Fu mid, a moist wet
Hu mour, s. temper
Hurry, s. haste, tumult
Hurt ful, a. pernicious

Hy phen, s. a mark of conjunction
I

Ice house, s. a house to preserve ice
I con, s. a picture
I cy, a. full of ice

Idiom, s. a mode of speaking
Id iot, s. a fool, a natural
I dle, a. lazy, not busy
I dol, s. an image worshiped
Illness, s. badness of any kind
Im post, s. a tax, a toll
In cense, s. perfumes
In come, s. revenue

In dex, s. a mark, a hand
In fiux, s. an infusion
In got, s. a mass of metal
In gress, s. an entrance

Ink stand, s. a vessel to hold ink
In let, s. entrance.
In ner a. not outward.
In quest, s. judicial enquiry
In stance, s. importunity.
In step, s. a part of the foot
In sult, s. an act of contemp
In ward, ad. within
Irk some, a. wearisome
Is sue, v n. to come out.
Itch y, a. infected with itch
J

Ja cent, a. lying at length
Jack boots, s. boots for armour
Jar gon, s. unintelligible talk
Jas per, s. a beautiful green stone
Jeer er, s. a scoffer

Jew el, s. an ornament of great value
Job ber, s. who sells stock in the pub-
lick funds

Joc key, s. one who rides a race
Join er, s. a carpenter

Join ture, s. estate settled on a wife
Jol ly, a. cheerful

Jos tie, v a. to rush against
Jour nal, s. a daily account
Joy ous, a. merry, gay
Judg ment, s. opinion, sentence
Jug gle, v n. to play tricks
Jumble, v a. to mix confusedly
Junc ture, s. union, joint

ror, s who serves on the jury

Jury, s. a company of men sworn to
do justice in civil cases

Just ness, s. equity
K

Keep er, s. one who holds for another
Ken nel, s. a house for dogs
Ker nel, s. a gland.

Kid nap, v a. to steal human beings
Kidney, s. the inner part of the body
Kil ler, s. who deprives of life
Kind ness, s. benevolence

King dom, s. the dominion of a king
King like, a. royal

Kins folk, s relation

Kins man, s. one of the same family
Kitch en, s. the place where provis
sions are cooked

Kit ten, s. a young cat
Knap sack, s. a soldier's bag
Kna vish, a. dishonest

Knight hood, s. the dignity of a knight,
Knob by, a. full of knobs
Knot ty, a. full of knots
Know ledge, s. information
Knuc kle, s. a joint

L

La bour, s. painful exertion
La bour, va. & n. to toil
Lac ker, s. a varnish

Lac ky, s. a foot-boy

Lad der, s. a frame to climb by
La dy, s. a woman of high rank
Lamb kin, s. a little lamb
Lam bent, a. gliding lightly ove
Lame ly, a. like a cripple
Lam mass, s. the first of August
Lam prey, s. a kind of fish
Land grave, s. a German title
Land scape, s. a prospect of a coun
try

Land ward, ad. towards the land
Lan guage, s. speech
Lan guid, a. faint
Lan guish, v n. to pine
Lan guor, s. faintness

Lan teru, s. for holding a cand
Lar der, s. where meat is keps
Lar gess, s. a gift

La rynx, s. the windpipe
Last ing, a. durable-
Last ly, ad. in the last place
La tent, a. concealed
Lat ter. a. happening after
Lat tice, s. a kind of winde y

La ver, s. a washing vessel.
Laugh ter, s. convulsive merriment
Lav ish, a prodigal, wasteful
Laun dry, s. a room where clothes
are washed

Faur el, s. a kind of tree
Law ful, a. agreeable to law
Law suit, s. a contest in law
Lawyer, s. a professor of law

Lay man, s. one distinct from the
clergy

La zar, s. one discased

Ja zy, a, unwilling to work
Lead en, a, made of lead
Lead er, s. a captain
Lead ing, part. a. principal
Leaf y, a. full of leaves

Leak y, a. letting water in or out-
Lean ness, s. want of flesh

Leap year, s. every fourth year
Learn ed, a. versed in science
Learn er, s. one who learns
Learn ing, s. literature
Lea ven, s. ferment

Lec ture, s. a discourse in form
Le gal, a. lawful

Le gate, s. ambassador of the Pope
Le gion, s. a body of five thousand
soldiers

general Business

Le gume, s. seeds, pulse in
Lei sure, s. freedom from
Lem ma, s. a proposition
Length en, v a. & n. to grow long
Len til, s. a kind of plant
Leo pard, s. a beast

Le per, s. one infected with a lepro

-sy.

Let tuce, s. a plant

Le vel' a. even, plane

Le vel, s. a plane

Le ven, s. ferment

Light ness, s. levity

Light ning, s. the flash attending

thunder

Light some, a. luminous
Like ly, a. such as may please
Like ly, ad. probably

Li ken, v a. to represent
Like ness, s. resemblance
Like wise, adv. in like manner.
Lim ber, a. flexible

Lime stone. s. the stone of which
lime is made

Li mit, s. boundary
Lim ner, s. a painter
Lim pid, a. clear

Li my, a. viscous

Lin en, s. cloth made of flax
Li on, s. a fierce and wild beast
Li quid, a. not solid

Li quid, s. liquid substance.
Li quor, s. strong drink
List ed, a. striped
List less, a. careless
Lit ter, s. a portable bed
Lit tle, s. a small part.
Live long, a. tedious
Living, s. support
Li zard, s. an animal
Load stone, s. the magnet
Loath some, a. abhorred

Lob by, s. an opening before a room-
Lob ster, s. a shell fish

Lo cal a. belonging to a place
Lo cust, s. a devouring insect
Lodg er. s. one who lives in the house.
of another;

Lodg ing, s. temporary habitation
Lof ty. a. sublime

Lo gick, s. the art of reasoning
Log wood, s. wood used for dying,
Lone ly, a. solitary

Le ver, s. a mechanical power used Lone some, a. dismal

to elevate

Long boat, s. the large boat belong
ing to a ship

Long ing, s. earnest desire
Loose ly, ad. not fast
Loos en, va. & n. to relax
Lord ship, s. a title of honor
Loud ly, ad. with noise
Love ly, a. amiable
Lov er, one who is in love
Love suit, s. courtship
Low born, a. meanly decended
Low era. &n to become

Mencur s. consequence

Mo norch, s. an absolute governor Mion day, s. the second day of the week

Mos grei, a, of mixed breed

Mow er, s. one who cuts with $
scythe

Mud dle, v a, to make foul
Muf fe, v a. to blindfold
Mu lish, a, obstinate

Mum my, s. a dead body preserve
Mu ral, a. belonging to a wall-
Mur der, v a. to kill a person
Mur-rain, s. the plague in cattle
Muse ful, a. thoughtful
Mu sick, s. harmonial sounds
Mus ket, s. a soldier's gun

Musk pear, s. a fragrant pear

Musk rose, s. so called from its fre

Na ked, a, without clothes
Namely, ad. particularly
Name sake, s. of the same name
Nap kin, sa cloth used at table
Nar row, a. not wide

Na sal, a. belonging to the nose
Nas tv, a. dirty, filthy

Alon ster, s. something out of the Na tal, a. relating to nativity

order of nature

Ion strous, a wonderful

Monthly, a. every month

Moorish, a, fenny

Moor land, s. a marsh
Moral, s. duty of life
Mor dant, a, acrid, biting
Mer sel, s. a mouthful
Mer tal, a. subject to death ́
Mortar, s. a vessel, a wide cannon
Mor tar, s. cement

Most ly, ad. for the greatest part.
Mo tion, s. the act of changing place
Mo tive, s. cause or choice

Met to. s. a sentence added to a de-
vice

Motc ment. s. motion

Moul der, v n. to be turned to dust
Moul dy, a. over-grown with concre-

tions

Mountain, s. a large hill
Mourn er, s, one who grieves
Mourn ful, a. sorrowful

Na tion, s. a people

Na tive, a. natural

Na tive, a. original inhabitant

Na ture, s. disposition

Na val, a. belonging to ships.
Naugh ty, a. wicked

Nau seous, a. disgustful
Na ry, s. a number of ships
Near ly, ad. at no great distance
Near ness. s. closeness
Neat Iv, ad. elegantly
Near ness, s. cleanliness
Nec tar, s. drink for the heathen

vinities

Need ful, a, necessary
Nee dle, s to sew with
Ne gro, s. a black moor
Neigh bour, s. one who lives near
Nei ther, conjunct, not either
Ne phew, s. the son of a brother
sister

Ner vous, a. vigorous
Ne ther, a. lower

Neu tral, s. who does not engage on Omen, s. a good or bad sign.

Nitrous, a. impregnated with nitre Orange, s. a tree or fruit

Non plus, s. inability to do or say Orphan, s. a child without parents

Nut meg, s. the kernel of a large yes, s. the introduction to a pros