cous' in, (kiz' zn,2) a relation. move, 5 Verb, feign, (fane,5) to dissemble. crews, (kr88s.2) ship's companionsfaint, (fant,5) to grow feeble. feint,(fant,5) a false appearance. fare,2, food, the price of passage. fair,2, a beauty, (3) handsome. proc-feet,2, the plural of foot. cruise, (krös,2) a small cup. 1,2) yarn twisted. feat, (fète,2) act, deed, exploit. float, (abte,5) to swim on the water dis créét,3, prudent, sober. fain, (fane,3) glad, merry. foul,3, not clean, filthy, impure. gà bé1,, an excise, a tax. ga' ble,2 the sloping roof. gate,2, the door of a city or castle gait, (gite,2) manner of walking. gage, (gdje,2) a pledge, a pawn. gauge, (gadje,2) a measure. gall, (gwl,2) the bile, bitterness. Gaul, (gawl,2) a Frenchman. gå zet',2, a small Venetian coin. ga zette', (ga zêt,2) a news paper. gilt, part. of gild. 10 Inter hey, (h,10) an expression of joy. heel,2, the part of foot or shoe. heal, (hele,s) to cure a person. here,6, in this place. hear (hère,2) to listen, to hearken, hérd,2, number of beasts together heard, (herd,9) of to hear. hue, (h,2) colour, a clamour. hew, (hd,s) to cut with an axe. Hugh, (3,2) a man's name. hie, (1,5) to go in haste to hasten. high, (1,3) lofty, elevated. hire,s, to work for wages. gold.high'er, (hår,3) more high. guilt, (git,2) a crime, an offence. gléde,2, a kite. glead, (glede,2) a kind of hawk. gild,s, to overlay with thin guild, (gld,2) a corporation. gláre,s, to dazzle the eye. glaire, (glare,2) the white of an egg gråte,2, range of bars for fire. great, (grite,3) large in bulk. grat' er, (grate' ir,2) a coarse file. great' er, (gråte år,3) larger. Gréése,2, a country in Europe. greece, (gréése,2) a flight of steps. grease, (grèse,2) unctuosity. groan, (grone,5) to breathe in pain. grown, (grdue,9) increased. hac' kle, (hik' k1,2) raw silk. hatch' el, (hik ki,2) an instrument hål 18',5, to cry as after a dog. hal loo',s, to call or shout to. håle,s, sound, healthy, hearty. hail, (hale,5) to salute, to call to. háre,2, a small quadruped. hair, (hare,2) tegument. hårt,2, the male of the roe. heart, (bart,2)the seat of life. håte,2, ill will, malignity. height, (hite,2) elevation. håll,2, a large room. haul, (hawl,s) to pull, to draw. hay, (h,2) dried grass. hight, (blte,3) was named, called. height, (hlte,5) degree of altitude. him,4, the oblique case of he. hymn,(him,2) an encomiastick song. hỏ,10, a call, exclamation. hoe, (hỏ,2) a tool to cut up the earth hole,2, a cavity, a perforation. whole (hole,3) all, total, unimpaired horde,, a clan, a crew of people. hoard, (hörde,5) to lay up store. I,4, myself. [sight. eye, (1,2) the organ of vision or in ci'dents, (a' se dents,2) events. in ci dence, (a' se dense,2) casualty. in,7, concerning, (6) not out. inn,2, a tavern for travellers. in' nó cênts, 2, guiltless persons. in' nó cênce,2, harmlessness. in tense',3, raised to a high degree in tênts',2, meanings, purposes. in tên' sion,2, the act of forcing. in tên' tion,2, design, purpose. isle, (le,2) an island. aisle, (le,2) the walk in a church, jam,2, a conserve of fruit. jamb, (jam,2) a supporter. jest,2, à ludicrous thing. gest, (jest,2) a deed, an action. ju' ry, (já rẻ,2) men who try causes jew' ry, (j' ré,2) judice. jůst,s, upright, equitable. joust, (just,2) a mock fight. key,(kè,2)an instrument to unlock quay, (kè,2) a'wharf or dock. kill,s, to deprive of life. kiln, (1,2) a stove. nave,2, middle part of a wheel. Imave, (nåve,2) a dishonest man. need,s, to want, (2) exigency. knead, (need,s) to work dough. kneed, (need,3) having knees. new, (ad,3) fresh, modern. knew, (ad,) pret. of know. knight, (alte,2) the title of honour. night, (nite,2) the time of darkness nit,2, the egg of an insect. knit, (nit,5) to make by texture. no,6, negatively, (3) not any. know, (6,5) to be informed. not,6, no more. knot, (nôt,2) the but-end of a limb nose, (noze,2) the organ of scent. knows, (noze,5) 3d person of know lade,s, to load, to freight. laid, (lide,9) of lay. låw,2. a rule of action. la, (w,10) see, look, behold. lacks,s, 3d person of lack. lax, (k,2) looseness. lane,2, a way between fences. lain, (line,9) of lie. léě,2, dregs, sediment, refuse. lea, (1,2) ground enclosed. ley, (1,2) a field. leaf, (1,2) foliage, part of a book lief, er,6) willing, (3) beloved. léék,2, a pot herb. leak, (ike,2) to let water in or out pin, no, 4 Pronoun, move, 5 Verb, leave, (lève,2) grant of liberty. lieve, (ičev,6) willingly. led,9, pret. of to lead. lead, (1,2) a soft heavy metal. les' sen, (les' sn,5) to diminish. les' son, (lês' sa,2) any thing read. Let' tice, (let' tis,2) a woman's name let' tuce, (let tla,2) a plant. lev' ee, (lêv' vè,2)attendant at court lev' y, (lev' vè,5) to raise money. li' er, (1 år,2) one that rests. li'ar, (l' ur,2) who wants veracity. lyre, (tre,2) a musical instrument. limb, (im,2) a member, a border. limn, (m,5) to paint any thing. links, (fagks,2) rings of a chain. lynx, (lingks,2) a spotted beast. 18,10, behold, look, see. low, (18,3) humble, not high. lock,s, to fasten doors. lough, (1,2) a lake. lomp, (lump,2) a round fish. lump,2, a shapeless mass. lone,3, solitary, without company loan, (1dne,2) any thing lent. måde,9, of make. maid, (måde,2) a single woman. måle,2, the he of any species. mail, (måle,2) postman's bundle. måne,2, the hair of a horse. main, (måne,3) principal, chief. man' tel, (min' tl,2) a frontispiece. man' tle, (man' 11,2) a garment. máze,2, confusion of the thought. maize, (maze,2) indian wheat. man' or, (mân' når,2) a tract of land man' ner, (man' nur,2) civility.. mår' shål,2, the chief officer. mar' tial, (mår sål,3) warlike. mår' tin,2, a kind of swallow. mar' ten, (mår' tin,2)a large weasel mean, (mêne,3) base, despicable. mien, (mène,2) air, look, manner. mééd,2, reward, present, gift. mead, (mide,2) a kind of drink.. mere,3, that or this only. meer, (mère,3) simple, unmixed. méct,s, to come together. méte,s, to measure. meat, (mète,2) food in general. met al, (met t1,2) gold, silver, &c. met' tle, (met tl,2) spirit, courage. muse, (mize,5) to ponder, to study mews, (mize,2) the cry of a cat. mite,2, a small insect. might, (mlte,2) power, strength. moan, (mone,6) to lament. mown, (mone,9) of mow. mote,2, a small particle moat, (mote,2) a ditch, a canal. mule,2, a mungrel animal. mewl, (mdle,s) to squall as a child naught, (nwt,3) corrupt, bad. nought, (nwt,2) not any thing. någ,2, a small horse." knag, (nag,2) hard knot in wood. nay, (4,6) no, not only, but more neigh, (2) the voice of a horse. neal, (nèle,s) to temper by heat. kneel, (addi,s) to bend the knee. nåp,2, slumber, a short sleep. knap, (nap,s) to break short. nun,2, a religious woman. none, (nin,3) not one, not any. ore,2, metal unrefined. oar, (dre,2) an instrument to row. o' er, (bre,6) above, beyond. oh! (8,10) denoting pain, sorrow. owe, (4,5) to be indebted. won, (win,9) of win. one, (win,3) the cardinal of first. dür,4, belonging to us. 9 Participle, Txine, think. 10 Interjection. hour, (8dr,2) sixty minutes. pale,3, white of look, dim. pail, (ple,2) a wooden vessel. pal' let, (par ft,2) small bed. pal' ette, (par ft,2) a painter's board pane,2, a square of glass. pain, (pine,2) punishment. påre,s, to cut off the surface. pair, (pare,2) two of a sort. pear, (pâre,2) a fruit. påll,2, a funeral cloth. Paul, (pin,2) a man's name. pan' nel, (pan' afl,2) saddle. [door. pan' el, (pan' nfl,2) a square in a påste,2, cement. [lar gait. paced, (paste,s) having a particuapa' tience, (p' shense,2) endurance. pa' tients, (pa shents,2) sick people. paws, (pawa,2) the feet of a beast. pause, (pwz,2) a stop, suspense. peace, (pése,2) respite from war. piece, (pese,2) a patch [nence. peak, (peke,2) the top of an emipique, (pék,2) an ill will. péél,2, the skin of a thing. peal, (péle,2) the sound of bells. pên' cll,2, a lead pen. pen' sile, (pen' s1,2) hanging. poèr,2, one of the same rank. pier, (per,2)the pillar of a bridge pên' itênce,2, repentance.[for sin pen'i tênts,2, sorrowful persons Pe' ter, (pe' tur,2) a man's name. pe' tre, (pè' tur,2) saltpetre, nitre. place,2, a seat, residence, mansion. plaice, (plase,2) a flat fish. pláne,2, a carpenter's tool. plain, (pline,2) level ground. plate,2, wrought silver. plait, (plate,2) a fold, (s) to braid. please, (pidze,5) to delight, to like. plumb, (plám,2) a plummet. 4 Pronoun, måve, 5 Verb, ry' der, (rl' důr,2) a clause added prac' tice,(prik' tis,2)customary use rhyme, (rime,2) poetry, a poem. róôd,2, the fourth part of an acre |