkle] Ex. VII. 6. A.
Welkin,: [Sky]
well.: [adv.
Good]
Regular]
Sufficient]

—a day. Int. II. 2. O.

—advised, [a. Considerate]

—beloved, [Loved]

...—born
Noble man]
Gentle man]

...—come
Accepted (perf.]
adj. a. Delectation]
...to—one.
[Joy. AS. VI. 6. (sign) for his coming]
[Entertain (perf.]

—fare, [Being (perf.]

—favoured, [adj. Decent] (fig.]

—in health, [adj. Health]

—in years, [adj. Old (dim.]

—nigh, [Almost] Adv. V. 1.

—now Int. III. 2. O.

—then Int. III. 2. O.

—to pass, [Rich (dim.]

—willing adj. Favour]

—wishing adj. Favour]
as— Adv. II. 1.

a— W. IV. 3.
Welt,: [Margin]
sp. made by sowing]
Welter,: [v. Volutation]
Wen.: S. III. 5.
Wench.: [adj.
Childhood (fem.]
Adolescence (fem.]

[Sorry (fem.]

[adj. Fornication (fem.]
to— [a. Fornication]
Went,: [adj. pret. go]
Wept,: [adj. pret. weep]
Were.: [are having been]

it— [It might be]
as it— Adv. IV. 2. O.
West.: Sp. III. 1. O.
Wet.: Q. V. 2. E.
Whale.: Fi. I. 1.
—of the river, [Sheatfish] Fi. VI. 6.
Wharf,,: [adj. River haven]
Wharfinger,: [adj. Wharf (Off.]
What.: Interrog. Pron. III. 1. A.

Relative. Pron. III. 2. A.

—manner of, [of what
manner]
kind]

—soever. Pron. III. 3. A.

...

Page [unnumbered]

Wheal.: [Pustle] S. III. 1.

—worm. Ex. II. 7. A.
Wheat.: HL. II. 1.
Buck— HF. I. 3.
...Cow—
Indian— [Maiz] HL. II. 2.
Wheat-ear.: Bi. V. 6. A.
Wheat-grass.: HL. III. 3.
Wheedle.: [adj. Fawning adv. Fraud]
Wheel.: Figure Mag. V. 3. A.
to— [Vertiginate]
...—about
Turn]
Go in crooked (Line]
—of Curt, &c. Po. V. 6.
—Barrow. [One wheel'd Cart]
to break on the— RJ. V. 9. A.
Wheeze,: [a. Asthma with sound (augm.]
Whey.: [Serum] PP. I. 2.
Whelk.: [Pustle] S. III. 1.
Whelm.: [Cover] (augm.]
Whelp,: Dog (yong]

Lion (yong]

&c. (yong]
When.: [At what time]

[Whereas] Conj. IV. 1.
Whence.: [From what place]

—soever, [From whatsoever place]
Where.: What.
—by, [By what]
—in, [in what]
—of, [of what]
—to, [to what]

—as. Conj. IV. 1.
—fore. Conj. III. 3.

[in what place]
—soever, [In whatsoever place]
any— [In any place]
every— Sp. II. 8.
no— Sp. II. 8. O.
Wherl: (adj. Vertigination (jug.]
Whern: (adj. Vertigination (jug.]
Wherret,: [Striking]
sp. with hand]
Wherry,: [Boat adj. p. row (apt.) with 2 Oars]
Whether.: —of the two, [Who of the two]

Affirm. Conj. I. 1.

Negat. Conj. I. 1. O.
—or no. Conj. I. 1. or Conj. I. 1. O.

Disjunctive indefinite. Conj. II. 3. A.
Whet.: as point
adj. p. tooth (make]
adj. a. pricking (apt.]

as edge,
adj. p. edge (make]
adj. a. Cutting (apt.]

—Stone. St. I. 6.
Why,: [Wherefore]
Which.: Interrog. Pron. III. 1. A.

Relative. Pron. III. 2. A.
VVhiffler,: [Disguised adj. waiting (Off.) with Candle]
VVhig.: [Drink of acid whey]
VVhile.: [Time]
sp. between]
a good —adv. perma∣nent]
a great —adv. perma∣nent]
a long —adv. perma∣nent]
— age [adv. old]
— since [adv. old]
a little — [adv. transi¦tory]
a short — [adv. transi¦tory]
— ago [adv. new]
— since [adv. new]
mean— [in the middle time]
after a — [after some time]
within a — [after some time]
after a little— [adv. soon]
within a little— [adv. soon]
after a long— [adv. late]
within a long— [adv. late]

...to—Off.
a. Cunctation]
Delay]
Protract]
VVhilst.: Adv. III. 3.
VVhimper,: [Acute (dim.) grief (voice]
VVhimzy.: [a. Fancy (corr.]

[adj. Conceitedness (thing]
VVhin.: [Furz]
VVhine,: [acute (dim.)
desire
grief
(voice]
VVhip.: [adj. Whipping (instr.]
Figure. Mag. IV. 7.

[adj. hand (part) of Rud∣de]

...to—
Punish. RJ. VI. 2.

[a. Agility]

[about-wind threed]
—a top, [Vertiginate t. with adj. Mag. IV. 7. (instr,]
VVhipsaw,: [Saw (dim.]
VVhirl.: —bone, [Bone covering the knee]

—pool. W. IV. 1. D.

—wind. El. II. 4. A.

...o—
[Vertiginate (augm.]
[Cast adv. Vertiginating]
VVhirligig.
VVhirtle.: Sh. III. 3. A.
VVhisk.: [Move (imp.]

[Brush by striking]
VVhisker,: [Great]
[Mustache]
VVhisper.: AC. III. ••.
—er, [adj.
Whispering
Backbiting
(person]
VVhist.: Int. III. 1. O.
VVhistle.: [Whistling (instr.]
sp. adj. Tube (fig.]

—ing. Q. III. 4. A.
VVhit,: [Least]
any— [adv. any]
every— [adv.
all]
whole]
VVhite.: —Colour. Q. I. 1. E.
—bread, [Fine bread]
—lead, [Ceruse]
—liver'd, [adj. Coward]
—meats, [adj. milk victu∣als]
—pot, [Fluid Pudding]

...—ing.
[White (make]
Fish. Fi. III. 2. A.
VVhither.: [To what place]

—soever, [To whatsoever place]
VVhitlow.: [Bile on the finger]

—grass.
Whitsontide,: [adj. Festivity (time) for pret. Descension of the Holy Ghost]
Whitster,: [adj. a. white (mech. of Linen]
Whittle,: [Cut (corr.]
—'d, [Drunk]
Whizz.: [adj. Hissing (voice]
Who.: Interrog. pron. III. 1. A.

Relative. Pron. III. 2. A.

—So Pron. III. 3. A.

—soever Pron. III. 3. A.
Whole.: Total. TM. VI.

Entire] NP. V. 1.

adj. Soundness] NP. V. 2.

Sum.

—Sale, [Selling adv. aggre∣gate]

—ly [adv.
Whole]
All]
Wholesom,: [adj.
Health]
So••ndness]
Whom,: vid. Who.
Whoop,: [v. Exclamation (augm.]
Whore.: [adj. fornication (fem.]

Page [unnumbered]

Whortle.: Sh. II. 2.
Sweet— Sh. II. 6. A.
Whose,: adj. Who]

of Who]
Whosoever.: Pron. III. 3. A.
Wicked,: Graceless]

Unholy]

Vicious (augm.]
Wicker,: [Woven (thing) of wands]
sp. adj. Ozier]
Wicket.: [Door (dim.]
Wide.: [Ample]
—open, [Wholly open]

[Remote]
—from the matter, [Imper∣tinent (augm.]
Widgin.: Bi. IX. 3.
Widow.: RO. II. 5.
—Wail. Sh. III. 6. A.
Wield.: [Handle]

[Govern]
Wife,: [Married (fem.]

...house—
[Mistress of family]
good— [adj.
Providence]
Frugality
(fem.]

[Woman (corr.]
Wight,: [Person]
Wild.: ...—ness.

Wantonness]

Fierceness]

Conceitedness]

Lightness]

[Riotousness]

[Barbarousness]

[Irregularness]

[Impertinence (augm.]

—fire, [Confection of wetted Gunpowder]

—plant, [Naturally growing]
Wilderness,: [Not-adj. p. Dwelling (place]
Wilding,: [Naturally growing Ap∣ple]
Wile,: [a. Craft]
Will.: Future tense]

Mood III.]

Faculty. NP. I. 4.

Act. AS. IV.
Inclination]
Velleity]
Purpose]
Desire]
Command]

Good— [favour]
with a good— [adv. Ala∣crity]

Ill— [Malignity]
with an ill— [adv. Grudg∣ing]

[Testament]
—with a Wisp. El. I. 6.
Wilful.: [Fierce]

[Pertinacious]

[adj. Disobedience (apt.]

[Not-adj. p.
Perswade
Dissuade
(apt.]
Willingness.: [Will (abstr.]

[Spontaneity]

[Alacrity]
Willow.: Tree. Tr. VI. 9.

Herb.
Codded— HS. IV. 3.
Spiked— Sh. V. 1. A.
Wimble.: [adv. p. Vertigination Boring (instr.]
Wimple.
Win.: Obtain]

Gain]

—a Victory, [a. Victory]

Take]

Conquer]

Perswade]

Allure]
Wince,: [Strike with heels]
Winch,: [adv. Ver∣tiginated
Pulling
Scruing
(machin]
Wind.: Proper. El. II. 4.
—fall, [adj. p.
Fall
Event

sp. by wind]
—flower, [Anemony] HF. IX. 3.
—mill, [Mill adj. p. operati∣on (make) by the wind]
Side— [Oblique—]
Whirl— El. II. 4. A.
Air (augm.]
Vapor]
Fume]
...—gall.
—in the guts, [Colic]
[Breath]
—pipe. PG. VI. 1. A.
fetch— [a. Respiration]
...long —ed]
...short —ed]
[Sent]
is in the—of [Discover (inc.]
...to—
—a horn, [a. sound h.]
[smell] sp. (inc.]
[v. Crooked]
v. Parabolical]
v. Hyperbolical]
v. Elliptical]
[Turn]
...—ing way.
[Fold]
—ing sheet, [adj Linen (vest) for adj. buried (person]
[v.
Round]
Circular]
[Vertiginate]
[v. Undulated]
[Wriggle]
...—in and out
Turn adv. Diversity]
Wriggle adv. Diversity]
...—up and down.
[Insinuate]
...—into one.
...—one out of
[v.
Spiral]
Helical]
[Twisting]
[v.
Bottom]
Skein]
[Glomerate]
—up, [End]
—a Bottom, [a. Bottom]
—a Skein, [a. Skein]
...—a Watch.
Windle.: Mag. IV. 5. A.
Windlass,: [Pulley]
Window.: Po. IV. 2. A.
Wine.: Pr. II. 6.
Wing.: PP. V. 2.
—of an army, [adj. side (part) of Army]
Wink.: [Shut eye]

[Sign by shutting eye]
...—at.
[Seem not to observe]
[Not—
Correct]
Punish]
Winnow.: O. III. 5. A.
Winter.: Mea. V. 3. A.
...—cherry.
...—Gillyflower.
—Green. HL. VI. 8.
...to—
Permanence through the win∣ter]
Dwelling] through the win∣ter]
Wipe.: Stroke. O. V. 8. A.
—clean, [a. Clean by wipe∣ing]
...—out,
Annihilate by—ing]
Spoil by—ing]

[a. Fraud]

[Jeer]
Wire,: [adj. Metal threed]
Wise.: [Manner]

[adj. Wisdom]
Wisdom.: Ha. VI. 2.
Wish.: a.
Will]
Desire]
...—one to do,
Advise one &c.
Command one &c.
—well to [a. Favour]

[a. Velleity]
Wisp.: [Wreath]
sp. of Straw]

[Inflammation of the eye∣lid].

Page [unnumbered]

Wist,: [Pret. know]
Wistly,: [Steddily]
Wit.: [Understanding]

[a.
Fancy
Invention
(person]

[Sprightliness]
Wisdom]
Art]
—less, [Without— adj. wit]
in ones••s, [adj. Understand∣ing (perf.]
out of ones—s [Mad]
little— [Wit (def.]
Pleasant — [Facetious∣ness.]
Searching— [Sagacious∣ness]

to— [Conj. IV. 3.
Witch,: [adj. RJ. III. 1. (per∣son]
—Craft. RJ. III. 1.
With.: Fight —

Run —

[Against]

[Fight—]

[by] Adv. I. 1. A.
—much pain, [adv. Pain∣ful]

together— Adv. II. 2.
...—all
With it]
Also.

a— [Twisted Wand]
Withdraw.: Abstain Giving]

Cease Giving]

[Take away]
sp. Concealing]

[Remove]

[Depart]

[Retire]
sp. adv. Concealing]
-ing Room. [Inner Room]
Wither.: [Decay]
sp. through
Nutrition
Moisture
(def.]
Withers of a horse,: [Convex (part) between the shoul∣ders]
Withhold.: Hold]

Detention]

[a. Impedient]
Withy.: Willow. Tr. IV. 6.

Sallow. Tr. IV. 6. A.
Within.: [On this side] Prep. VI 2.

in. Prep. IV. 1. A.

—a little, [Almost]
Without.: Not with. Prep. II. 2. O.
—doubt, [adv. Certain]

Not within. Prep. IV. 2. A.

Beyond. Prep. VI. 2. A.
Withstand.: Oppose]

Resist]

[a. Impedient (end]
Withwind.
Witness.: RJ. I. 7. A.
Wittal,: [Consenting to his Wifes Adultery]
Witty.: [adj. Wit]
Witting.: [adj. Knowledge]
Witwal.: [Wood speit] Bi. I. O.
Wizarding.: RJ. III. 1. A.
Wo.: Misery]

Grief]
Woad.: HS. VI. 8.
Woful: [adj.
Misery]
Grief]
Wolfe.: Beast. Be. V. 1. A.
—sbane. HS. I. 3.
Berry bearing— [Herb Chri∣stopher] HS. IX. 5.
wholesom— HS. I. 3. A.
Winter— HS. I. 4.

[Cancer] S. III. 4.
Woman,: [Man. W. V. 5. [fe∣male]
...—s,
age Man. VI. 2.
estate Man. VI. 2.
—s, Sex. NP. VI. 2. O.
Womb.: PG. VI. 9.
Wonder.: [Admiration]
Wont.: [Custom]
Woo.: [a. Suitor]
Wood.: Part of Tree. PP. I. A.

Place of Trees. Po. I. 7.
—man [adj. Po. I. 7. (Off.]
—ward [adj. Po. I. 7. (Off.]

[Trees (aggr.]
Woodbind.: Sh. II. 8.
Vpright— Sh. II. 8. A.
Woodcock.: Bi. VII. 7. A.
Woodculver,: [adj. Wood-pige∣on]
Wood,: Angry (exc.]

Mad]
Woodfretter.
Woodlark.: Bi. IV. 1. A.
Woodlouse.
Woodman.: adj. Po. I. 7. A.
Woodpecker.: Bi. IX. 9.
Woodpile.: [Heaped wood (aggr.]
Woodroof.: HL. IX. 10.
Woodsear.
Woodsorrel.: [Three-leav'd Sorrel]
Woodspeight.: Bi. IX. 9.
Woodward,: [adj. Po. I. 7. (Off.]
Woodworm,: [Wood-boring in∣sect (dim.]
Woof,: [Transverse threeds of wo∣ven (thing]
Wool.: PP. VI. 1. A.
—en cloth. Pr. IV. 1.
Word.: Proper. D. II.
at a— [Briefly]
in a— [Briefly]
in—only, [adv. Hypocrisie]
by—of mouth, [adv. present speaking]

by— [Proverb (corr.]
[Watchword]
[Narration]
bring b. [Narration]
send s. [Narration]
[Promise]
Work.: a. action]

v. efficient]

[Operation] O.
...make—
a. Efficient more-operation]
Do adj. must. un∣done (things]
[a. Mechanic]
sp. for Ornateness]
[Embroider]

[Ferment]

...a—
[adj. p. work (thing]
[Book]
Workman,: [adj. Work (per∣son]
sp. (perf.]
—ship, [Work]
sp. (perf.]
World.: The Universe of Creatures. W.

The Globe of earth and wa∣ters. W. II. 7.

The earth. W. III.

a—of [adj. Multitude (aug.]
Worldly.: [adj. world]

[adj. Scraping]
Worldling: Graceless (person]

Selfish (person]

Covetous (person]
Worm.: Insect.
bear— Ex. III. 8. A.
belly— Ex. I. 1. A.
...blain—
churr— [Evechurr] Ex. II. 2. A.
earth— Ex. I. 1.
...Gally—
palmer— Ex. III. 8. A.
Silk— Ex. III. 6. A.
Skipping— Ex. III. 7.
Wheal— Ex. II. 7. A.

[Spiral Pin]
Wormseed.: Treacle— HS IV. 13.
Wormwood.: Sh. V. 3.
Worn,: adj. a. pret. Wear]

adj. p. Wear]
Worry,: [Shak in teeth]
Worse.: TM. I. 6. D.
—and— [adj. Worse]

Page [unnumbered]

Worship.: [Dignity]
[a. Reverence]
adoration. RE. IV.
Worshipful.: [adj. Dignity]
[Gentleman (kind]
Worst.: [Most evil]
—part. TM. VI. 1. O.
...to—
[Overthrow]
Worsted.: [Fine threeds of Wool]
Wort.: [Herb]
ale [not yet fermented]
beer [not yet fermented]
Worth: Worthiness]
Excellence]
[Valor]
[Price]
[Riches]
Worthiness.: TM. IV. 6.
Worthless,: [Sorry]
Wote,: [Know]
Woven,: [adj. p. Weave]
Would.: —ing, [Velleity]
—god, [I wish]
I— [Have it]
[Mood conditional III]
Wound.: hurt. S. I. 2.
adj. a. pret. Wind]
adj. p. Wind]
Wrack.: Spoil
Ruine
sp. of Ship]
go to— [Wracked (inc.]
Herb. HL. I. 14.
Wrangle.: [a. Contention]
sp. in words]
Wrap,: Fold]
Cover by folding]
—about, [About fold]
...—up.
Together-fold]
Cover by folding]
[Tangle]
[a. Obscure]
Wrath.: [Anger (augm.]
Wreath.: [Twist]
a— [Cylinder about-spi∣rald]
Wreck,: Perform]
Execute]
Wren.: Bi. VI. 3.
Wrench.: [Violent∣ly
extend]
open]
sp. by lifting]
[Hurt by violently extend∣ing]
Wrest.: [Coaction]
sp. by twisting]
[Interpret (corr.]
...—from.
[From-take by wresting]
[Extort]
VVrestle.: Mo. V. 6.
VVretch,: [adj. wretchedness (person]
VVretchedness.: [Misery]
[Penuriousness (augm.]
[Sorriness]
VVry.: [Oblique]
[Crooked]
—neck, [Woodpecker (kind] adj. holding (freq.) his head adv. oblique]
VVriggle.: as Reptils. Mo. I. 6.
to denote affection. AC. IV. 4.
...—out,
Go
Get
[out adv. wrig∣gling]
VVrinch,: vid. VVrench.
VVringing.: [a. Compression]
sp. adv. Twisting]
...—from one.
[From take violently]
sp. by wringing]
[Extort]
—pain, [p. as if by wring∣ing]
VVrist.: PG. V. 3. A.
VVrit.: [Commission for arresting]
[holy— [Scripture]
Writing.: AC. III. 7.
a— [Written thing]
Deed. RC. VI. 5.
VVrithing,: vid. VVreathing.
VVrong.: [Irregular]
Evil]
Evil (kind]
a. Injustice]
Injury]
in the— [adj. erring]
VVroth,: vid. VVrath.
VVrought: adj. a. pret. work]
adj. p. work]
VVrung,: adj. a. pret. wring]
adj. p. wring]

Y.

YArd.: [Stick]
Sail— RN. III. 2.
[3 foot]
...—land.
[Court] Po. III. 3.
PG. VI. 8. (male]
Yarn,: [Threed adj. p. weave (apt.]
Yarrow.: [Millefoil]
Yawn.: Mo. III. 6.
Yea.: affirmat. Adv. I. 1.
[Rather] Adv. III. 1.
Yee.: Pron. I. 2. A.
Yeeld.: Suffer to take. TA. IV. 1.
Sold for]
Demised for]
—account, [a. Account]
—Fruit, [a. Fruit]
a. Subjection]
Submit]
Grant] D. VI. 3. O.
Assent] AS. II. 3.
Confess] D. VI. 9.
as Garrison. RM. II. 4. D.
as Prisoner. RM. II. 6. D.
as Conquer'd RM. II. 7. D.
—up the Ghost, [Dy]
Diminish]
Remit]
as in moist weather, [v. moistness]
as to the touch, [v. Yielding∣ness]
Yeeldingness.: [Yield (apt.]
[Softness] Q. VI. 1.
Yeer.: Mea. V.
in—s [Old] adj. Mea. VI. 4.
Yeest,: [adj. ferment∣ing (thing) of
Ale]
Beer]
Yell,: [Exclaim]
Yellow.: Q. II. 2. A.
...the—s
—hammer. Bi. IV. 2.
Yelp,: [a. voice as dog (young]
Yeoman.: RC. I. 6. A.
—of the Larder, &c. [Officer of the L. &c.]
Yerk,: Cast (imp.]
Strike (imp.]
Yern,: [adj. p. Motion]
sp. with
Pity]
Desire]
Yes.: Adv. I. 1.
Yesterday,: [adj. preceding day]
Yet.: Nevertheless Conj. II. 2. O.
Before this time]
Till this time]

Page [unnumbered]

Yew,: [Sheep Be. II. 2. (fem.]
—tree: Tr. V. 3.
Yex,: [Hiccough]
Yoke.: [Neck-binding (jug.]
[Together-two]
Yolk,: [Yellow (part) within the Egg]
Yong,: vid. Young]
Yonker,: [Young (person]
—of ship. RN. V. 8. A.
Yore,: [Old] Sp. I. 3. O.
You,: Thou
Yee
Young.: —of age, [adj. youth]
—ones, [Children]
[New]
...—begin∣ner,
Learner]
Beginner]
Your,: [adj. You]
Youth.: Under age
Infancy. Mea. VI. 1.
Childhood. Mea. VI. 1. A.
Of age
Adolescence. Mea. VI. 2.
Youth. Mea. VI. 2. A.
a— [adj. Youth (person]
—full, [adj. Youth (like]

Z.

ZAny,: [adj. Scurril (person]
Zeal.: AS. VI. 1.
Zedoary.: Herb, [Root of an Indian Iris]
Tree. Tr. VI. 11.
Zelot,: [adj. Zeal (person]
sp. (corr.
Zenith,: [Upper Pole of the Ho∣rizon]
Zink,: [Spelter] Met. III. 4.
Zodiac.: W. VI. 3. A.
Zoilus,: [Censurer (corr.]
Zone.: [Girdle]
[Space of earth, &c.]
frigid— [Space of earth be∣tween pole and polar Cir∣cle]
temperate—[ Space of earth between Polar Circle and Tropic]
torrid— [Space of earth be∣tween the two Tropics]
Zoophyte,: [Plant-Animal]
Zyris.

FINIS.

About this Item

Pages

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

The Alphabetical DICTIONARY.

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

description Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]

Page [unnumbered]