Fåte, får, fall, fåt—mè, mêt-pine, pin-nỏ, môve, Oil, dil v. a. to smear or lubricate with oil reliance, the motive or occasion of any Oiliness, dil'lè-nês s. unctuousness, greasi- thing, the time at which any thing hap [and pickles pens ness Oilman, dil'mân s. one who trades in oils On, on ad. forward Oily, dil'è a. consisting of oil [agement On, ôn int. a word of incitement or encour Old, old a. past the middle of life; of long One, wan a. less than two, single; any, continuance; ancient; long practised particularly one the same thing; concord Oldfashioned, old-fash ́and a. formed ac-One, wån s.a single person; the first hour cording to obsolete custom Oldness, old'nês s. antiquity One-eyed, wan'Ide a. having only one eye Oleaginous, d-le-âd'jin-ds a. oily, unctuous Oneirocritick, d-ni-rò-krit'tik s. an interOlfactory, ôl-fak'tår-è a. having the sense preter of dreams [being one of smelling Oneness, wan'nês s. unity; the quality of Oligarchy, ôfle-går-kè s. a form of govern-Onerate,ôn'nêr-råte v. a. to load,to burthen ment which places the supreme power in Oneration, ôn-nêr-à'shần s. the act of load a small number, aristocracy, Olio, ò'lè-ò s. a mixture, a medley ing Onerous, on'nêr-ås a. burthensome Olive, ol'liv s. a plant producing oil,the em- Onion, ân'yån s. a plant [Greek alphabet Only, one'lè a. single blem of peace Omega, d-mè gå s. the last letter of the Only, one lè ad. simply, singly Omelet, ôm'let s. a kind of pancake made Onset, ôn'sêt s. attack, assault with eggs [nostick Ontologist, ôn-tôl'lò-jîst s. a metaphysician Omen, o'mên s. a sign good or bad, a prog-Ontology, ôn-tôl'lò-je s. metaphysicks Omentum, d-mên'tům s. the call, the double Onward, on'wård ad.forward,progressively membrane spread over the entrails Ominous, ôm'min-ds a. foreshowing ill Ominousness, ôm'mîn-nås-nês s. the quality of being ominous Omission, d-mish'ån s. neglect of duty Cmit, d-mit' v. a. to leave out,not to mention Omnifarious, om-ne-fa're-us a. of all kinds Amoriferous, om-nif'fer-is a. all-bearing Omnifick, om-nif'fik a. all-creating Omnigenous, din-nîd'jè-nûs a. consisting of all kinds Omnipotence,om-nip'po-tense dinnipotency, ôm nip pờ-tên se} salmigh ty power, unlimited power Canipotent, om-nip'pò-tênt a. almighty Onyx, o'niks s. a semipellucid gem Open, o'pn a. unclosed; apparent ; sincere {candid Omnipresence, om-ne-prez'ênse s.ubiquity, Openhearted, o-pn-hårt'èd a. generous, Opening, o'pn-ing s. aperture, breach; unbounded presence Omnipresent, om-nè-prêz'ênt a. present in dawn every place [knowledge Openly, d'pn-lè ad. publickly, plainly Omniscience, om-nish'è-ênse s. boundless Openness, d'pn-nês s. plainness, clearnes Omniscient, om-nish'è-ènt a.knowing with- Opera, op'pêr-râ s. a poetical fiction, repout bounds resented by vocal and instrumental mu Granivorous,ôm-niv'vó-rås a. all-devouring Operant, op'pèr-rånt a. active On prep. noting addition or accumula-Operate, op'pêr-åte v. n. to act, to bare son, state of progression, dependence or agency [sick når, nôt-tube, tåb, båll-dil-pôůnd—thin, THIS. Tavern, tåv ́årn s. a house where wine is Telescope, těl ́lè-skope s. a glass by which sold Taw, tåw v. a. to dress white leather Taxable, taks'å-bl a. that may be taxed distant objects are viewed Tell, teil v. a. to utter; to relate; to in- Teller, tellur s. one who tells or relates Temper, têm'pår v. a. to compound; to Temper, têm'půr s. due mixture of contrary qualities; disposition of mind [tion Temperament, têm per-å-mênt s. constitu[struction Temperamental, têm pẻr-å-mênt'ål a. constitutional [patience, sedateness Teach,tetsh v.a. pret. and part. pass. taught to instruct Teachable, tètsh'a-bl a. susceptive of in- ly; calmly [of nature; moderation Team, téme s. a number of horses or ox-Temperature, têm'pêr-a-ture s.constitution en drawing at once the same carriage Tempest, têm pest s. the utmost violence Tear, tere s. water from the eyes of the wind; tumult [turbulent Tear, tare s. a rent, a fissure Tempestuous, têm-pês'tshù-ûs a. stormy, Tear, tare v.a.pret. tore; part. pass. torn; to Templar, têm plàr s. a student in the law pull in pieces, to lacerate Tear, tåre v. n. to fume, to rave Tease, teze v. a. to comb wool; to torment Teat, tète s. the dug of a beast Temple, têm pl s. a place appropriated to acts of religion or the study of the law; an ornamental building in a garden; the upper part of the sides of the head Temporal, tem'po-râl a. measured by time, secular; placed at the temples Technical, têk'nè-kål a. belonging to arts Temporally, têm'pò-rål-è ad. with respect Techy, têtsh'è a. peevish, fretful [ing to this life [rary Tectonick, tek-tôn'ik a.pertaining to build-Temporaneous, têm-po-rà'nè-ås a. tempoTe-Deum,te-de'ům s.a hymn of the Church Temporary, tem'po-râ-rè a. lasting only for Tedious, te'de-us s. troublesome; weari- a limited time some by prolixity; slow [as to weary Temporize, têm'pò-rize v. n. to procrastiTediously, te de-as-lè ad. in such a manner nate; to comply with the times or ocTediousness, tè dè-ås-nês, or tè jè-ús-nês s. casions [porizes wearisomeness by continuance Temporizer, têm'pò-rl-zûr s. one who temTeem, tèèm v. n. to bring young; to be Tempt, temt v. a. to solicit to ill, to entice pregnant [and twenty Tempter, têm'tår s. an enticer Teens, teenz s. the years between twelve Temptation, têm-tà'shůn s. the act of Teeth, teeth plur. of tooth [part tempting, enticement Tegument,teg'u-ment s.cover, the outward Ten, ten a. the decimal number, twice five Teint, tint s. colour, touch of the pencil Tenable, tên'å-bl a. such as may be mainTelegraph, têl'è-graf s. an instrument that tained or held [retentive; cohesive conveys intelligence to a distance Tenacious, tè-na'shus a. grasping hard; through the means of signals Tenant, tên'ânt s. one who rents of another Fåte, får, fåll, fåt—mė, mét—pine, pîn―nò, môve, Tenantable, tên'ånt-à-bl u. such as may be Tepefaction,tẻp-è-fâk shản s. act of warmheld by a tenant Tenantless, tên'ânt-lês a. unoccupied ing slightly Tend, tend v. a. to watch, to guard; to at-Tepidity, te-pîd'è-tè s. lukewarmness Tendence, tên'dânse s. attendance [tend Terce, terse s. a vessel containing fortyTendence, tên'dense ( s. direction; drift Tendency,tên'dên-se) Tender, ten'důr a. soft; easily pained; delicate; compassionate; amorous Tender, tên'dúr v. a. to offer, to propose to Term,term s.limit, boundary; the word by acceptance [ceptance which a thing is expressed; condition Tender, tên'dår s. offer, proposal to ac-Term, term v. a. to name, to call Tenderly, tên'dår-lè ad. mildly, gently Termagancy, têr må-gần sè s. turbulence, Tenderness, tên'dår-nês s. the state of be- tumultuousness [scolding ing tender; susceptibility of impression; Termagant, ter må-gånt a. tumultuous; Tendinous, tên'dè-nås a. sinewy [soreness Termagant, ter'mâ-gânt s. a scold Tendon, tên dân s. a sinew Tendril, tên'dril s. the clasp of a vine Tenebrious, tè-nè'brè-ås a. dark, gloomy Tenement, tên'è-ment s. any thing held by two gallons of wine Tergeminous, têr-jêm'è-nûs a. threefold Tergiversation, ter-jè-vẻr-sà'shủn s. shift, · subterfuge, evasion a tenant Terminable, ter'mè-na-bl a. limitable Termination, têr-mè-na'shun s. end, con- Tenet, tên'nit s. position, principle,opinion Terrace, têr'râs s. a small mount of earth Tennis, tên'nis s. a play at which a ball is Terraqueous,tér-rá'kwè-ás u. composed of driven with a racket land and water Tenour, or Tenor, tên'når s. continuity of Terrene, ter-rène' a. earthly, terrestrial state; a sound in musick Terreous, ter rè-as a. earthy, consisting of Tense, tense a. stretched, stiff [nify time Terrestrial, tér-rẻs'trè-âl a. earthly [earth Tense,tense s. a variation of the verb to sig- Terrible, têr're-bl a. dreadful, formidable Tenseness, tense'nes s.contraction,tension Terribly,ter'rè-blè ad.dreadfully, formidaTensible, tên'sè-bl a.capable of extension Terrier, têr'rè-ûr s. a dog that follows the Tensile, tên'sil [game under ground Tension, ten'shan s. the act of stretching, Terrifick, ter-rif fik a. dreadful state of being stretched Terrify, ter re-fi v. a. to fright Tensive, tên'siv a. giving a sensation of Territory, ter'rè-tår-è s. land, district stiffness or contraction Terrour, têr'rår s. fear communicated or bly Tent, tent s. a moveable lodging-place; a received; the cause of fear Terse, têrse a. smooth; neat [but one day are stretched Tenth, tenth a. ordinal of ten squares Test, test s. a cupel to try metals ; trial Tested, test'êd a. tried by a test nor, nôt-tùbe, tåb, bûll—8}-pôûnd-thin, THIS. suiting a the Tester, test'år s. a sixpence ; the cover of The, Tue article. noting a particular thing a bed Theatral,the a-trål u.belonging to a theatre Testicle, tês 'tè-kl s. an organ of seed in theatre, the 'à-tur s. a playhouse; a place animals [witnessing rising by steps like a theatre Testification, tês-te-fé-ka'shûn s. act of Theatrick, the-at trik Testifier, tes'tè-fl-år s. one who testifies Testify, tês te-fi v. n. to witness Testily, tês te-le ad. tretfully, peevishly Testimonial, tës-té-mo'nè-al s. writing produced by any one as an evidence for himself Theatrical, the-at tre-kal}a. atre Thee, THèe the oblique singular of thou Testimony,tes'tè-mun-è s.evidence; proof Them, Thêm s. the oblique case of they sons [that time Thence, THênse ad. from that place; from Tetrarch, tetrark, or têt'iårk s. a Roman Thenceforward,ruênse-fôr'wård vård } ad.from governour of the fourth part of a pro- that time Vince [ment Theocracy, the-ôk'krå-sè s. government Tetrarchy, têt'trar-ke s. a Roman govern- immediately superintended by God Tetrastick, te-tras'tik s. a stanza of four Theocratical, the-o-krat'tè-kål a. relating Tetter, têt tår s. a scab, a scurf [verses to a theocracy Teutonick, tu-ton'ik a. spoken by the Teu- Theologian, the-ò-lò'jè-ân s. a divine; a tones, or ancient Germans professor of divinity Text, tekst s. that on which a comment is Theological, the-d-lôd jè-kâl a. relating to written; sentence of Scripture the science of divinity Theologist, the-ŏl'lo-jists. a divine Textile, têks til a. woven Textuary,teks tshu-a-rè a.relating to a text Theomachy,the-om'a kè s.strife of the gods Texture, teks'tshare s. a web; disposition Theorem, the'o-rẻm s. a position laid down of the parts of bodies as a settled truth Than, Tнan ad. placed in comparison Theoretical, the-o-rette-kål } a. speculative Thank, thangk v. a. to return acknowledg- Theoretick, the-d-rêt'ik Thanksgiving,thangks'giv-ings.celebration There, THȧre ad. in that place of mercy That, THât pron. which; who Thereabout, THȧre'â-boûtad. near that Thereby, THȧre-bi' ad. by that place [count Thatch, thatsh s. straw laid upon the top Thereat, THare-ât' ad. at that, on that acof a house to keep out the weather Thatch, thatsh v. a. to cover as with straw Therefore, THêr'fore ad. for this reason Thatcher, thatsh'ur s. one who covers Therefrom, THåre-from' ad. from that houses with straw Thaw, thaw v. n. to grow liquid, to melt Therein, Tuare-in' ad. in that, in this Thaw, thaw s. liquefaction of any thing Thereof, THȧre-ôf' ad. of that congealed Thereon, THȧre-ôn' ad. on that Fate, får, fåll, fåt-mẻ, met-pine, pin-nỏ, môve, Thereunto, THȧre-in-tỏ' ad. to that Thirst, thurst v. n. to feel want of drink; to have a vehement desire Thirstiness, thurst'tè-nês s. the state of being thirsty Thirsty, thurst'tè a. suffering want of drink; possessed with any vehement desire Theriacal, the-rl'â-kål a. medicinal Thermometer, ther-mom'è-tår s. an instrument for measuring the degrees of heat Thirteen, thûr'tèèn a. ten and three [tenth and cold [lating to the measure of heat Thirteenth,thur-tèènth' a.the third after the Thermometrical, ther-mo-met trẻ-kal a. re- Thirtieth, thur'te-eth a. the tenth thrice told These, THèze pron. the plural of this Thirty, thur'tè a. thrice ten Thesis, the 'sis s. a position They, THà pron. men, women, persons [ed This, THis pron. that which is present Thickness, thik'nes s. the state of being Tho', Tò conj. contracted from Though thick, density; considerable depth; Thong,thong s. a strap or string of leather grossness; closeness [to another Thoracick, tho-râs ik a. belonging to the Thief, theef s. one who takes what belongs Thorai,tho'ral a.relating to the bed [breast Thiefcatcher,thèèf'kâtsh-år Thieftaker, theèf'tå-kår s. one whose Thorn, thorn s. a prickly tree Thorny,thor'ne a. full of thorns, vexatious business is to detect thieves Thorough, thur'rò a. complete Thieve, theev v. n. to steal steal } [through [ing Thoroughfare, thur'ro-fare s. a passage Thievery, theev'ar-è s.the practice of steal-Thoroughly, thůr ro-le ad. fully Thievish, theev'ish a. given to stealing Thoroughpaced, thir'ro-paste a. perfect Thievishly, theev'ish-le ad. like a thief Thoroughsped, thûr'ro-sped a. finished Thievishness, thèèv'ish-nês s. disposition to in principles, thorough-paced [ly, fully [the buttocks and the knee Thoroughstitch,thür'rò-stitsh ad.completeThigh, thi s. a limb including all between Those, THóze pron. plural of that Thill, til s. the shafts of a waggon Thou, THOů pron. in the oblique case singular Thimble, thim'bl s. a metal cover by which thee; in the plural ye; in the oblique case women secure their fingers from the plural you [although needle Though, Tuò conj. notwithstanding that, [attenuate Thought, thawt s. the act of thinking Thin, thin v. a. to make thin or rare; to idea; sentiment; conception; opinion; Thine, Tuine pron. belonging or relating to solicitude Thing, thing s. whatever is Thin, thin ad. not thickly Thinly thin'le ad. not thickly [thee Thoughtful, thẳwt'fůl a. contemplative; [tation; anxiety Think, thingk v. n. pret. thought; to have anxious ideas, to reason; to judge; to intend; Thoughtfulness,thawt'fül-nês s.deep mediThinking,thingk'ing s.imagination [to muse Thoughtless, thawt'les a.negligent,careless Thoughtlessness, thawt'lès-nes s. want of thought [of ten hundred Thousand, thôů'zând a. or s. the number Thousandth, thôü'zândth a. the ordinal of a thousand Thinness, thin'nês s. contrary to thickness Thirdly, third'lè ad. in the third place Thirst, thurst s. the pain suffered for want Thrall, thrawl s. a slave; slavery of drink; vehement desire Thraldom, thrawl'dům s.slavery, servitude |