Fåte, får, fåll, fåt—mẻ, mẻt —plne, pîn―nò, môve. Affixion, af-fik'shûn s. the act of affixing ;|Aforegoing, â-före'go-ing part. a. going be state of being affixed Aforehand, â-fòre'hând ad. by a previous Afflation, âf-fla'shun s. the act of breath- provision; previously fitted ing upon [power of prophecy Aforementioned, â-före mên-shủnd a. menAfflatus, âf-fla'tås s. communication of the tioned before {fore Afflict, af-flikt v. a. to put to pain; to Aforenamed, â-före'nå-mêd a. named begrieve, to torment [ness, grief Aforesaid, â-fore'såde a. said before Afflictedness, af-flik'têd-ness s. sorrowful- Aforetime, â-fore'time ad. in time past Afflicter, âf-fik'tår s. the person who afflicts Afraid, â-fråde' part. a. terrified, fearful Affliction, âf-flik'shån s. the cause of pain Afresh, â-fresh' ad. anew, again or sorrow, calamity Afront, â-frånt' ad. in front Afflictive, af-flik'tiv d. painful, tormenting After, åf'tår prep. following in place; in Affluence, âf'flù-ênse s. the act of flowing; pursuit of; in imitation of exuberance of riches [uberant, wealthy After, âf'tår ad. in succeeding time Affluent, âf'flù-ẻnt a. flowing,abundant, ex- Afterages, âf'tür-a'jêz s. succeeding times Affluentness, âf'flù-ênt-nêss s. the quality of Afterall, âf'tår-åll'ad. at last, in fine, in being affluent [fluence conclusion Afflux, af flüks s. the act of flowing, af- Afterbirth, âf'tår-berth s. the secundine Affluxion, âf-flük'shůn s. the act of flowing Afterclap, âf'tår-klâp s. an unexpected to a particular place; that which flows event happening after an affair is supAfford, âf-ford' v. a. to yield or produce, posed to be at an end to be able to bear expenses [to forest Aftercost, âf'tür-köst s. the expense incurAfforest, âf-för'rést v. a. to turn ground in- red after the original plan is executed Affranchise, âf-frân'tshiz v. a. to make free Aftercrop, âf'tår-krop s. second harvest Affray, af-fra v. a. to fright, to terrify Aftergame, âf'tår-game s. methods taken Affray, âf-fra' s. a tumultuous assault after the first turn of affairs Affriction, af-frik'shåns. the act of rub- Aftermath, âf'tur-mâth s. second crop o bing one thing upon another [to terrify grass, mown in autumn Affright, âf-frite' v. a. to affect with fear, Afternoon, âf'tür-noon' s. the time from Affright, âf-frite' s. terrour, fear the meridian to the evening Affrightful, åf-frite'fül a. terrible Afterpains, åf'tår-pånz s. pains after birth Affrightment, åf-frite'mênt s. the impres- Aftertaste, âf'tür-taste s. taste remaining sion of fear, terrour [voke, offend upon the tongue [ter the act Affront, âf-frunt' v. a. to encounter, pro- Afterthought, af'tur-thawt s. reflection afAffront, âf-frånt' s. insult, act of contempt Aftertimes, af'tår-timz s. succeeding times Affronter, âf-från'tûr s. the person who af- Afterward, âf'tûr-wård ad. in succeeding time fronts Affronting, åf-från'ting part. a. having the quality of affronting [on another Affuse, af-fuze' v. a. to pour one thing upAffusion, âf-fù'zhún s. the act of affusing Again, â-gên' ad. a second time, once more Affy, af-fl' v. a. to betroth in order to mar- Against, â-genst' prep. contrary, opposite Affy, af-fl' v. n. to put confidence in [riage Agape, â-gåpe' ad. staring with eagerness Afield, â-fèèld' ad. to the field Agarick, åg'â-rîk s. a drug of use in physick, and the dying-trade fest class Afterwit, âf'tür-wit s. contrivance of expedients after the occasion of using them is past Aflat, â-flat' ad. level with the ground Afloat, â-flote' ad. floating Afoot, â-fut' ad. on foot, in action Afore, â-fore' prep. before, sooner, in time Agate, âg'ât s. a precious stone of the low. Agaty, ag'a-tè a. partaking of the nature of agate Afore, â-fore' ad in time past; in the fore-Age, aje s. the space of a hundred years part [fore the latter part of life to vex S. as når, nôt-tåbe, tåb, bûll-dil-pland-thin, THIS. Aged, a'jed a. old, stricken in years [into one figure Agedly, a'jèd-lè ad. after the manner of an Aggroup, ag-groop' v. a. to bring together aged person Aghast, a-gast' a. struck with horror Agency, a'jên-sè s. the quality of acting, at the sight of a spectre the state of being in action; business Agile, âj'il a. nimble, ready, active performed by an agent Agileness, âj'il-ness nimbleness, quickAgent, à'jênt a. acting upon, active [factor Agility, a-jil è-tè ness, activity Agent, à jent s. a substitute, a deputy, a Agist, a-jist' v. a. to feed the cattle of stran Aggeneration, âd-jên-nur-a'shun s. the gers in the king's forest, and to gather state of growing to another body the money, [mean rate Aggerate, åd'jur-ate v. a. to heap up Agistment, a-jîst'ment s. composition or Agglomerate, âg-glôm'mår-åte v. a. to Agitable, âj'e-tâ-bl a. that may be put in gather up in a ball [actuate Agglutinants, âg-glu'tè-nânts s. medicines Agitate, âj'è-tate v. a. to put in motion; to which have the power of uniting parts Agitation, âj-è-tà'shůn s. the act of moving together [one part to another any thing; the state of being moved, Agglutinate, ag-gla'tè-nate v. a. to unite discussion, disturbance Agglutination, ag glù-tè-na'shun s. union, cohesion Agglutinative, åg-gli'tè-nå-tiv a. that has the power of procuring agglutination Agminal, âg'mè-nâl a. belonging to a troop Aggrandize, âg'gran-dize v. a. to make Agnail, ag nåle s. a whitlow" [same father great, to enlarge, to exalt Agnation, âg-na'shun s. descent from the Aggrandizement, âg grân-dize-ment s, the Agnition, âg-ish'un s. acknowledgment state of being agrandized motion [fairs Agitator, âj'e-ta-tår s. he who manages afAglet, âg lét s. the representation of some animal Own Agnize, ág-nize' v. a, to acknowledge, to Aggrandizer, âg'gran-diz-ür s. the person [sion of one word to another that makes another great Agnomination, âg-nom-mè-ná'shůn s. alle Aggravate, âg grâ-vate v. a. to make heavy, Ago, a-go' ad. past, as, Long ago in a metaphorical sense; to make any Agog, a-gog, ad. in a state of desire thing worse Agoing, a-going ad. in action Aggravation, âg-grå-vå'shûn s. the act of Agone, a'gon' ad. ago, past [prize aggravating; the circumstances which Agonism, âg'o-nizm s, contention for a heighten guilt or calamity Agonistes, ag-o-ris'tèz s. a prize fighter Aggregate, ag'grè-gate a. framed by the Agonize, ag'o-nize v. n. to be in excessive collection of particular parts into one pain flent pain mass [conjunction of many particulars Agony, âg'd-nè s. the pangs of death; vioAggregate, ag'gre-gate s. the result of the Agrarian, â-gra're-an c. relating to acids Aggregate, aggrè-gate v. a. to collect to- or grounds Lyield to; to settle gether Agree, â-grèè' v. n. to be in concord; to Aggregation, âg-grè-gả'shủn s. the act of Agreeable,â-grèè'â-ba.suitable to, pleasing collecting; the whole composed by the Agreeableness, -grèè'â-bl-ness s. consiscollection of many particulars tency with, suitableness to; the quality Aggress, âg-gress' v. n. to commit the first of pleasing act of viclence Aggression, âg-gråsh'an s. commencement of a quarrel by some act of iniquity Aggressor, âg-grês'sår s. an assaulter or invader Agreeably, a-grèè'â-blè ad. consistently Agreed, a-greed' part. a. settled by consent. Agreement, 4-grêè'ment s. conccid, com pact, bargain [unpolishe Agrestick,å-grès tik a.belonging to the field, Aggrievance, âg-grẻ' vânses, injury, wrong Agriculture âg'rè-kúl-tshùre e. tillage, hus Aggrieve, g-grève' . . to give sorrow, bandry 1 B Fåte, får, fåll, fât-mè, mêt-pine, pin-nò, move, Agrimony, âg'rẻ-mån-nẻ s. the name of a Aisle, lle s. the walk in a church plant [by the ground from passing farther Ake, ake v. n. to feel a lasting pain Aground, â-ground' ad. stranded, hindered Akin, â-kin' a.. allied to by blood [ble Ague, gue s. an intermitting fever [ing Alabaster, âl'â-bâs-tůr s. a kind of soft marAgued, a gu-ed a. struck with ague, shiver-Alabaster, âl'â-has-tur a. made of alabaster Ague-fit,a gu-fits. the paroxysm of the ague Alack, â-lâk' int. an expression of sorrow Aguish, a'gu-ish a. having the qualities of Alackaday, â-lâk'a-da' int. a word noting [resembling an ague sorrow and melancholy Aguishness, a'gu-ish-ness s. the quality of Alacriously, â-lâk'rè-ås-lè ad.. cheerfully, Ah, à int. a word denoting dislike or com- without dejection an ague cies of clock [fashion [prise Alarm, å-lårm' v. a. to call to arms; to sur Alarm-bell, â-lårm'-bell s. the bell that is rung to give alarm surprising Alarming, â-lår'ming part. a. terrifying, Alas, â-låss' int. a word expressing lamenAlb, âlb s. a surplice (tation or pity Albeit,ål-be'it ad. although,notwithstanding Albugo, âl-bu'gos. a disease in the eye Alcahest, âl'ka-hests. a universal dissolvent Alcaid, al'cade s. the judge of a city Alchymical, ål-kîm'mè-kål a. relating to alchymy [manner of an alchymist [liness passion Alacrity,a-lak'kre-tes.cheerfulness,sprightAha! a-hå' int. a word intimating triumph Alamode, al-a-mode' ad. according to the Ahead,â-hêd'ad.further onwardthan another Aland, â-lând' ad. at land Aid, ade v.a. to help, to support, to succour Alarm, â-lårm' s. notice of danger, a spe Aid, àde s. help, support; in law, a subsidy Aidance, ade'ânse, s. help, support Aidant, ade'ânt a. helping, helpful Aid-de-camp, ade-de-kawng' s. an officer who attends the chief commander to carry his orders to the inferiour officers Aider, ade'ar s. a helper, an ally Aidless, àde'lêss a. helpless, unsupported Ail, ale v. n. to pain, to trouble Ailment, ale'ment s. pain, disease Ailing, ale'ing rart. a. sickly Aim, ame v.a. to endeavour to strike with a missile weapon; ts endeavour to reach 1 or obtain [on; au intention, a design Alchymically, al-kim'mè-kâl-lè ad. in the Air, àme s. the direction of a missile weap- Alchymist, al'kè-mist s. one who professes Air, are s. the element encompassing the the science of alchymy Tof wine earth; a gentle gale, musick, mein, an Alchymy, alk’kè-mè s. sublime chymistry; affected or laboured manner of gesture a kind of mixed metal Air, are v. a. to expose to the air, to take the air; to warm [with air Airbladder, åre'blåd-dår s. a bladder filled Airbuilt, åre'bilt a built in the air Air-drawn, are'dråwn a. painted in air Airer, åre år s. he that exposes to the air Airhole, åre hole s. a hole to admit air Airiness, are'è-ness s. exposure to the air; lightness, gaiety Airing, are ing s. a short jaunt Airshaft, åre'shåft s. a passage for the air spirits till they are wholly dephlegmated Alcoran, âl'ko-rån s. the book of the Ma hometan precepts and credenda [git in Alderman, ål'dir-mân s. a governour or ma Aleconner, åle’kôn-når s. an officer in th nôr, nôt-tube, tåb, båll-dil-poůnd-this, THIS. Alegar, ål'lè-går s. sour ale Alimony, al'lè-můn-nè s. legal proportion Alehoof, ale hoof s. ground ivy of the husband's estate allowed to the Alehouse, åle houses. a tippling house wife, upon the account of separation Alembick, å-lém'bik s. a vessel used in dis-Aliquant, âl'lè-kwânt a. parts of a numtilling ber, which will never make up the number exactly Alert, a-lêrt' a. watchful, vigilant, brisk Alertness, á-lêrt'nêss s. the quality of be-Aliquot, âl'lè-kwôt a. parts of any number ing alert [alehouse or quantity, such as will exactly meas Alewife, ale'wife s. a woman that keeps an ure it without any remainder Alexandrine, âl-lêgz-ân'drîn s. a verse con-Alish, àle'ish a. resembling ale sisting of twelve syllables Alive, â-live' a. not dead; unextinguished, Alexipharmick, â-lek-sè-får'mik a. that active; cheerful a. } [ent drives away poison, antidotal Alkahest, ál'kå-hest s. a universal dissolvAlexiterical, a-lék-se-têr're-kål Alkalescent, âl-kâ-lẻs'sẽnt a. that has a tena. that Alexiterick, â-lêk-sé-ter'rïk dency to the properties of an alkali which drives away poison [metick Alkali, al'kâ-le s. any substance which when Algebra,ål'je-brâ s. a peculiar kind of arith- mingled with acid,produces fermentation Algebraical, ál-je-bra è-kål ( relating to Alkaline, al'kâ-lin a. that has the qualities Algebraick, âl-je-bra'ik algebra of alkali [kaline Algebraist, âl-je-bra'ist s. one skilled in the Alkalizate, ál-kål'lè-zate v. a. to make alscience of algebra Alkalizate, ål-kâl'lè-záte a. that has the Algid, al'jid a. cold, chill qualities of alkali [alkalizating Alkalization, ål-kå-lè-zá'shûn s. the act of Alkanet, âl'kå-nẻt s. name of a plant Alkermes, âl-kér'mèz s. a confection made of the kermes berries All, all a. the whole, every one All, all s. the whole; every thing All, all ad. quite, completely, altogether All-hail, åll-håle' s. all health All-souls-day, åll-sólz-dà' s. the day on Algidity, âl-jid'dè-tè s. chilness, cold Alible, âl'è-bl a. neutritive, nourishing not allied to Alien, ale'yên s. a foreigner, a stranger Alienable, ale'yên-â-bl a. that may be transferred Alienate, åle-yên-ate v. a. to tranfer the Alight, å-lite v. a. to come down, to fall upon same manner which supplications are made for all souls Allay, ål-la v. a. to mix one metal with another; to quiet, pacify, repress Allay, al-la's. the metal of a baser kind mixed in coins, to harden them; any thing which, being added, abates the predominant qualities of that with which it is mingled Allayer, ål-là ́år s. the person or thing which has the power or quality of allaying Allay ment, al-la'ments. that which has the power of allaying [claration, plea Allegation, âl-lè-gà'shûn s. affirmation, deAllege,ål-lédje' v.a. to affirm, declare, main[leged tain Aliment, âl lé-mênt s. nourishment, food Alimental, âl-le-mên tâl a. that nourishes Alimentariness, âl-lè-mên'tâ-rè-ness s. the quality of being alimentary Alimentary, âl-le-mênt'å-rè a. that has the Allegeable, âl-lêdje'â-bl a. that may be alpower of nourishing [ty of nourishing Allegement, ål-lédje'ment s. the same with Alimentation, âl-le-men-tà'shån s. the quali- Allegation Alimonious, ál-lé-mò'nè-ûs e. that nourishes Alleger, ál-lêdje'år s. he that alleges Fate, får, fåll, fât-mè, mêt-plne, pla-nò, môve, Allegiance, ål-lè'jânse s. the duty of subjects Allowance, âl-löù'ânse s. sanction, license; Allegiant, ål-lè'jänt a. loyal, dutiful [eral permission; abatement; a sum granted Allegorick, ål-le-gör'rik a. not real, not hit- Alloy,âl-lôè' s. baser metal mixed in coinage Allegorical, al-le-gör're-kâl a. in the form Allude, âl-lude' v. n. to have some reference of an allegory [allegorical manner to a thing, without the direct mention Allegorically, al-lè-gör'rè-kâl-lè ad. after an Alluminor, ál-lù'mè-nûr s. one who paints Allegorize, al'lè-go-rize v. a. to turn into upon paper or parchment allegory, to form an allegory Allure, al-lure' v. a. to entice to any thing Allegory, al'le-gor-rè s. a figurative dis- Allurement, âl-lure'mênt s. enticement, course in which something is intended temptation manner that is not contained in the words lite- Allurer, ål-lù'rår s. enticer, inveigler rally taken [musick Alluringly, ál-lù'ring-lè ad. in an alluring Allegro, ál-lè'gròs. a sprightly motion in manner, enticingly [temptation Allelujah, âl-le-lù'yâ s. a word of spiritual Alluringness, al-lu'ring-ness. enticement, exultation; praise God [ease, to soften Allusion, âl-lú'zhún s. a hint, an implication Alleviate, âl-lève-åte v. a. to make light, to Allusive, âl-lu'siv a. hinting at something Alleviation, âl-le-ve-à'shûn s. that by which Allusively, âl-lù'siv-lè ad. in an allusive any pain is eased, or fault extenuated [being allusive Alley, al'lè s. walk, a narrow passage Allusiveness, ål-lu'siv-ness s. the quality of Alliance, al-ll'ânse s. the state of connex-Alluvion, al-lù've-in s. the carrying of any ion by confederacy, a league; relation thing to something else by the motion of by marriage or any form of kindred [ship, or confederacy Alliciency, al-lish'yên-sè 8. the power of at- Ally, âl-l v. a. to unite by kindred, friend tracting Ally, ål-ll' s. one united to some other by marriage, friendship, or confederacy Almacanter, ål-mâ-kân'tår s. a circle drawn parallel to the horizon water Alligate, al'lè-gåte v.a. to tie one thing to another [together, an arithmetical rule Alligation, ål-le-ga'shun s, the act of tying Alligator, ål-le-ga'tûr s. the crocodile of Almanack, ål'ma-nák s. a calender America Lone thing against another Almightiness, ål-ml'tè-ness 5. omnipotence Allision, âl-lizh'un s. the act of striking Almighty, ål-ml'tè a. of unlimited power, Alliteration, ál-lit-êr-a'shûn s. the begin- omnipotent [tree ning two or more words with the same Almond, a'månd s. the nut of the almond letter to give them a sort of rhyming Almonds, å'mundz s. the two glands of the [ing to another throat consonance Allocution, âl-lo-ku'shûn s. the act of speak-Almoner,ål'mo-når s.the officer of a prince, Allodial,ål-lo'dè-ála.not feudal,independent employed in the distribution of charity Allodium, âl-lò'dè-âm s. possession held in Almonry, ål'můn-rẻ s. the place where absolute independence [a rapier alms are distributed Allonge, ál-lindje' s. a pass or thrust with Almost, ål'most ad. nearly, well nigh [poor Alloo, al-108 v. a. to set on, to incite [another Alms, amz s. what is given in relief of the Alloquy, allo-kwè s. the act of speaking to Alms-deed, åmz'-dèèd s. charitable gift Allot,al-lot' v. a. to distribute by lot,to grant Almshouse, âmz'hỏåse ». an hospital for Allotment, ål-lôt'ment s. the part, the share the poor [alms Allottery, âl-löt'tur-ès. that which is gran- Almsman, åmz'mân s. a man who lives upon ted to any in a distribution [batement Alnager, al'nâ-jûr s. a measurer by the ell Allow, il-lou o. a. to admit, grant, make a-Alnage, âl'naje s. ell-measure Allowable, ål-löå ́å-bl a. that may be ad-Alnight, ål'nite s. a great cake of was, mitted, lawful with the wick in the midst Allowableness, ál-lou'å-bl-ness a. lawful-Aloes, al'òzes. a precious wood, a tree, pees, exemption from prohibition medicinal juice |