In' fan try, n. the foot sol diers of an army. In fat' u ate, v. to strike with folly; to bewitch. In fat u a' tion, n. a depri. vation of reason. In fect', v. to taint; to poison; to pollute. In fec' tion, n. a contagion; a corrupt effluvium. In fec' tious, a. contagious; catching. In fer', v. to conclude from. In' fer ence, n. a conclu sion from premises. In fel ri or, a. lower in place or value. n. one lower in rank or station. In fe ri or' i ty, n. lower state of dignity or value. In fin' i tỹ, n. immensity; endless number. In firm', a. weak of body or mind; not solid. In firm' a rỷ, n. a residence for the sick. In firm' i tỷ, n. weakness failing; disease. In flame, v. to set on fire; to irritate. In flam' ma ble, a. easy to be set on fire. In flam ma' tion, n. an un natural heat of the blood; state of being in in a flame. In flate, v. to swell or puff up with wind. In flect', v. to bend; to bow; to change ; to vary. In flex' i ble, a. not to be bent; immoveable. In flict', v. to lay a punish ment upon. In' flu ence, v. to bias; to have power over. n. an In hab' it, v. to dwell in. In hab' it a ble, 2. that may be inhabited In hab' i tant, n one who dwells in a place. In hale', v. to draw in with the air. In he' rent, a. innate; inborn. In her it, v. to possess of inheritance. In her' it ance, na hereditary possession. In hos' pi ta ble, a. unkind to strangers. In human, a. barbarous ; savage; cruel. In hu man ly, ad. cruelly; barbarously. In ject', v. to throw in. In im' i cal, a. hostile ; adverse; unkind. In im' i ta ble, a. above imitation. In i" qui tous, a unjust. In " qui ty, n. injustice; wickedness; sin. In i" tial, a. placed at the beginning; incipient. In i" tiate, v. to admit; to instruct. In ju di" cious, a. void of judgment. In junc' tion, n. a com mand; a precept. In' jure, v. to wrong; to hurt unjustly. In ju' ri ous, a. unjust; hurtful; destructive. In' ju ry, n. mischief; outrage; annoyance. In jus' tice, n. unfair dealing; isiquity. In' land, a. remote; back from the sea; interior. In lay', v. to variegate. In nate', a. inborn; natural. In' no cence, n. purity; harmlessness; simplici ty. In' no cent, a. pure; harm. less; innoxious. In no va' tion, n. the introduction of novelty. In noxious, a. not hurt ful; harmless. In nu en' do, n. an oblique hint. In nu' me ra ble, a. not to be numbered. In oc' u late, v. to proga gate by insertion. In of fen' sive, a. harmless; innocent. In or' di nate, a. irregular; disorderly. In or gan' ic al, a. without proper organs. In' quest, n. a judicial inquiry or examination. In qui'e tude, n. uneasiness; disquiet. In quire', v. to ask about; to seek out. In qui' ry, n. an examination; a search. In quis i tive, a. prying; curious. In' road, n. an incursion. In scribe, v. to write up on; to dedicate. In scrip' tion, n. a title, name or character written or engraved upon any thing. In scru' ta ble, a. unsearch able; hidden. In se cure', a. not secure ; not safe. In sen si bil' i tỹ, n. stu pidity; torpor. In sep' a ra ble, a. not to be disjoined. In sert', v. to place among other things. In sid' i ous, a. treacher ous. In sig nif' i cance, n. a want of meaning. In sig nif' i cant, a. unimportant; trifling. In sin cere', a. unfaithful. In sin' u ate, v. to hint artfully; to wheedle. In sin u a' tion, n. the power of pleasing or stealing upon the affec tions. In sip' id, a. without taste; flat; duil. In sist', v. to persist in ; to urge. In snare', v. to entrap; to inveigle; to entangle. In' so lence, n. haughtiness; pride. In' so lent, a. haughty; overbearing; proud. In' so lent ly, ad. haughtily; rudely. In sol' ven cy, n. an ina. bility to pay debts. In sol' vent, a. not able to pay debts. In spect', v. to look narrowly into. In spec' tion, n. a close examination. In spec' tor, n. a superintendent. In spi ra' tion, n. an infusion of supernatural ideas into the mind. In spire', v. to breathe or infuse into. In sta bil' i ty, n. fickle ness; mutability. In stable, a. inconstant; changing. In stâll, v. to put into pos session; to invest. In stâll a' tion, n. the act of installing. In stâl' ment, n. payments made at several times; installation. In' stance, v. to give or offer an example. n.importunity; example. In stan ta' ne ous, a. done in an instant. In stant' lỹ, ad. immediately; momentarily. In' sti gate, v. to tempt or urge to ill. In sti ga' tion, n. an incitement to a crime. In sti ga' tor, n. an inciter to ill. In stil', v. to infuse by drops; to insinuate any thing imperceptibly into the mind. In' stinct, n. natural desire or aversion ; the power which determines the will of brutes. In stinct' ive, a. acting without the direction of reason. In stinct' ive lỹ, ad. by the call of nature. In' sti tute, v. to fix; to establish; to appoint. n. an established law; a precept. In sti tu' tion, n. an es tablishment; a law. In sti tu` tor, n. an establisher; an instructer; educater. In struct', v. to teach; to direct to train up. In struct' er, n. a teacher: instructor. In struc' tion, n. the act of teaching; information; mandate; precept. In struc' tive, a. conveying knowledge. In' stru ment, n. a tool; a deed or contract. In stru ment' al, a. conducive to some end; helpful performed by in struments. In stru men tal i tỷ, n. subordinate agency. In sut' fer a ble, a. insupportable; intolerable. In suf fi" cien cỹ, n. in adequateness; inabili ty. In suf fi" cient, a. inade quate to any purpose. In' sult, n. an act of inso lence or contempt In sult', v. to treat with insolence. In su per a ble, a. insur mountable; invincible. In sup pot a ble, a. not to be endured. In sur mount' a ble, a. unconquerable. In sur rec' tion, n. a re bellion; a sedition. In' te ger, n. the whole of any thing. In' te gral, a. whole; not fractional; complete. In teg ri ty, n. honesty ; purity of mind. In' tel lect, n. perception ; understanding. In tel lect' u al, a. belonging to the mind. In tel' li gence, n. notice; understanding; skill. Intelligent, a. knowing; instructed; skilful. In tel' li gi ble, a. easily understood. In tel' li gi bly, ad clear ly; plainly; distinctly. In tem' pe rance, n. excess; irregularity. In tem' per ate, a. immoderate: ungovernable; excessive in meat or drink. In tense, a. vehement; ardent; attentive. In tense' ly, ad. to a great or extreme degree. In tense ness, n. eagerness; closeness. In tent', a. anxiously and unceasingly diligent. n. a design; purpose. In ten' tion, n. a design; a purpose. In ten' tion al, a. designed; done by design. In ter', v. to bury. In ter cede', v. to medi |