Al der man, s. the magistrate of a Bale fully, ad. sorrowfully
Al co ran, s. Mahomet's book Al ge bra, s. a kind of arithmetick Alien ate, v a. to transfer property Ali ment, s. food, nourishment Al ma nack, s. a calendar Al mo ner, s. an Al ti tude, s. height Am ber gris, s. a fragrant drug Am bi ent, a. surrounding Am i ty, s. friendship Amorous, a, inclined to love Am ple ness, s. largeness Am plify, v a, to enlarge Am pli tude, s. largeness
Am pu tate, v a. to cut off a limb Analyze, v a, to resolve
An ces. tor, s. from whom one de- cends
An cient ly, ad. in old times
Ba nish ment, s. the state of an exile Bar ba cue, s. a hog dressed whole Bash ful ness, s. modesty Bas ilisk, s. a serpent
Bat te ry, s. the act of battering Bat-tle ment, s. a strong wall Beau te ous, a. elegant in form Beau ti fy, v a. to adorn Bed la mite, s. a mad man
Beg gar ly, a. mean, poor, ad. mean ly
Beg ga ry, s. indigence
Bel we ther, s. a sheep with a bell Be ne fice, s. advantage Be ne fit. s. a kindness Ber ga mot, s. a sort of pear Bes ti al, a. brutal
Bi ga mist, s. one having two wives Bi got ed, a. prepossessed in fovour of something
An di ron, s. irons belonging to a Bigotry, s. blind zeal
An ec dote, s. a pleasing story A ni mal, s. a living creature An nu lar, a. like a ring
An swer er, s. one who answers An ti pepe, s. one who usurps pope-dom
An ti quate, v a. to make obsolate Anxiously, ad. solicitously Ap a thy, s. freedom from passion A pish ly, ad, like an ape A po logue, s. a contrived story Ar chi tect, s. a builder Ardu ous, a. difficult
Ar ga ment, s. reasoning
Bit ter ness, s. acidity of taste
Blus ter er, s. a swaggerer
Bois te rous, a. violent
Boun da ry, s. limit, bound Boun te ous, a. generous
Brev ia ry, s. the daily service of the
Brick lay er, s. a brick-mason Bro ther hood, s. fraternity Bur den some, a. grievous
Butch e ry, s. the trade of a butcher But ter fly, s. a pretty insect C
Ca len dar, s. a register
A ri es, s. one of the signs of the zo- Ca len der, s. for dressing cloth
Ar ma ment, s. naval force
Ar mo rer, s. who makes armour Ar mo ry, s. a place for arms Ar rant ly, ad. corruptly Ar ro gant, a. haughty, Artfully, ad, with art Ar ti choke, s. a plant
Calum ny, s. slander
Can did ly, ad. fairly
Can dle mas, s. the feast of purifica
Can dle stick, s. that holds candles Can ni bal, s. a man eater
Can on ist, s. a professor, of the ca- non law
Ca no nize, v a. to declare one a
Ar ti cle, s. a part of speech, a clause Au gu ry, s. prediction from omens saint Aw ful ly, ad. with reverential fear Awk wardly, ad. inelegantly
Ba che lor, s. an unmarried man
Can on ship, s. an ecclesiastical be- nefice
Ca pi as, s. a writ of execution Car di nal, s. a principal
Back bi ter, s. one who speaks ill of Care ful ness, s, yigilence
De le gate, v a. to send away s. a deputy
Den i zen, s. a free man Den si ty, s. closeness De pre date, v a. to pillage
Cau te rise, v a. to burn with an De pu ty, s. a lieutenant
Ce le brate, va. to praise Cen tu ry, s. a hundred years Cham ber er, s. a man of intrigue Chas ti ty, s. purity Cheer ful ness, s. alacrity
Cho co late, s. liquor made of the
Chris tian name, s. a name given at the font
Chy mi cal, a. relating to chymistry
Cin na mon, s. a spice
Cir cum stance, s. accident, state Co mi cal, a. diverting
Com pli cate, v a. to compound Com pli ment, s, act of civility Con se crate, v a. to make sacred Con sequence, s. that which fol lows
Con ti nent, a. chaste
Con ver sant, a, acquainted with Co pi ous, a. abundant Cor di al, a, sincere
Coun ter plot, s. artifice,opposed to artifice
Cour te sy, s. civility
Cre di tor, s. one who gives credit Cre du lous, a. ready to believe Cri ti cize, v a. to censure Cru ci ble, s. a chymist's pot Crys tal line, a. transparent, Cu bi cal, a. like a cube Cul pa ble, a. criminal Cul ti vate, v a, to improve Cu ri ous, a. inquisitive Cur vi ture, s. inflexion Cy ni cal, a. churlish
Cy no sure, s. the north star
Dain ti ness, s. delicacy Dal li ance, s. fondness Dam na ble, a. wicked Dam ni fy, v a. to injure Dan ger ous, a, hazardous Das tard ly, a. cowardly De cen cy, s. propriety
De di cate, v a. to consecrate
De sig nate, v a. to point out De so late, v a. to lay waste, a. laid
Des ti ny, s. invincible necessity De tri ment, loss, out of the way Di a dem, s. a crown Di a lect, s. manner of expression Di a phragm, s. the midriff Di a ry, s. à journal Dif fer ence, s. a dispute Di fi dence, s. distrust Dig ni fy, v a. to advance Dig ni ty, s. a rank of elevation Diligence, s, industry Di mi ty, s. cotten cloth Di o cese, s. a bishop's jurisdiction Dis so nance, s. disagreement of sounds-
De vi ate, v n. tomate
Di vi dend, s. a share Diz zi ness, s. giddiness Doc tri nal, a. Containing doctrine Do cu ment, s. precopt Dog ma tize, v n. to assert posi- tively
Dow a ger, s. a widow with a join
Drow si ness, s. sleepiness Drud ge ry, s. mean labour Du el ist, s. a combatant
Dul ce mer, s. a musical instru
Du ra ble, a. lasting Du te ous, a. obedient Du ti ful, a. respectful
Dy nas ty, s. a government Dys u ry, s. difficulty of making
Ear li ness, s. quickness Ear nest ness, s. eagerness Ec sta cy, s. rapture Ed i fice, s. a fabrick
E du cate, v a. to breed up Effigy, s. an image Ef flu ence, s, a flowing from Eg lan tine, s. a rose E le ment, s, air, fire &c
E go tism, s. the frequent use of Fe de ral, a. relating to a league.
speaking of oneself
E le phant, s. a beast El e yate, v a. to raise El o quent, a. oratorial
E ma nate, v n. to issue from Em bas sy, s. a public message Em bry o, s. the child in the womb E me rald, s. a green stone Em pe ror, s. one superior to a King
En pha sis, s. stress of voice
upon a word or sentence
En mi ty, s. malice
En ter prise, s. an attempt En ti ty, s. real being En vious, a. grudging
Ep i curean, s. a man of luxury Episode, s, a digression in a poem Epitaph, s. an inscription upon a tomb-stone
E qui page, s. furniture E qui ty, s. justice, right Es cu lent, a. eatable
Eu pho ny, s. a pleasing sound Ex cel lent, s. of great virtue Ex i gence, s. want, need Ex o dus, s. a departure Ex or cism, s. abjuration Ex pi ate, v a. to atone for Ex plicate, v a. to unfold Eye ser vice, s. that service done under inspection
Eye wit ness, s. an ocular evidence F
Fa bu lous, a. feigned
Fac to ry, s. a house of traders Fa cul ty, s. ability, power Faith ful ness, s. honesty Fal co ner, s. one who trains hawks Fal li ble, a, liable to err Fa mi ly, s. race, tribe Fas ci nate, v a. to bewitch Father hood, s. the quality of father Fa ther ly, a. paternal
Fa thom less, a. without bottom Fawn ing ly, ad, in a cringing man-
Fe al ty, s. duty due to a Lord Fea si ble, a. practionable Febri fuge, s. medicine to expel the fever
Fe cu lence, s. muddiness Fe cu lent, a. foul, dreggy
Fee ble ness, s. infirmity Feign ed ly, ad. not truly Fel low ship, s. association Fe mi nine, a. female, soft Fen ci ble, a. capable of defence Fer ti lize, v a. to make fruitful Fic cle ness, s. inconstancy Fil thi ness, s. foulness Fi ne ry, s. splendour Fini cal, a. foppish Fir ma ment, s. the sky Fish mon ger, s. a dealer in fish Fis tu la, s. an ulcer
Fla ge let, s. a small flute Flat ter er, s. a wheedler Flat te ry, s. false praise Flexi ble, a. pliant
Fluc tu ate, n. to roll to and fro Fo lio, s. a book whose sheets are doubled once only
Fop pe ry, s. affectation of show For ci ble, a. strong
Fore cas tle, s. part of a ship For ma list, s. one who prefers form to reality
For mal ly, ad. precisely For mer ly, ad. time past For ti fy v a. to strengthen For ti tude, s. courage
For tu nate, a. successful, lucky For ward ness, s. assurance Fos ter child, s. a child raised by a woman not its inother
Frac tion al, a. belonging to a bro- ken member
Fra gran cy, s. sweetness of smell Frau du lence, s. deceitfulness Free hold er, s. who holds free land Fre quen cy, s. concourse Fre quent ly, ad. often times Fret ful ness, s. peevishness Fri gid ly, ad. coldly, dully Fruc tu ous, a. fruitful Ful ling mill, s. a mill for scout- ing cloth
Ful mi nant, a. thundering Ful mi nate, v n. to thunder Fu ga cious, a. fleeting G
Ga lax y, s. the milky way Gal lant ly, ad. bravely, nobly Gal lo way, s. a horse Qurteen
Går den er,s. a cultivator of gardens Hor ri ble, a, dreadful
Hor ri bly, ad. dreadfully Hos pi tal, s, a place for sick Hu ma nist, s. a gramarian Hu ma nize, v a. to soften Hu morous, a. jocular Hu mor some, a. peevish Hus ban dry, s. tillage Hy a cinth, s. a plant Hy dro mel, s. honey & water
Glom er ate, v a. to gather into a Hy pocrite, s. one who deceitfully
Gloom i ness, s. want of light
Good li ness, s. grace, elegance Gorge ous ly, ad. splendidly
Gor man dize, v a. to feed ravenous.ly
Go vern ance, s guidance
Gra cions ly, ad. kindly
I dle ness, s. laziness
I dol ize, v a. to adore Ig ne ous, a. firy
Ig no rance, s. want of knowledge Ig no rant, a. uninstructed
Im i tate, v a. to counterfeit Im mi nent, a. impending
Gra du ate, v a. to dignify with de- Im ple ment, s. instrument
Ha bi tant, s. a dweller Ha bi tude, s. custom
Hand bas ket, s. a portable basket Han di craft, s. manual occupation Har bin ger, s. a forerunner Har di ness. s. stoutness Har le quin, s. a buffoon
Har mo nize, v a. to adjust in order Has tiness, s. speed, hurry Haugh ti ness, s. pride Heart i ness, s. sincerity Hea ven ly, ad. in a heavenly ner, a. like heaven
He ca tomb, s. a sacrifice
Heed ful ness, s. caution Hei nous ly, ad, wickedly He rald ry, s, the art of a herald He re sy, s, private opinion
Her mi tage, s, the cell of a hermit Hes i tate, v n, to be doubtful His to ry, s. a relation of facts Hi ther to, ad, to this time Ho'li ness, s, sanctity
Ho mi cide, s, manslaying.
Im pli cate, v a. to entangle Im po tent, a. weak
Im pre cate, v a. to pray for evil In ci dence, s. accident In ci dent, a. fortuitous
In ci dent, s. something happening beside the mean design Incre ment, s. increase In di cant, a. showing In di gence, s. want In di gent, a. poor, needy In di go, s. a plant for dying In do lence, s. laziness In fa moss, a. scandalous In fa my, s. scandal
In fan cy, s. the first part of life In fan try, foot soldiers
In fe rence, s. a conclusion drawn from arguments
In fi del, s. an unbeliever.
In fi nite, a. unbounded
In ju ry, s. mischief
In lan der, s. a dweller from the sca In no cence, s. purity
In no cent, a. free from guilt In so lence, s. contemptuous prid In stant ly, ad. immediately In sti gate, v a. to urge to ill' In sti tute v a. to establish
In stru ment, s. a tool
In su lar, a, like an island
Hem i ly, s, a discourse read to a In te ger, a. whole
In tel lect, & understanding G2
In ter course, s. commerce
In ter est, va & n. to concern, s. Land hold er, s. who holds land
In te rim, ad. in the meantime
In ter val, s. space between
Land job ber, one who buys and sells
Land la dy, s. the mistress of an inn
In ti mate, a. familiar, s. a near ac- Land wait er, s. a custom-house of
In ti mate, v a. to hint In tri cate, a. perplexed In vi ous, a. impassible In vo cate, v. a. to call upon. In ward ly, ad. in the heart Irk some ness, s. tediousness 1 ro ny, s. a mode of speaking Ir ri gate; v a. to water Ir ritate, v a. to provoke Is chu ry, s. stoppage of water Is ling glass, s. fine glue Island er, s. inhabitant of an island
Lan guid ly, ad. weakly
Lan guish ment, s. a state of pining La pi date, y a. to cast stones La si tude, s. weariness
La ti ral, a. belonging to the side La ti nist, s. one skilled in latin La ti tude, s. breadth Lat ter ly, ad. of late.
Lau da ble, a. praise worthy Lau da bly, ad. deserving praise La ven der, s. a plant
Laugh a ble, a. exciting laughter Laugh ing stock, s. an object of ri dicule
Law ful ly, ad. legally
Law giv er, s. a maker of laws
Tax a tive, a. purgative
Lax i ty, s. looseness
La zily, ad. idly
Le che rous, a. lewd, lustful
Ju ry man, s. one impannelled on a Lec tu rer, s. one who teaches lec
Jus tify, va. to vindicate
Kal en dar, s. (written calendar) an account of time
Kid nap per, s. one who steals hu- man beings
Kidney bean, s. a kind of pulse Kil der kin, s. a small barrel- King fish er, s, a bird
Kins wo man, s. a female relation Kitch en maid, s. a scullion, Ana ve ry, s. dishonesty Kna vish ly, ad. fraudulently Know ing ly, ad. with skill
a bial, a. fittered by the lips La bour er, s. one employed Coarse work.
La by rinth, s. a maze La ce rate, va. to tear
Lach ry mal, a. generating tears, Lac te ousa. milky
La dy ship, s. the title of a lady La i ty, s. the common people
Le ga lize, y a. to authorize Le gal ly, ad. lawfully Le gi ble, ad. easy to be read Le ni ent, a. assuasive Le ni tive, a. emollient Le ni ty, s. mildness
Le pro sy, s. a distemper Let ter ed, a. educated
Level er, s. one who makes eventi. Le ye ret, s. a young hare
Le vi ty, s. lightness
Lex i con, s. a greek dictionary Libelous, a. defamatory
in Li ber ty, s. freedom
Li bra ry, s. a collection of books Lic kerish, a. delicate of taste. Li ga ment, s. that connects the parts
Li ga ture, s. a bandage Lig ne ous, a. made of wood Like li hood, s. appearance
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