Dray, s. a cart, Drawl, v. n. to utter slowly, Dread, s. fear, v. a. to fear, Dream, s. a phantasm of sleep v. n. to imagine, Dredge, s. a kind of net, Dunce, s. a thick-skull, Dung, s. excrement, Dupe, s. a credulous person, & a. to cheat, Dure, v. n. to last, Dusk, a. dark, Dregs, s. the sediments of li- Dwarf, s. a man below, the quer, Drain, v. n. to empty, Drench, s. a draught, common size of men, Dwell, v. a. to inhabit, *E. Dress, s. clothes, v. a. to clothe, Each, pron: either of two, Drift, s impulse, Drill, v. a. to train to arms, Drip, v. a. to let fall in drops, Drive, v. a. to force along, Droll, s. jester, v. n. to jest, Drone, s. a bce, a sluggard, Droop, v. n. to languish. v. a. to let fall, Drop, Sv. n. to fall, Dross, s. refuse, rust, Far, s. organ of hearing, Earth, s. v. a. to hide in the earth, Ease, s. quiet, v. a. to relieve, East, s. sunrising, Eave, s. the edge of the roof, Ebb, s. the reflux of the tide Edge, s. the cutting part of a knife, &c. Edge, v. a. to sharpen, Drove, s. a collection of ani- Egg, s. that which is laid by nials, fowls, from which their End, s. the extremity, Face, s. the visage, Fain, ad. gladly. n. to let drop, Far, ad. at a great distance s. a paroxism, Fare, ș. price of passage pro- Fit, & proper, v. a. to acoom visions, Farm, v. a. to cultivate land Fast, v. n. to abstain, Fast, s. abstinence from food, Fear, } v. a. to fright, v. n. to be afraid Feast, s. banquet, v. a. to feed, Feast, v. n. to cat sumptuously Fee, s. reward, v. a. to bribe, Feed, v. a. to nourish, v. n. to take food, Feel, v. a. to perceive by the Feign, v. n. to dissemble, Fence, s. guard, v. a. to enclose Fight, } combat, v. a. to war against, Filch, v. a. to steal, File, s. a thread, Fill, v. a. to make full, Fin, s. the wing of a fish, First } a modate, Fitch, s. a kind of pea, Flag, v. a. to lay with stone, Flap, s. any thing hanging loose Flaw, s. a crack in any thing, Fleam, s. an instrument to bleed Fledge, v. a. to supply with feathers, s. Fleece, all the wool of a Fleet, a. swift, Flight, s. the act of flying Flit, } Flute, s, amusical, pipe, a. the ordinal of one, Foe, s. an enemy, C. 1 Front, v. n. to stand foremost, Irown, v. a. to contract the face Frown, s. a look or displeasure, Fruit, s. the produce of a tree or plant, Fry, Įs. a young, fish, Fur, s. askin with soft hair, Fy, interj. a word of blame, Gad, v. n. to ramble about, Gag, v. 2. to stop the mouth, Gall, s. the bile, Gain, Found, .a. to build, v. a to prevail, Frank, } a. liberal, Gall, . a. to hurt the skin, Garb, s. dress, habit s. a letter free from Gash, s. a'deep wound, Frunt,} From, prob. away, s. the face, Gange, } s. a measure, v. a. to measure, Gaunt, a slender, Gaze, v. n. to look earnestly Ghost, s. the soul of anan, Gift, s. any thing given, Gig, s. a two wheeled carriage Gimp, s. silk twist, Glad, a. cheerful, Glade, s. a lawn, Glare, v. n.. to dazzle, v. a. to stand face to Claze, v. a. to put glass inte Stem, v n. to appear Seine, s. a net Serve, v a. to attend Stave, s. a dependant Sted. s. a carriage Sledge, s. a heavy hammer Set, v n. to fall below the hor- Sleep, v, to take rest Shrub, s. a small tree Sick, a. afflicted with disease. Siz, s. buik, v a. to adjust Skip, v n. to bound lightly Sleeve, s. what covers the arm Slide, vin. to pass along smoothly Slight, a. not important Sight, s. neglect, v a. to diaregard Slime, s. viscous mire Sluce, s. a water gate Slut, s. a dirty woman Smooth, a. even on the surface Sneak, v n. to creep slyly Soul, s. the vital principle Sound, v a. to try with the sounding like Steer, v a. to guide Stein, s. a stalk v a. to stop Sull, a. silent Sunt, v a. to restrain Stoop, v n. to bend down Stove, s. a hot house Storm, s. a tempest Swarm, v n. to rise as bees Swill, v a. to drink grossly ter Swop, v a. to exchange Taint, v a. to stain, infect Tare, s. a weed, weight allowed Tind, va. &. n. to watch Tent, s. a soldier's lodging Text, s. the subject of a com-, ment Thanks, s. acknowledgment Stiant, a. rigorous, s a narrow Thin, a. slender pass Streak, s. a line of colour Stream, s. running water lines Suff, v a. to fill full Thirst, v n. to fecl want of drink steps Thrift, s. frugality Sun, v a. to make dizzy with a Tin, s. white metal Tinct, s. a colour Tint, s. dye stain |