Lap, s. the loose part of a gar- Length, s the extent of any ment, Lap, v. a. to lick up, Large, a, bulky, Eatch, s. the catch of a door, Lathe, s the tool of a turner, by merriment, va to deride, Launch, vn to force into the sea, v a to put to sea, Law, s a decree, thing, Lent, s the time of fasting. Lick, v a to lap with the tongue, Liege, s. a sovereign lord, Lift, v. a. to raise, s. art of rais-, Like, s. a person resembling an- Like, v. ii. to be pleased with, Lawns a space of land, fine li- Link, v. a to complicate, Lip, s. the outer part of the reside, Leave, v a to quit, v n to leave Log, s. a piece of wood a mas chine by which the pro gress of a ship is count ed, Loin, s. the back of an animal carved out by the butcher, Long a. not short, Lim v. a. to attract, Lute, s. instrument of musick, Lynx, s. spotted animal, Mace, s. an ensign, spice, Maid, s. a virgin, Mail, s. armour, post-bag, iner, Mall, & a kind of hammer, Mange, s. the itch of horses, Mash, s. the space between the Mask, s. a cover, v, to disguise Mai, s. repast, a cat, Mien, s. air, look, Might, s. power, Milt, s. the sperm of a fish, Mine, pron. belonging to me, Nur, s. one whe rings up a Cause, v n. to wait child, v a. to tend the sick Pav Nymph, s a goddess s. the foot of a beast , v a. to pledge s. hire, v a. to atone Peace, s. quiet Peach, s. a fruit Peal, s. succession of sounds Peck, s. the fourth part of a Perch, s. a measure, v n. to sit Pest, s. a plague Pierce, v a. to penetrate Pile, s. a heap Pile, v a. to heap up Pimp, s. a pander Poor, a. indigent Porch, s. an entrance Print, v a. to impress Prize, s. reward, v a. to value- Frobe, s. a surgeon's instrument Prop, v a. to sustain Prose, s. opposed to verse Bine, s. a tree, v n. to languish Prune, v a. to lop Pink, s. a flower Pith, s. the marrow of a plant Plague, s. pestilence Plain, a. smooth Plait, s. a fold Pinue, s. a level surface Plant, s. vegetable production Plat, v a. to weave Play, v n. to sport Plea, s. an excuse Puff, s. a quick blast of wind ry, v n. to beat as the pulse Punch, s. a pointed instrument Put, v a. to place Qo Quake, v n. to shake Qualin, s. a sudden fit Quill, s. a strong feather Quit, v a. to forsake F Plead, y n. to argue before a Quilt, s. a cover for a bed judge Please, v a. to delight Pledge, s. any thing in pawn Pluck, v a. to pull Plumb, v a. to sound. Poach, v a. boil slightly Pond, s. a small pool of water Quite, ad, completely R. Race, s. a family Rack, s. the engine for torture Rail, v n. to use insolent lang Raise, v a. to lift Reck, s. smoke, a pile of corn Sage, a: wise, s. a plant or hay s. a frame Bec, v. n. to stagger, Reins, s. the kidneys Romp, s. a rude girl Sail, s. a sheet, vn. to pass by Rood, s: the fourth part of an Scout, s. one sent to observe the acre Rose, s. a flower Rot, v n. to putrify enemy Scream, va. to cry as in terrog Sear, y a, to burn |