The compleat English-scholar, in spelling, reading, and writing: containing plain and easie directions for spelling, and reading English, according to the present pronunciation ... And directions for true writing of English, with several copies of the most usual hands engraven in copper. Also examples of the different writing and pronouncing of the same words in the English tongue. Lastly, how to spell words as are alike in sound, but differ in their sence and spelling ... / By E. Young, schoolmaster in London.

VVords of two Syllables both whole and divided into Syllables.

A	A
A-base	Abase
ab-hor	abhor
a-bide	abide
ab-iect	abject
a-ble	able
a-board	aboard
a-bode	abode
a-bove	above
a-bound	abound
a-broad	abroad
ab-sence	absence
ab-sent	absent
ab-stain	abstain
absurd	absurd
a-buse	abuse
ac-cept	accept
ac-cess	access
ac-cord	accord
ac-count	account
ac-cuse	accuse
ac-quaint	acquaint
ac-quit	acquit
a-cre	acre
ad-ding	adding
ad-der	adder
ad-jure	adjure
ad-orn	adorn
ad-vance	advance
ad-vise	advise
a-far	afar
af-fairs	affairs
af-fect	affect
af-firm	affirm
af-flict	afflict
af-ford	afford
af-fright	affright
a-foot	afoot
a-fore	afore
a-fraid	afraid
a-fresh	afresh
af-ter	after
a-gainst	against
a-gate	agate
a-ged	aged
a-gree	agree

a-ground	aground
a-gue	ague
aid-ed	aideth
ail-eth	aileth
air-ed	aired
al-arm	alarm
a-like	alike
a-live	alive
al-low	allow
al-lure	allure
al-mond	almond
al-most	almost
a-loft	aloft
a-lone	alone
a-long	along
a-loof	aloof
a-loud	alaud
al-pha	alpha
al-ter	alter
al-tar	altar
al-though	although
al-ways	always
a-maze	amaze
am-bush	amber
am-bush	ambush
a-mend	amend
a-merce	amerce
a-miss	amiss
a-mong	among
an-kle	ankles
an-chor	anchor
an-gel	angel
an-ger	anger
an-gle	angle
an-gred	angred
an-gry	angry
an-guish	anguish
a-nise	anise
a-noint	anoint
a-non	anon
ans-wer	answer
an-vil	anvil
a-ny	any
a-pace	apace
a-part	apart
ap-peal	appeal
ap-pear	appear
ap-pease	appease
ap-ple	apple
ap-ply	apply
ap-point	appoint
ap-pronch	approach
ap-prove	approve
a-pron	apron
ar-ray	array
ar-cher	archer
ar-gue	argue
a-rise	arise
ar-my	army
ar-mour	armour
a-rose	arose
ar-row	arrow
a-scend	ascend
a-scent	ascent
a-scribe	ascribe
ash-es	ashes
ash-pans	ashpans
a-side	aside
ask-ed	asked
ask-est	askest
a-sleep	asleep
as-sault	assault
as-say	assay
as-sent	assent
as-sign	assign
as-sist	assist
as-sure	assure
as-swage	asswage
a-stray	astray
a-thirst	athirst
at-tain	attain
at-tend	attend
at-tent	attent
at-tire	attire
a-venge	avenge
a-verse	averse

aug-ment	augment
a-vouch	avouch
a-void	avoid
au-stere	austere
au-thor	author
a-wake	awake
a-ware	aware
a-woke	awoke
aim-ing	aiming

B	B
Bab-ler	Babler
back-bone	backbone
back-bite	backbite
back-side	backside
back-slide	backslide
back-ward	backward
bad-ness	badness
badg-er	badger
bak-er	baker
bald-ness	baldness
bal-lance	ballance
band-ed	banded
ban-ner	banner
ba-nish	banish
ban-quec	banquet
bap-tism	baptism
bap-tist	baptist
bap-tize	baptize
bar-ber	barber
bare-foot	barefoot
bar-ley	barley
bar-rel	barrel
bar-ren	barren
bas-ket	basket
ba-son	bason
ba-stard	bastard
bat-tel	battel
bea-con	beacon
bear-ers	bearers
beat-en	beaten
beau-ty	beauty
be-came	became
be-come	become
bee-tle	beetle
be-fal	befal
be-fore	before
be-gan	began
be-gat	begat
be-get	beget
beg-ged	begged
beg-ger	begger
be-guile	beguile
be-half	behalf
be-have	behave
be-head	behead
be-held	beheld
be-hind	behind
be-hold	behold
be-hoove	behoove
be-ing	being
be-lieve	believe
be-lief	belief
be-ly	bely
bel-low	bellow
bel-lows	bellows
bel-ly	belly
be-long	belong
be-moan	bemoan
bench-es	benches
be-neath	beneath
be-reave	bereave
be-ryl	beryl
ber-ries	berries
be-seech	beseech
be-set	beset
be-side	beside
be-siege	besiege
be-som	besom
be-sought	besought
be-stead	bestead
be-stir	bestir
be-stow	bestow
be-take	betake
be-think	bethink

be-times	betimes
be-tray	betray
be-troth	betroth
bet-ter	better
beu-lah	beulah
be-wail	bewail
be-ware	beware
be-witch	bewitch
be-wray	bewray
be-yond	beyond
bib ber	bibber
bid-den	bidden
bil-lows	billows
bind-eth	bindeth
bi-shop	bishop
bit-ter	bitter
bit-tern	bittern
black-er	blacker
black-ness	blackness
blame-less	blameless
blank-et	blanket
blas-pheme	blaspheme
blear-ing	blearing
blem-ish	blemish
bles-sed	blessed
blue-ness	blueness
blind-ness	blindness
blou-dy	bloudy
bloom-ed	bloomed
blos-som	blossom
bo-dy	body
boil-ed	boiled
bold-ly	boldly
bold-ness	boldness
bol-ster	bolster
bond-age	bondage
bon-nets	bonnets
bor-der	border
bor-row	borrow
bo-som	bosom
bos-ses	bosses
bot-tle	bottle
bot-tom	bottom
boun-ty	bounty
bow-ed	bowed
bow-eth	boweth
bow-els	bowels
bowl-ed	bowled
brace-let	bracelet
brak-est	brakest
bram-ble	bramble
brand-ish	brandish
bra-zen	brazen
brawl-er	brawler
break-er	breaker
breech-es	breeches
breed-ing	breeding
bre-thren	brethren
bri-ar	briar
bri-dle	bridle
brief-ly	briefly
bright-ness	brightness
brim-stone	brimstone
bring-eth	bringeth
brit-tle	brittle
brok-en	broken
bro-ther	brother
brought-est	broughtest
broil-ed	broiled
bruis-ed	bruised
bub-leth	bubleth
buck-et	bucket
buck-ler	buckler
buf-fet	buffet
build-ed	builded
bul-lock	bullock
bul-rush	bulrush
bul-warks	bulwarks
bun-dle	bundle
bur-den	burden
burg-lers	burglers
bu-ry	bury
burn-ed	burned
burst-ing	bursting
bush-el	bushel
bush-es	bushes

bu-sie	busie
but-ler	butler
but-ter	butter
but-tocks	buttocks
buy-er	buyer

C	C
Cab-bins	Cabbins
cal-led	called
cam-el	camel
cam-est	camest
cam-phire	camphire
can-dle	candle
cap-tive	captive
care-less	careless
car-case	carcase
car-nal	carnal
car-ry	carry
cart-rope	cartrope
carv-ed	carved
case-ment	casement
cast-ing	casting
cas-tle	castle
catch-eth	catcheth
cat-tle	cattle
caus-ed	caused
caus-es	causes
cau-sey	causey
ceas-ed	ceased
ce-dar	cedar
cel-lars	cellars
cen-ser	censer
cen-sure	censure
cer-tain	certain
chaf-ed	chafed
chal-lenge	challenge
cham-ber	chamber
charg-ed	charged
chan-nel	channel
chap-man	chapman
chap-pel	chappel
charg-ed	charged
charm-ed	charmed
cha-sten	chasten
cha-stize	chastize
chat-ter	chatter
check-er	checker
cheer-ful	cheerful
cher-ish	cherish
chest-nut	chestnut
chick-ens	chickens
chief-ly	chiefly
chil-dren	children
chim-ney	chimney
choic-est	choicest
cho-ler	choler
chos-en	chosen
cry-stal	crystal
church-es	churches
churl-ish	churlish
churn-ing	churning
chus-est	chusest
ceil-ed	ceiled
cir-cle	circle
cir-cuit	circuit
ci-stern	cistern
ci-ty	city
clam-our	clamour
clean-ness	cleanness
clean-sed	cleansed
clear-ly	clearly
cleav-eth	cleaveth
climb-ed	climbed
cloath-ed	cloathed
clo set	closet
clou-dy	cloudy
clo-ven	cloven
clout-ed	clouted
clus-ter	cluster
coach-es	coaches
coc-kle	cockle
cof-fer	coffer
cof-fin	coffin
col-lar	collar
col-ledge	colledge

col-lops	collops
co-lour	colour
come-ly	comely
com-eth	cometh
com-fort	comfort
com-mand	command
com-mend	commend
com-mit	commit
com-mon	common
com-mune	commune
com-pact	compact
com-pass	compass
com-pel	compel
com-plain	complain
com-pleat	compleat
com-pound	compound
con-ceal	conceal
con-ceit	conceit
con-ceive	conceive
con-cern	concern
con-cord	concord
con-course	concourse
con-demn	condemn
con-duct	conduct
con-duit	conduit
con-fess	confess
con-firm	confirm
con-flict	conflict
con-found	confound
co-ny	cony
con-quer	conquer
con-sent	consent
con-sist	consist
con-strain	constrain
con-spire	conspire
con-sult	consult
con-sume	consume
con-tain	contain
con-temn	contemn
con-tempt	contempt
con-tend	contend
con-tent	content
con-test	contest
con-trite	contrite
con-vent	convent
con-vert	convert
con-vey	convey
con-vict	convict
con-vince	convince
cool-ing	cooling
co-py	copy
cop-ing	coping
cop-per	copper
cor-ban	corban
co-ral	coral
cor-ner	corner
cornet	cornet
cor-rect	correct
cor-rupt	corrupt
cost-ly	costly
cot-tage	cottage
couch-eth	coucheth
co-ver	cover
co-vet	covet
coun-sel	counsel
count-ed	counted
coun-try	country
cou-ple	couple
cou-rage	courage
crak-ling	crackling
crack-ness	crackness
craf-ty	crafty
crafts-man	craftsman
cra-ved	craved
cre-ate	created
crea-ture	creature
cree-ping	creeping
cree-ple	creeple
cry-ed	cryed
cry-est	cryest
cry-ing	crying
crim son	crimson
crisp-ing	crisping
crook-backt	crookbackt
crook-ed	crooked
crown-ing	crowing

crown-ed	crowned
crud-led	crudled
cru-el	cruel
crush-ed	crushed
cu-bit	cubit
cuc-kow	cuckow
cum-bred	cumbred
cum-min	cummin
cun-ning	cunning
curd-ed	curded
curl-ed	curled
cur-rant	currant
cur-sed	cursed
cour-tain	courtain
cus-tom	custom
cut-test	cuttest
cym-bal	cymbal
cy-press	cypress

D	D
Dag-ger	Dagger
dain-ty	dainty
dam-mage	dammage
dam-ned	damned
dand-led	dandled
dan-ger	danger
dark-ly	darkly
dark-en	darken
dark-ness	darkness
dar-ling	darling
dash-ed	dashed
daugh-ter	daughter
danc-ed	danced
dawn-ing	dawning
dea-con	deacon
dead-ly	deadly
deal-est	dealest
dear-ly	dearly
de-base	debase
de-bate	debate
deb-ter	debter
de-cay	decay
de-cease	decease
de-ceit	deceit
de-ceive	deceive
de-cent	decent
deck-ed	decked
de-clare	declare
de-cline	decline
de-cree	decree
deem-ed	deemed
de-fame	defame
de-feat	defeat
de-fect	defect
de-fence	defence
de-fend	defend
de-fer	defer
de-fie	defie
de-file	defile
de-fraud	defraud
de-gree	degree
de-lay	delay
de-light	delight
de-mand	demand
de-ny	deny
de-nounce	denounce
de-part	depart
de-pend	depend
de-pose	depose
de-prive	deprive
de-pute	depute
de-ride	deride
de-sart	desart
de-scend	descend
de-scent	descent
de-scribe	describe
de-scry	descry
de-sert	desert
de-serve	deserve
de-sire	desire
de-spair	despair
de-spise	despise
de-spite	despite
de-stroy	destroy
de-tain	detain

de-test	detest
de-vice	device
de-vil	devil
de-vise	devise
de-vote	devote
de-vour	devour
de-vout	devout
di-al	dial
di-ed	died
di-et	diet
dif-fer	differ
dig-ged	digged
dim-ness	dimness
di-ned	dined
din-ner	dinner
dip-ped	dipped
di-rect	direct
dir-ty	dirty
dis-cern	discern
dis-charge	discharge
dis-close	disclose
dis-cord	discord
dis-creet	discreet
dis-dain	disdain
dis-ease	disease
dis-grace	disgrace
dis-guise	disguise
dish-es	dishes
dis-joyn	disjoyn
dis-may	dismay
dis-miss	dismis
dis-patch	dispatch
dis-pence	dispence
dis-perse	disperse
dis-play	display
displease	displease
dis-pose	dispose
dis-pute	dispute
dis-sent	dissent
dis-solve	dissolve
di-staff	distaff
di-stant	stistant
di-stil	distil
di-stinct	distinct
di-stract	distract
di-stress	distress
ditch-es	ditches
di-vers	divers
di-vide	divide
di-vine	divine
di-vorce	di-vorce
doc-tor	doctor
doc-trine	doctrine
do-er	doer
dou-ble	dou-ble
doubt-ful	doubtful
dow-ry	dowry
dra-gon	dragon
draw-er	drawer
dread-ful	dreadful
dream-er	dreamer
dres-sed	dressed
drew-est	drewest
dri-ed	dried
drink-er	drinker
dri-ven	driven
drop-sy	dropsy
drow-ned	drowned
drun-kard	drunkard
duke-dom	dukedom
dul-ness	dulness
du-ty	duty
dwel-ling	dwelling

E	E
Ea-gle	Eagle
ear-ly	early
ear-nest	earnest
earth-en	earthen
ea-sy	easy
eat-er	eater
eat-ing	eating
e-cho	echo
ef-fect	effect
el-bows	elbows

el-der	elder
e-lect	elect
em-pire	empire
em-ploy	employ
emp-ty	empty
en-camp	encamp
en-close	enclose
end-ed	ended
en-dure	endure
en-dow	endow
en-flame	enflame
en-joy	enjoy
en-large	enlarge
e-nough	enough
en-sign	ensign
en-sue	ensue
en-tice	entice
en-trance	entrance
en-vy	envy
e-qual	equal
e-rect	erect
er-rand	errand
er-rour	errour
e-scape	escape
e-schew	eschew
e-spy	espy
e-spouse	espouse
e-state	estate
e-strange	estrange
e-vent	event
e-ver	ever
e-vil	evil
ex-ceed	exceed
ex-change	exchange
ex-cept	except
ex-cel	excel
ex-cess	excess
ex-ile	exile
ex-pect	expect
ex-pel	expel
ex-press	express
ex-tend	extend
ex-tol	extol
eye-sight	eyesight

F	F
Fa-bles	Fables
fa-ces	faces
fa-deth	fadeth
fail-eth	faileth
faith-ful	faithful
fail-ing	failing
fals-hood	falshood
fa-mous	famous
fa-mine	famine
fat-ness	fatness
fa-ther	father
faul-ty	faulty
fa-vour	favour
fee-ble	feeble
fel-low	fellow
fen-ced	fenced
fer-vent	fervent
fet-ters	fetters
fewel	fewel
fierce-nes	fierceness
fight-er	fighter
fi-gure	figure
fil-thy	filthy
finger	finger
fin-nish	finish
fire-brand	firebrand
first-ling	firstling
fish-er	fisher
fixed	fixed
flat-ter	flatter
flesh-ly	fleshly
flou-rish	flourish
flow-er	flower
flut-ter	flutter
fod-der	fodder
fol-low	follow
fool-ish	foolish
for-bare	forbare
fore-cast	forecast

fore-head	forehead
fore-run	forerun
fore-warn	forewarn
for-give	forgive
for-nace	fornace
for-sake	forsake
for-ward	forward
fow-ler	fowler
foun-tain	fountain
fur-bish	furbish
frag-ments	fragments
free-dom	freedom
fre-quent	frequent
friend-ship	friendship
frow-ard	froward
frus-trate	frustrate
ful-fil	fulfil
fur-long	furlong
fur-nish	furnish
fur-row	furrow
fur-ther	further

G	G
Gad-dest	Gaddest
gain-say	gainsay
gal-lant	gallant
gal-lows	gallows
gar-land	garland
gar-ment	garment
gar-ner	garner
ga-ther	gather
gen-tle	gentie
ges-ture	gesture
gi-ant	giant
gir-dle	girdle
glad-ness	gladness
glean-ing	gleaning
glo-ry	glory
glut-ton	glutton
god-dess	goddess
go-ings	goings
gol-den	golden
gold-smith	goldsmith
good-ness	goodness
gos-pel	gospel
go-vern	govern
graf-ted	grafted
gra-vel	gravel
gra-ven	graven
gree-dy	greedy
green-ness	greenness
griev-ous	grievous
grind-er	grinder
groan-ing	groaning
grudg-ing	grudging
guil-ty	guilty
guilt-less	guiltless

H	H
ha-bit	habit
hai-ry	hairy
hal-low	hallow
ham-mer	hammer
han-dle	handle
hang-ing	hanging
hap-pen	happen
hap-py	happy
hard-ness	hardness
har-lot	harlot
harm-less	harmless
har-vest	harvest
ha-tred	hatred
ha-ven	haven
haugh-ty	haughty
heal-ing	healing
hear-ing	hearing
hea-ven	heaven
he-brew	hebrew
hei-nous	heinous
help-er	helper
hew-er	hewer
hid-ing	hiding
him-self	himself
hire-ling	hireling

ho-ly	holy
ho-nest	honest
ho-nour	honour
ho-ny	hony
hor-rour	horrour
house-hold	houshold
hum-ble	humble
hun-gry	hungry
hun-ter	hunter
hus-band	husband
hys-sop	hyssop

I	I
Ja-cent	Jacent
jang-ling	jangling
jay-lor	jaylor
jest-ing	jesting
jea-lous	jealous
i-dol	idol
i-mage	image
im-brace	imbrace
im-plead	implead
im-pute	impute
in-cense	incense
in-cest	incest
in-chant	inchant
in-crease	increase
in-fant	infant
in-form	inform
in-joyn	injoyn
in-quire	inquire
in-spire	inspire
in-tent	intent
in-treat	intreat
in-vent	invent
in-vite	invite
in-ward	inward
jour-ny	journy
joy-ful	joyful
judg-ment	judgment
jus-tice	justice
just-ly	justly

K	K
Keep-er	Keeper
kid-nies	kidnies
kind-ness	kindness
kin-dle	kindle
king-dom	kingdom
kin-dred	kindred
kins-man	kinsman
know-ledge	knowledge
ker-nel	kernel
ket-tle	kettle
kis-sed	kissed
king-ly	kingly
kind-ly	kindly
kick-ed	kicked
kil-ling	killing
kings-folk	kingsfolk
knead-ed	kneaded
knit-ting	knitting
know-ing	knowing
know-est	knowest
knock-ed	knocked

L	L
La-bour	Labour
la-den	laden
la-ment	lament
la-dy	lady
lad-der	ladder
la-dle	ladle
lan-guish	languish
laugh-ter	laughter
law-ful	lawful
law-yer	lawyer
lean-ness	leanness
learn-ing	learning
leav-en	leaven
leas-ing	leasing
lean-ing	leaning
lec-ture	lecture

le-per	leper
let-ter	letter
le-vite	levite
le-vy	levy
leud-ness	leudness
light-ness	lightness
light-ly	lightly
light-en	lighten
line-ing	lineing
like-ness	likeness
li-mit	limit
lin-age	linage
lin-ger	linger
lin-nen	linnen
lit-tle	little
liv-ing	living
loath-some	loathsome
lodg-ing	lodging
lof-ty	lofty
lord-ship	lordship
love-ly	lovely
lo-ving	loving
low-ly	lowly
lus-ty	lusty
ly-ar	lyar

M	M
Mad-ness	Madness
maid-en	maiden
maim-ed	maimed
main-tain	maintain
mak-er	maker
ma-lice	malice
man-kind	mankind
ma-ny	many
man-na	manna
man-ner	manner
man-tle	mantle
mark-et	market
ma-rine	marine
mar-vel	marvel
ma-son	mason
mean-ing	meaning
mea-sure	measure
med-dle	meddle
meek-ness	meekness
mem-ber	member
mer-chant	merchant
mer-cy	mercy
mer-ry	merry
mes-sage	message
mid-wife	midwife
migh-ty	mighty
mil-stone	milstone
min-stril	minstril
mir-rour	mirrour
mis-chief	mischief
mis-tris	mistriss
mis-use	misuse
mix-ed	mixed
mock-er	mocker
mo-dest	modest
molt-en	molten
mo-ment	moment
mo-ny	mony
mon-ster	monster
morn-ing	morning
mor-gage	morgage
mor-sel	morsel
mor-tal	mortal
mo-ther	mother
moun-tain	mountain
mour-ner	mourner
mur-der	murder
mur-mur	murmur
mu-sick	musick
mus-ter	muster
mut-ter	mutter

N	N
Na-ked	Naked
na-tive	native
na-ture	nature
na-vel	navel

na-vy	navy
nap-kin	napkin
nar-row	narrow
naugh-ty	naughty
nee-dy	needy
neg-lect	neglect
neigh-bour	neighbour
ne-phew	nephew
net-tle	nettle
ne-ver	never
nim-ble	nimble
no-ble	noble
no-strils	nostrils
new-ness	newness
nig-gard	niggard
no-ted	noted
no-thing	nothing
no-tice	notice
no-vice	novice
nou-rish	nourish
nour-ture	nourture
noi-sed	noised
noy-some	noysome
num-ber	number
nur-sing	nursing

O	O
O-bey	Obey
ob-ject	object
ob-scure	obscure
ob-tain	obtain
ob-serve	observe
o-dor	odor
of-fend	offend
of-fer	offer
of-fice	office
off spring	offspring
of-ten	often
old-er	older
own-er	owner
on ly	only
o-pen	open
op-pose	oppose
or-dain	ordain
or-der	order
or-gan	organ
o-ther	other
o-ven	oven
out-cast	outcast
out-side	outside
own-er	owner
oynt-ment	oyntment
oi-ly	oily
o-live	olive
on-ward	outward
o-nyx	onyx

P	P
Pain-ful	Painful
pain-ted	painted
pa-lace	palace
pale-ness	paleness
pal-sy	palsy
par-don	pardon
pa-rents	parents
par-lour	parlour
part-ly	partly
part-ner	partner
pas-sage	passage
pas-tor	pastor
pat-tern	pattern
peel-ed	peeled
pen-ny	penny
peo-ple	people
per-ceive	perceive
per-fect	perfect
per-form	perform
per-fume	perfume
per-haps	perhaps
pe-rish	perish
per-mit	permit
per-plex	perplex
per-son	person
per-swade	perswade

per-tain	pertain
per-verse	perverse
per-vert	pervert
pil-grim	pilgrim
pil-lar	pillar
pillow	pillow
pi-lot	pilot
pitch-er	pitcher
pla-gued	plagued
plain-ly	plainly
plain-ness	plainness
plan-ting	planting
plat-ter	platter
plead-ing	pleading
plea-sant	pleasant
plea-sure	pleasure
pledg-es	pledges
plen-ty	plenty
plowed	plowed
pluck-ing	plucking
pol-lute	pollute
pon-der	ponder
poy-son	poyson
prac-tice	practice
pra-ting	prating
pray-er	prayer
preach-ing	preaching
pre-cept	precept
pre-fer	prefer
pre-pare	prepare
pre-sence	presence
pre-serve	preserve
pre-sume	presume
pre-tence	pretence
pre-vail	prevail
pre-vent	prevent
prick-ing	pricking
prin-ces	princes
pri-son	prison
pri-vate	private
pro-ceed	proceed
pro-claim	proclaim
pro-cure	procure
pro-fess	profess
pro-fit	profit
pro-long	prolong
pro-mise	promise
pro-mote	promote
pro-nounce	pronounce
pro-phane	prophane
pro-phet	prophet
pros-per	prosper
pro-test	protest
proud-ly	proudly
pro-vide	provide
pru-dence	prudence
pub-lick	publick
pub-lish	publish
puf-fed	puffed
pul-pit	pulpit
pu-nish	punish
pur-chase	purchase
pure-ly	purely
purg-ing	purging
pur-ple	purple
pur-pose	purpose
pur-sue	pursue
pour-tray	pourtray

Q	Q
Qua-king	Quaking
qui-ver	quiver
quar-rel	quarrel
quar-ter	quarter
quench-ing	quenching
quick-ly	quickly
qui-et	quiet
quick-en	quicken
quit-ted	quitted
que-ry	query
quar-ry	quarry
quick-sands	quicksands
qua-ver	quaver
quilt-ed	quilted
quaint-ly	quaintly

R	R
Ra-ging	Raging
rail-ing	railing
rai-ment	raiment
rain-ed	rained
rain-bow	rainbow
ran-some	ransome
rash-ly	rashly
ra-ther	rather
ra-vish	ravish
read-ing	reading
rea-dy	ready
reap-ed	reaped
rea-sons	reasons
re-bel	rebel
re-buke	rebuke
re-ceive	receive
reck-on	reckon
re cord	record
re-count	recount
re-deem	redeem
re-fine	refine
re-frain	refrain
re-fresh	refresh
re-fuge	refuge
re-fuse	refuse
re-gard	regard
re-ject	reject
reign-ed	reigned
re-joice	rejoyce
re-lease	release
re-lieve	relieve
re-ly	rely
re-main	remain
re-mit	remit
rem-nant	remnant
re-move	remove
ren-der	render
re-new	renew
re-nounce	renounce
re-nown	renown
re-nue	renue
re-pair	repair
re-peat	repeat
re-pent	repent
re-ply	reply
re-port	report
re-proach	reproach
re-proof	reproof
re-quest	request
re-quire	require
re-quite	requite
re-sign	resign
re-serve	reserve
re-sist	resist
re-sort	resort
re-solv	resolve
re-spect	respect
re-store	restore
re-strain	restrain
re-tain	retain
re-tire	retire
re-turn	return
re-veal	reveal
re-venge	re-venge
re-vile	revile
re-vive	revive
re-volt	revolt
re-ward	reward
rich-es	riches
rid-dle	riddle
ri-der	rider
ri-fle	rifle
right-ly	rightly
ri-gour	rigour
ri-ot	riot
ri-ver	river
rob-ber	robber
ro-man	roman
root-ed	rooted
ro-vers	rovers
rough-ly	roughly
roy-al	royal
rud-dy	ruddy

ru-in	ruin
ru-mour	rumour
ru-ler	ruler
rush-ing	rushing
rus-ty	rusty

S	S
Sab-bath	Sabbath
sack-but	sackbut
sack-cloth	sackcloth
sad-ness	sadness
safe-ty	safety
safe-guard	safeguard
sam-ple	sample
salt-ness	saltness
sa-lute	salute
san-dals	sandals
sa-tan	satan
san-dy	sandy
sa-tyr	satyr
sa-ving	saving
sa-vour	savour
say-ing	saying
scan-dal	scandal
scarce-ness	scarceness
scar-let	scarlet
scat-ter	scatter
scald-ed	scalded
scep-ter	scepter
scho-lar	scholar
sci-ence	science
scof-fer	scoffer
scorn-er	scorner
scorn-ful	scornful
scourg-ing	scourging
scrap-ing	scraping
scrip-ture	scripture
scur-vey	scurvy
sea-son	season
se-cret	secret
se-duce	seduce
se-lah	selah
sel-ler	seller
sel-vedge	selvedge
sen-se••	senses
sen-tence	sentence
ser-vant	servant
ser-vice	service
set-tle	settle
se-venth	seventh
se-ver	sever
sha-dow	shadow
sha-dy	shady
sha-king	shaking
sham-bles	shambles
shame-ful	shameful
sharp-en	sharpen
shear-er	shearer
shel-ter	shelter
she-riff	sheriff
shear-ing	shearing
ship-wrack	shipwrack
short-ned	shortned
short-ly	shortly
shoul-der	shoulder
shout-ing	shouting
sick-ness	sickness
sigh-ing	sighing
si-lent	silent
sil-ver	silver
sim-ple	simple
sin-cere	sincere
si-news	sinews
sin-ful	sinful
sin-gle	single
sing-ing	singing
sin-ner	sinner
sis-ter	sister
slan-der	slander
slaugh-ter	slaughter
sloth-ful	slothful
smel-ling	smelling
snoar-ing	snoaring
so-ber	sober

sod-der	sodder
soft-ly	softly
so-journ	sojourn
so-lace	solace
so-lemn	solemn
speck-led	speckled
speech-less	speechless
spend-ing	spending
spew-ing	spewing
spo-ken	spoken
sport-ing	sporting
spoil-ing	spoiling
spread-ing	spreading
spring-ing	springing
sprin-kle	sprinkle
stand-ard	standard
sta-tute	statute
sted-fast	stedfast
sting-ing	stinging
sto-mack	stomack
sto-ny	stony
stand-ing	standing
sto-ry	story
stout-ness	stoutness
strait-en	straiten
strang-er	stranger
strength-en	strengthen
strik-er	striker
stub-born	stubborn
sub-iect	subject
suc-cess	success
suf-fice	suffice
sweep-ing	sweeping
swel-ling	swelling

T	T
Ta-ble	Table
ta-bret	tabret
ta-lent	talent
tar-ry	tarry
tast-ing	tasting
tat-ler	tatler
tax-ing	taxing
teach-er	teacher
tem-per	temper
tem-pest	tempest
tem-ple	temple
temp-ter	tempter
ten-der	tender
te-nour	tenour
thank-ful	thankful
there-fore	therefore
thrif-ty	thrifty
this-tle	thistle
threat-en	threaten
thresh-ing	threshing
thresh-old	threshold
thum-mim	thummim
thun-der	thunder
ti-dings	tidings
til-lage	tillage
tim-ber	timber
tink-ling	tinkling
tit-tle	tittle
to-ken	token
tor-ment	torment
tos-sing	tossing
tow-er	tower
traf-fick	traffick
train-ed	trained
tray-tor	traytor
tram-ple	trample
trans-fer	transfer
trans-form	transform
trans-gress	transgress
tran-slate	translate
tra-vel	travel
trea-son	treason
trea-sure	treasure
tram-ple	trample
tres-pass	trespass
try-al	tryal
tri-bute	tribute
tric-kle	trickle
tri-umph	triumph

trou-ble	trouble
tru-ly	truly
trum-pet	trumpet
trus-ty	trusty
tu-mult	tumult
turn-ing	turning
tu-tor	tutor
twi-light	twilight
ti-dings	tidings
ty-rant	tyrant

V	V
Vain-ly	Vainly
va-lour	valour
va-lue	value
va-nish	vanish
ve-nom	venom
ven-ture	venture
ves-sel	vessel
ves-try	vestry
vex-ing	vexing
view-ing	viewing
vile-ness	vileness
vil-lage	village
vine-yard	vineyard
vin-tage	vintage
vi-ol	viol
vi-per	viper
vir-gin	virgin
vis-age	visage
vi-sit	visit
un-clean	unclean
un-do	undo
u-nite	unite
un-just	unjust
un-kind	unkind
un-known	unknown
un-til	until
un-wise	unwise
vo-lume	volume
vo-mit	vomit
voy-age	voyage
up-braid	upbraid
up-hold	uphold
up-right	upright
up-roar	uproar
up-ward	upward
ur-gent	urgent
u-surp	usurp
ut-most	utmost
ut-ter	utter
use-ful	useful

W	W
Wa-fer	Wafer
wag-es	wages
wag-gon	waggon
wail-ing	wailing
wait-ing	waiting
wak-ing	waking
walk-ing	walking
wal-let	wallet
wal-low	wallow
wan-der	wander
want-ing	wanting
wan-ton	wanton
warn-ing	warning
war-fare	warfare
wash-ing	washing
watch-ing	watching
wa-ter	water
wa-ver	waver
weak-ness	weakness
weal-thy	wealthy
wean-ed	weaned
wea-pon	weapon
wea-ry	weary
wed-ding	wedding
weep-ing	weeping
weigh-ty	weighty
wel-fare	welfare
whet-ting	whetting
whol-some	wholsome
whol-ly	wholly

whore-dom	whoredom
wick-ed	wicked
wid-dow	widdow
wil ful	wilful
wil-ling	willing
win-dow	window
wink-ing	winking
wip-ing	wiping
wis-dom	wisdom
witch-craft	witchcraft
wish-ing	wishing
with-draw	withdraw
wi-ther	wither
with-in	within
with-out	without
with-stand	withstand
wit-ness	witness
wit-ty	witty
wiz-ard	wizard
wo-ful	woful
wo-man	woman
won-der	wonder
work-man	workman
world-ly	worldly
worm-wood	wormwood
wor-ship	worship
wor-thy	worthy
wound-ed	wounded
wrest-ing	wresting
wretch-ed	wretched
wrin-kles	wrinkles
writ-ten	written
wrong-ing	wronging
wrong-ful	wrongful
wrath-ful	wrathful
wring-ing	wringing

Y	Y
Year-ly	Yearly
youth-ful	youthful
yel-low	yellow
youn-ger	younger

Z	Z
Zea-lous	Zealous