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DICTIONARY

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 PITMAN’S
SHORTHAND
DICTIONARY
BY

SIR ISAAC PITMAN

INVENTOR OF PHONOGRAPHY, A SYSTEM OF

PHONETIC SHORTHAND BASED ON THE SOUNDS

OF SPEECH AND THE SCIENCE OF PHONETICS

ELEVENTH EDITION [NEW ERA)

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 PREFACE
^ I ^HE first Dictionary of stenographic outlines ever published
in connection with Pitman’s Shorthand was produced from
lithographic transfers written by the Inventor of Phonography
in the year 1846, and had the following title: A Phonographic
Dictionary of the English Language; containing the most usual
words to the number of Twelve Thousand. By Isaac Pitman.
In succeeding 5^ears improved editions of the work written by
the same hand were produced by the lithographic process; but
in 1878, with the title of A Phonetic Shorthand and Pronouncing
Dictionary of the English Language, the Inventor of Phonography
produced a Dictionary of larger size, and for the first time the
shorthand characters were engraved on metal blocks. Besides
the shorthand outline, this edition gave the pronunciation of each
word in phonetic printing, and also its definition. The work
contained twenty-six thousand shorthand forms. In subsequent
editions the phonotypic pronunciations and the definitions were
discarded, and the Dictionary was issued with merely the common
longhand spelling of the words after the shorthand outlines;
while, from time to time, considerable additions were made to the
vocabulary. The Dictionary containing shorthand outlines and
meanings was subsequently revived, and is now known as
Pitman’s English and Shorthand Dictionary. The New Era
edition contains outlines and definitions for over 60,000 words.
In the present Edition of the Shorthand Dictionary is a valu¬
able “Introduction” which explains at length the treatment
of particular classes of words, and this feature will, no doubt,
prove of great service to students, teachers, and practitioners.
The Publishers tender their hearty thanks to the large number
of correspondents who have contributed suggestions with a
view to ensuring the greater accuracy and completeness of the
Dictionary.
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 CONTENTS
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PREFACE ..... . V

INTRODUCTION .... . ix

INDEX TO INTRODUCTION . xlvii

NOTES ..... . Iv

DICTIONARY .... ]

PROPER NAMES . . . , . 291

GRAMMALOGUES, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF . 330

CONTRACTIONS, ALPHABETICAL LIST OF . 333

PHRASE LOGOGRAMS n 335

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 INTRODUCTION
I N the present work standard forms are furnished for the words
of the English language, written in accordance with the rules of
Pitman’s Shorthand (New Era Edition). Every writer of the
system is aware that the use of the many regularized abbreviating
devices which results in brief and facile outlines being obtained for the
great majority of words without the help of any arbitrary abbrevia¬
tion, also involves, in many instances, a choice between two or more
possible forms, and the Shorthand Dictionary provides those out¬
lines which experience has shown can be recommended for general
adoption. Hence the importance and utility of the work as a book of
reference for teachers, students, and practitioners.
In this edition of the Dictionar)^ some further words have been
incorporated in the Appendix.
Every effort has been made to render the Dictionary reliable and
consistent in regard to pronunciation and the selection of the shorthand
forms. There will, no doubt, be differences of opinion with regard
to the outlines for certain words, since a form which is the most
convenient to one writer is not invariably so to another writer. It
is strongly recommended, however, that the closest possible adherence
to Dictionary outlines be observed, since they have been decided
upon as the result of experience and the most careful thought. No
Dictionary outline, therefore, should be rejected in favour of another
until an attempt has been made to ascertain whether there is not
some special reason for its adoption. It is obvious that uniformity
of outline is especially helpful in the case of writers who have to read
or transcribe one another’s notes.

PRONUNCIATION—REPRESENTATION OF VOWELS,
ETC.

With respect to pronunciation, this has been carefully checked

throughout, the New English Dictionary (edited by the late Sir
James A. H. Murray, LL.D., and others) being taken as the authority
in practically all cases, so far as that work is available.
The following observations with regard to the vowel sounds, etc., in
certain classes of words may be found helpful—
[a) The sound of the vowel " a ” in such words as bar, harm, embark.
is ah.
There are, on the other hand, many words in which the vowel “ a ”

before r has a short or indistinct sound ; e.g., tariff, globular,

pillar. Compare tarry (adjective) tarry (verb).

IX
X INTRODUCTION

(b) aw and not ah is used in such words as Idiwnch, sz.VLnter.

(c) “ 0 ” when occurring medially and sounded indistinctly is
represented by ii, as in custom, mason, London, monopoly, gallop.
A long vowel tends to become short when it is unaccented, and in
some words, such as proclaim, biograph, the vowels d and u are
practically indistinguishable as ordinarily pronounced. In others,
however, e.g., flotation, hotel, rotate, nobility, the vowel is unmistakably
d although unaccented.
(d) The unaccented “ a ” in such words as accura.te, breakz-ge, pald.ce,
including most adjectives ending in -ate, is represented by e.
Here, again, the long vowel tends to become short when it is

unaccented. Compare ld.ce with pald.ce. In some cases,

however, including all verbs ending in -ate, the vowel “a” is long,
although it may be unaccented. Compare moderd.te (adjective)
with moderate (verb).

(e) i is used in C^... niarrid.ge, carr\d.ge, etc.

if) The diphthong 1 is used in words ending in -ization, e.g., realization,
capitalization.
(g) The vowel sound after j or r in such words as ]ew, \uice, perwse,
is do and not ii. After I, also, ii is generally represented as od unless it
begins a syllable; e.g., include, Qi flute, solution, but

soluble, valuer.
(h) In French words such as patois, boudoir, soiree, etc., oi is
pronounced wah.
(i) French eu. When the usual sign representing the vowel sound
of eu in French words cannot be conveniently employed, it may be
treated as u ; thus, yaoontoMr, restauraie-ar.
(j) In such words as ranch, French, inch, punch, with regard to
which authorities differ, ch, which is believed to represent the more
usual pronunciation, is employed.

NOTES AS TO THE PLACING OF VOWEL-SIGNS,

ETC.

(1) Diphthong ii between two Strokes.—The diphthong m

when occurring between two strokes is treated in the same way as
a third-place vowel; i.e., it is always written before thd second of

the two strokes; thus, \ Hercules, culinary,.accurate.

valueless.
(2) Diphthongs i and ow. The diphthong i is written out of its
 INTRODUCTION XI

ordinary position for the purpose of joining finally to n, as in

L deny ; and also in a few instances when following a third-place
vowel ; e.g., radii, ^ nuclei, genii. The diphthong ow is
written out of its ordinary position for the purpose of joining initially
to I, as in owl.
(3) Diphthong oi.—It is permissible to write the first tick of the
diphthong oi upward (i.e. as in the diphone awi), instead of horizontally,
when it is more convenient to do so. This is the case especially when

it is joined initially to I, thus, oil.

(4) The small circle used to represent a vowel occurring between
the two consonants expressed by a stroke hooked for y or / is written
after the stroke unless the presence of a hook or a stroke or of another

vowel-sign renders the other side more convenient; thus,.garnish,

O Vp

but regard; side-car, but motor-car ; shilling,

but pa.,lour, but parallel.

(5) Third-place Vowel occurring on same side of Stroke
AS shim Hook.—Any vowel- (or diphthongal-) sign other than a dot
vowel is outside final shim hook ; thus V^\ delusion, fusion,

■.'...^.alleviation (but vision). All third place signs are written

inside medial shun hook ; thus, educational.

(6) Vocalization in Derivative Words.—A vowel in a derivative
word, whether occurring in a (grammatical) prefix or suffix, such as
re-, pre-, -able, -ance, or in the portion representing the root word,
follows the ordinary rules as regards the stroke to which it is to be
placed, and if it is immediately followed by another vowel, a diphone
is used ; thus, prefigure, ^ measurable. severance.

singer, unopened, unaccented, re-examine.

This does not apply to Compound Words, in which case the vowel-
signs are generally placed as in the original words unless there is some
special reason to the contrary ; thus, headache, steam-.engine,
crab-apple ; but seaman, -*Sv7r:j black-eyed, to avoid placing

a vowel-sign in an angle.
SUPPLEMENTARY RULES FOR THE CHOICE OF
OUTLINES
The following rules and explanations are given in order to show
the practice which has been followed in the selection of the outlines for
various classes of words—
 Xll INTRODUCTION

DIPHTHONG U AND CONSONANT Y

Stroke cr^ is used whenever convenient in words beginning with

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the sound of it ; thus, Europe, -^A^- utilize, eulogy,

unique. Note, how ver, usury and .W.. Euphrates.

ABBREVIATED W USED MEDIALLY

The abbreviated form of the consonant w is not joined medially to
a preceding stroke except in a few compounds of “ woman,” in which

it joins easily, such as i needlewoman, charwoman, and in

T sidewalk : hence y/|.woodwork, 6 saleswoman,
S work¬

woman, _silkworm.

W (SEMICIRCLE AND STROKE)

Initial w followed by a diphone or a triphone is represented by

the stroke ; thus, weigher, wooer, Wyoming.

S (DIRECTION OF CIRCLE)

In writing n s m the circle s is placed inside the m in the following

cases—
(a) In DERIVATIVES and compounds from words in which the circle

is vTitten inside the m ,■ e.g., .l.<s-d unseemly, unsummoned,

tinsmith (compare newsmonger) ; also in the word
—<5^^ insomnia.
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(b) In words containing the syllable -some, e.g. noisome,

handsome.

Note.—It will be found that, with only two or three exceptions, e.g.,
/fc—ft—^5

mincemeat, . Norseman, and nursemaid, the form

' is used for n s m and the form v_p-n for n z m, most of the
examples of the latter being words ending in -ism, e.g.,'\C?—» communism,
galvanism.

S, Z (CIRCLE AND STROKE)

(I) Words ending in -nese and -nize, most of which are derivatives,
are written with stroke n and circle s {z) whenever convenient;
 INTRODUCTION Xlll

thus, Japanese, _ Americanize, humanize.

niodermze. Note, however, /V/^ revolutionize.

(2) Words ending in -nism are written with unless a better

outline is obtained by writing hook n and )-^ The latter is found
to be the more convenient form after \\ — [but not =— or
] — ^ or ^ Examples: Puritanism,

religionism, ___1... anachronism ; but ’ ^ mechanism,

paganism. zPk modernism, JP Wesleyanisni.

(3) Words ending in -ess. All words (feminines) ending in -ess

cannot conveniently be treated uniformly, but the following shows
the practice which has been followed—

(a) In words ending with the syllable -ess, stroke s is used if neces¬
sary for the purpose of distinguishing the feminine singular from the
masculine plural when no other means of distinction is available ;
thus, ^ poetess, {poets), heiress ( ^ heirs), Jewess,
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( Jews).

(b) With regard to those words ending in -eress, -oress, -dess, -n{t)ess
or -fess in which alternative methods of distinction are available,
stroke s is used after //111 c— —= -o or / ; thus,
^.•/.archeress’'^^^^^^l manageress, tutoress, r murderess, .C—vicaress,

deaconess, countess, championess,-^-chiefess : but in other

cases the circle is written, e.g., viscountess, giantess,

\/^ ^ ^ ^
Pi.:.... lioness, ...Y.T... baroness, mayoress, ..sPS... authoress.
(c) In words ending in -ress immediately preceded by a consonant,

the final s sound is alwaj^s represented by the circle ; thus, .actress,

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c/^b waitress, -b:?. tigress.

(4) Words ending in -zoon are written with stroke z; thus,

epizoon, polyzoon (plural ..P...-/... polyzoa) : but adjectives

ending in -zoic have the circle ; thus, ..Y. paleozoic. protozoic.

XIV INTRODUCTION

(5) Derivatives from words with outlines containing stroke 5

(see also paragraph 48 of the Instructor and No. (3) below).

Derivatives formed by adding a suffix beginning with a vowel to a
primitive word ending with s or ^ and a vowel retain stroke s or z ;

thus, ' ^ cosier, lazier, pursuance, ...L Sadducean,

• Puseyism, (' di, laziest, ]V.. busiest.

Compare—(a) Secondary derivatives, such as

i spiciest,
. T .
sauciest,

glossier, the primitives of which are written with circle s ; and

{b) Derivatives in which the suffix does not commence with a vowel;

e.g., ..^1^ drowsiness, merciless, ensued, busily.

S (STROKE AND CIRCLE); ST (f AND LOOP)

(1) Initial s or st followed by a diphone is written as follows—

[a] With stroke s or f in derivatives such as sower,

stayer, y stowage. ^
^{b) With the circle, or loop in other words, such as \ sahib,
siance, sienna, stoic, Styrian.
Initial s or st followed by a triphone is written with stroke 5 or f ;
r
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suet, - Py Stuart, .S... steward, -L

Ct K/

Stowell.
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(2) Contrary to the general rule for words beginning with s vowel 5,
several words beginning with sist or {con)sist are more conveniently
written with circle s first; e.g., system, cistern, ^ consist,
consistent, ) ^ sisterly.

(3) While words ending in -ous preceded by a diphthong are wTitten

with stroke s in accordance with paragraph 48 (c) of the Instructor,
their derivatives ending in -lously, -uously, -uousness and -uosity are

generally written with the circle ; thus, piously, strenuously,

ny

ambiguousty. impetuosity.

The following, however, are cases in which the stroke is

retained for the purpose of distinction— .L... joyously, /... joyousness.

 Introduction XV

. ingenuously, ingenuousness, tenuously.

tenuousness, —-^j) sinuosity.

{3a) In other words containing s, z or st preceded by a triphone

or by a diphone, the circle or loop is used ; e.g., bias, ..7??. biased,

C n c_O i \

quiesce, ....t acquiesce, o Genoese, d*' essayist, -1^.^. truest, deist,

Judaism, tr. statuesque. The following are exceptions to this—

prowess, ( principles), dais. chaos, newest.

w ' 9V>,

(next), highest.
(4) Words ending in -astic or -istic are written as follows—

{a) With St loop after t, d, j or I; thus, ■/fc artistic, deistic,

' logistic, elastic.
(6) With f in other cases; thus, plastic, (m.... theistic,

Xjj sophistic.

(5) r is retained in derivatives from words with outlines con¬

taining r, except the monosyllabic past tenses ’f stayed, ...t.. stewed.

etc.; thus. J' stowage , ^ dustiness, majestic lustier.

ST (LOOP AND ) ST)

Words ending in -nest, -nisi; -jest, -vest, -vist; -test, -list, -dest,
etc., are written with the st loop unless a distinctly better outline
is obtained by means of the stroke; thus, ^^ keenest, c—^ greenest,

or,an,st. ^ .netes, ^ ‘--A ,on^s,

artist, but plainest, earnest, ij" toughest, positivist,

kindest, ...1. hardest.

SST } AND F )
Words ending in -cest, -cist and -sest are generally written with
°) ; thus, fiercest, ^ publicist, closest; but } is more

convenient after
^ n or r, as in .....P.... nicest,empiricist;
U densest, P is used in verbs ending m-sz5^, e.g., ''^subsist, L
XVI INTRODUCTION’

SZD ( ^ AND })

Compound Words ending in -sized are written with except when

) gives a better joining (as after /, v, or 7t) ; thus, fair-sized,

full-sized, large-sized; but oversized, undersized.

SS, SZ (LARGE CIRCLE, 5 ) AND ) )

(1) Words ending in -sis and -sus are written with the large
circle; thus, basis, (plural fcascs), narcissus. Note also

Francis.

(2) Words ending with the sound of ses or zes, or with s - — sepa¬
rated by a diphthong or a diphone (including words ending in -cess,

-cize and -size), are generally written with ^ or ') ; thus, access,

possess, capsize, D. gaseous ; but after tji, n or upward r,

() affords a better joining, e.g., Gothicize, princess,

Frances, /} recess, exorcize. The form ^ is used also in

diocese and ^ decease for distinction ; and the common words

qjjO success, exercise and 'W emphasize, are written with the
large circle for convenience.
(3) Words ending in -cism are generally written with the large circle;

thus, /flwa/fcwm, Gallicism', but after ( th, ' n or ^ r,

the form k gives more convenient and distinctive outlines ; thus,

Gothicism, cynicism, laconicism, exorcism

•<K \y. Doricism.

HOOKED STROKE AND STROKE R OR L

(1) Words ending in -metry and -metric are written with stroke r

whenever practicable; thus* geometry, barometric,

but planimetry.
 INTRODUCTION XVIl

(2) Words ending in -able or -ihle are generally written with the
hooked stroke ; thus, obtainable, measurable. The

separate strokes \r, however, are used when a better outline is

thus obtained ; e.g.—

(a) After —d» —D, ^ or after a circle following a “right”

curve (but not after Vx) or Vo) ; thus, excusable,

—-V... accessible, invincible, > reversible,

forcible (but feasible, serviceable).

(b) After or / ; thus, contestable, digestible.

(c) After %5 > or a downstroke hooked for v; thus,

explainable, discernible, provable.

(d) After a half-length stroke hooked for n ; thus,!^^^^. accountable,

lamentable. (But .note insurmountable.)

(e) After a shun hook ; thus, actionable, but in men-

tionable \ disjoined is more convenient.

(3) Words ending in -tal or -dal preceded by r are written

with stroke I; thus, parietal, spheroidal. Com¬

pare the words .1^. rattle, riddle. A number of words ending in

-tal preceded by n are also written with stroke I j e.g., ' 'Y' mental,

horizontal. Compare the word mantle.

(4) Words ending in -ful and -fully are written wath stroke I in
cases where a distinction between the adjective and the adverb can
easily be shown by means of the downward and the upward I
respectively; e.g., after —, —, ■^, or a straight upstroke;

thus, wakeful, wakefully, manful, wrongful,

sorrowful. In other words, including verbs, fl and vl occurring after

the strokes mentioned above are represented by the hooked forms

; thus, scuffle, interval, upheaval.

 xvin INTRODUCTION

(5) Words ending in -shly are generally written with cJ, thus,

foolishly, freshly. But note harshly, in which the stroke

^ I is more convenient.
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^ (6) On the other hand words beginning with unr-, enr-, uni-, enl-,
formed by a prefix from words beginning with r or l generally
retain the separate r or I:, thus, unrest, unreasoning,

unleavened, ^ enlist. But note enlighten and enliven.

(7) Words ending in -ary, -ery, -ory, etc., are treated as follows—
(a) The hooked strokes are used when they give a more easily written
outline than the separate r; thus, drapery, rookery,

^ treasury, luminary.

(b) The hooked strokes are retained in adjectives derived from

words written -with a final hooked stroke, such as ...ij... tottery, silvery,

savoury.

(c) In other cases the separate y or Hs written ; thus, ^ statutory.

'T/- notary, factory, fishery.

(8) Derivatives ending in -ally and -alize from words written

with a final hooked stroke retain the hooked form; thus, brutally.

?S.. brutalize, locally, localize. But note totally which

A-
X
IS considered a more convenient form.

(9) Words ending in -erate or -orate are often written with separate
^ rt if the latter gives an easily written outline and one which enables
that of the past tense to be easily formed from it; thus, exaggerate,

exaggerated ; iX adulterate, adulterated; enumerate,

enumerated. Compare deliberate, deliberated, It decorate

decorated. The outline elaborate is necessary for distinction.

(10) Derivatives from words written with hooked forms of the

pr, pi series are generally also written with the hooked forms if practic¬
able, even if the y or / is no longer in the same svllable as the pre-

ceding consonant; thus, tippler, trampling, L

L, saddling.
 INTRODUCTION xix

Lw tackling, ^ doubly. Compare such words as seedling,

duckling, which are not so derived.

(11) In Compound Words, when the second part of the compound

begins with y or I, that r ox I is, as a rule, not combined with the last
letter of the first part; hence, typewritten, rX--brick-
^ |v ■ ' r
layer, ^—< necklace. But note ..ks' ... typewriter and -IK-... typewriting.

(12) In the case of verbs the hooked forms are generally preferred
so as to enable past tenses to be Avritten on the same principle; thus,

....p. bridle, ... p bridled (compare ..bridal), ...L model, .. modelled.

DUPLICATE FORMS FOR FR, VR, ETC.

(1) In Derivatives and Compounds from words written with

etc., the form of fr, or vr, used in the primitive should, when
convenient, also be used in the derivative or compound, without
regard to the practice adopted in other words ; thus, freeness,

(compare furnace), offerer (compare friar).

Subject to the above—

(2) The “ left ” curves ^ ^ are used if more convenient for

joining than the “ right ” curves. This is the case—
{a) When fr or vr occurs either before or after t, d, ch, j, f, v, th,
s or z, as in tougher, leverage, effervesce, survivor,

.froth, ^zephyr.

(b) Generally before a character beginning with the same motion,

OVv Q ^

viz. the “ left” motion, as in friable, V freckle. frank,

France.
(3) In other cases the “ right ” curves ^ are generally used,

as verbose, A frica, fresh, y—. frame.

(4) As regards thr and THr, C (.are used initally when preceded

by a vowel {i.e., as when standing alone) ; thus, Atherton,

y.... Atherley, otherwise; and

XX INTRODUCTION

(5) In other cases the “ right ” curves } } are used, as ^ thread,

^l^thrive, 1::^. thrash, ..pi., throttle, tether, zither, Arthur.

DOUBLE CONSONANTS (VOCALIZED) AND

SEPARATE R OR L
(1) Medial y or / preceded by a strongly-sounded vowel is generally
represented by separate r or / unless a hooked form is necessary in order

to avoid an awkward or a too lengthy outline; thus ulterior,

internal, fraternal, repel, but repulsive.

(2) Words ending in -torial are generally written with separate r,

but the hooked form is used in a few cases to avoid an awkward
or a very lengthy outline; thus, _ tutorial, equatorial.

piscatorial, but reportorial, spectatorial,

dictatorial.

(3) Words ending in -tarium, -torium, etc., are generally written with
the hooked tr; thus, ' cometarium, moratorium.
(4) Words ending in -chord are written with half-length hr : thus,
tetrachord, monochord.

(5) Words ending in -form are written with the hooked form. V_
or after I I/() ^ or ; thus, .C. stalacti-

Jorm, spongiform, :v-. aciform, 'vn curviform.

vermiform. In other cases separate r is used; thus,

napiform, cuneiform, metalliform,

variform.

(6) Words ending in -mlate -gulate, -cular, -gular, and -culurn are
generally written with the hooked strokes kl or gl; thus, IZT.?. calculate,
speculate, J' gesticulate, reticulate, Y........ articulate,
c r

circulate, -rrZZ... matriculate, coagulate, regulate,

binocular, angular, '<z±zz::^singular, ctirricuUim.

 INTRODUCTION XXI

(7) The prefix for- is represented by or, when this is inconvenient,

by ; thus, forsake, forbear, but forget. This does

not apply to the prefix fore-, which should be written with separate
r (downward in preference) when convenient; thus, ^ forecast,

forenoon, ^ foresight (compare ferocity) ; otherwise the

hooked form is used : thus, foretell, foreshorten, forewarn.

(8) Compound words ending in -bird and -board are written with
the half-length br whenever convenient; thus, jailbird,
mocking-bird, blackboard, switchboard. But note

pasteboard; also .zr7>^. keyboard, for distinction.

FINAL N (STROKE AND HOOK)

(1) Words ending in -nian are generally written with the hook for
the final n, even in the case of derivatives frorri words with outlines

ending with hook n; thus, Etonian, Hamiltonian, but

note Gladstonian, Augiistinian, 'hrrf: Athenian.

(2) Words ending in -n nt are generally written with hook n finally ;

thus, . anent, -If., assonant, dissonant. Final -n nt preceded by

p, stroke t or v, or m is, however, written with stroke nt finally ; thus,
pennant, Jb tenant, convenient, dominant, as are also
the words consonant and sonant.
(3) Words ending in -t n or -d n are generally written with the

hook for the final n ; thus, fatten, wheaten, abandon.

(4) The final n is, however, represented by the stroke in the following
cases-
(a) Words ending in -rt n or st n, such as Spartan,
^ martin, congestion. Compare puritan.
M- bantone, Samaritan, in which a vowel occurs between
the r and the t.
(b) l\Iost words ending in -ntine, e.g. turpentine.

(c) The words fountain, mountain, plantain.

■Acr:^.. pontoon, bounden, and .r..garden.
 xxn INTRODUCTION

N PRECEDED BY TWO VOWEL-SOUNDS

Stroke n is used—(a) After a Triphone consisting of ii and a vowel;
thus, gemitne constituent^'\/\s^ pursuant. Compare lion.

client, compliance, buoyancy, in which the n is preceded by

otlier triphones.
{b) After two separate vowel-signs; thus,
r triune.
(c) In the words pioneer, buoyant. heroine.
ruin, and several words ending in -fluent, e.g., fluent,
mellifluent. Compare
ire other words in which
whi n occurs after a
diphone, e.g., cr:?^ crayon. cayenne, hygiene.
Note also words like / recurrenccj concurrent, in which
stroke n is used although the two vowel sounds do not occur together.

MEDIAL N
(1) In the absence of any special reason to the contrary, stroke n
is used between p, b, t, d, ch or / and full-length t or d; thus.

pantaloon, bountiful, tantalize. dental.

legendary ;

' (2) But the hook is used between the same strokes and half-length
t or d, unless the n is followed by a vowel; thus, painted.
potentate, daunted, enchanted,’, jointed, but penitent.
tJ
.:S^. originated.
Note, however, abandon and urbanity, in which the other

circular movement in the outlines renders the hook more convenient.

Stroke n is used after only one downstroke having an initial attach¬

ment on the opposite side ; thus, .1^... stranded, reprinted,

branded. Compare disappointed, cT suspended.

(3) Hook n is used between r and n in such words as

...y....'.... barrenness, .!... modernness, but stroke n is preferred
between sr or w and — n; thus, sereneness,
(/C~^ oneness. Similarly roundness, but windiness.
 INTRODUCTION XXUl

(4) Stroke n is generally retained in derivatives from words

written with the stroke, other than those ending in -ic or -cy;
thus, funnier, puniness; but ■ euphonic.

subserviency.
MEDIAL NS
(5) Stroke n is used medially before 5 or z, unless the hook is
clearly more convenient; thus, W ednesday, ‘ wainscot.
I
1^ ^

caravansary, but ransom. ^ lonesome. Ironside.

(6) Two hooks together are generally avoided ; hence plunger,

ranger. They are, however, allowed in kindred,

hundred, manger, philanthropist, and one or two

uncommon words, as well as certain compound words (see next

paragraph).
(7) In Compound words hook n is often retained medially, even
where it would be avoided in other words; e.g., open-mouthed,

penman, mammast, rainproof, earthenware.

F, V (HOOK AND STROKE)

(1) Words ending in -tive (other than those which are contracted)
are; generally written with [,; thus, receptive, inventive.

Exceptions to the above are captive, K plaintive, com¬

parative, and such words as attentive, A, retentive, 1 digestive,

'L. suggestive.
(2) The stroke is used for / or^u occurring between p or b (without
an initial attachment) and t or d; thus, pivot, btiffet. After

or ^, however, the hook is more convenient; thus, private,

^ brevity.

(3) Hook f or V is used between t, d or ch and ^ or in derivatives

as well as other words ; thus, sanctified, ^ Cheviot. Note, however,

defied, edified and ■(-— deified, for distinction.

XXIV INTRODUCTION

DIRECTION OF “SHUN” HOOK

Words like probation, c4—^ correction, etc., are written in

accordance with the principle of paragraph 95 of the Instructor;

and L_^ decoction, .1^. adoption, s_>-3 inaction, etc., are also written

in accordance with the spirit, though not the letter, of paragraph 96.

THE ASPIRATE
(1) Initial h followed by a triphone is represented by the upward
9v\
or the downward stroke, and not by the tick ; thus, Highani,
9v\/—=
Howard, . hierarchy, . hyaline, Howell.

(2) Downward h is used in a few cases to create a clear distinction

of outline, as heritor inheritor), heritable
inheritable), or to provide a more easily written form, as

lij heritage.

(3) Words beginning with hetero- are written with J/' except
before — or , when XI is more convenient; thus,
heterogeneous, KILd heterodox; but heterogamous,
heteromorphous, heterology.
(4) Compound words ending in -house are written as under—
(a) With (S^ if convenient for joining, i.e. after p, b, t, rf, / or a
straight upstroke; thus, chop-house, club-house,

gate-house, coffee-house, warehouse, hothouse.

(b) With / after k, g, m or I; thus, workhouse, n. log-house,

summer-house, ale-house. ^ ''

(c) When stroke s gives a better joining than either <s^ or /. i.e. after

ch, s, sh, n, ng, a circle or a hook ; thus, coach-house, ice-house,

.“Ic. wash-house, pigeon-house, ..±1. alms-house, - greenhouse.

(5) Downward h is retained in derivatives and compounds of words

in which h is the only consonant, if a syllable is added to the primitive

word; thus, ^ highness.

hiphnp.sa, highest, hoer, ]\... high-bred.
 INTRODUCTION XXV

hay-loft. Compare <cl hoed, hewn, etc., in which there is

no added syllable.
(6) Medial h. With regard to words ending in -hold, -holed, etc.—
(a) The form is used after p, b, f, v, th, ov h ] thus, uphold,

copyhold, behold, foothold, overhauled,

pfy
withhold, .kf:.. high-heeled.

{b) In other cases dot h and either r or, if more convenient, are

written ; thus, .V... pigeon-holed, stronghold, u strangle-hold.

leasehold.

UPWARD AND DOWNWARD R AND L

(1) Words beginning with st {vowel) r followed by stroke n

have upward r; thus, consternation, sternutation.

Stornoway.
(2) Final r is written upward (among other cases) after kr, gr or Ik

thus, .crier. grower. luckier ; but downward after sk.

or fk ; thus, .....obscure, ..fakir.
(3) Final r in compounds, as in other words is written
upward after two downstrokes; thus, tax-gatherer,

shooting-star.

(4) In words ending in -rest, -rist, -lest or -list the r or / is written

upward or downward' as when followed by a final vowel ; thus,

barest, fairest, imperialist, fullest, annalist.

(5) Medial r is.nearly always written downward before m ; thus^
barium, emporium, forum. After th, however,

it is written upward ; thus, ..ytkfkt.. theorem.

(6) Medial r is also written downward in most derivatives from
words written with downward r; thus, J' declarable. powerful.

barely, furrier, .."1... maturely : but in words ending

in -rial, -ral or -rhal upward r is used; thus, armorial,

mayoral, catarrhal.
XXVI INTRODUCTIOJT

(7) Final I after I5 or is written as after q—: thus,

egotistical, ^;^^iethodistical, logistical, fantastically.

(8) L occurring finally, or with only a circle or loop following, is

written downward after a half-length or double-length stroke if a more
convenient outline is so obtained ; thus, ^ completely, shiftless,

vividly, —y pectoral, V structural. Note actual and

rv

actually for distinction.

(9) Final / is written upward after downward in ^ genteelly,

foully, etc., but downward after r Id or ^ Ir in mildly,

Marly, etc.

(10) Final I is written downward in compounds of words written

with upward I if the upward form would be quite inconvenient for

loimng, as in sand-eel, train-oil, but the upward form is

I . V T
retained if at all practicable, as in \/ port-hole, - stock-list.

(11) Medial I is written upward in biliousness and

superciliousness, but downward in words ending in -lescence or
-lescent; e.g., ^ opalescence, ^ coalescent. It is also written upward

before (5~^ whenever practicable; thus, .y(.. realism,

imperialism, but /C sensationalism, naturalism.

UPWARD AND DOWNWARD SH

(1) Final sh is written downward after t (or st) ; but upward after
d: thus, ^ latish, ' coquettish, Crustacea, ^ moustache,

but radish, Swedish. Exception— brutish.

(2) Final -shus is written upward after t, d or sd, but downward

after st; thus, fictitious, seditious, but superstitious.

 INTRODUCTION XXVll

(3) The words mopish and mobbish are written with

upward sh on the same principle as^\x^ brush (see Instructor, par. 120),
(4) Final sh or sh s after upward I is written downward ; thus,

C2. lash, Q.. slash, polish, malicicrus; but in the past

tenses lashed, polished, etc., upward sh is more convenient.

COMPOUND CONSONANTS
(1) Wl and wh 1. The compound consonants and (j~ are used
in all words beginning with w I d and wh I d respectively; thus,

n wailed, n weld, wild, wilder, wheeled. ^

(2) Rr. The use of is strictly confined to derivatives from words

written with final downward r ; hence, sorcerer, fruiterer,

usurer.
The compound consonant is not used after I; hence,
cellarer.

(3) The word —„-..d queer is so written in order to keep it quite

distinct from clear.

(4) Kw and mp, mb in Compound words. A consonant at the
end of the first part of a compound word is not combined with a
consonant beginning the second part; hence silk-worm,

dumb-bell, tomboy. An exception to this is the word

./Tdd_ lukewarm.
^ HALVING PRINCIPLE
(1) A stroke is not halved when a better outline is obtained by

means of the full t or d ; thus, hotel, flotsam, graduation,

indulge, integer, interior, tautology, litigious,

lemonade.
(2) Words ending in -tatory, -datory, -ditary, etc., are treated as
follows—
(fl) In the case of the termination -tatory the last t is generally
written in full; thus, rotatory. excitatory, saltatory ;C
but
(6) When the termination i'^ -datory, -ditary, the halving principle is

generally applied ; thus, .x.consonaatory, hereditary.

xxvni INTRODUCTION

(3) Words ending in -tively following stroke t or tr are written with

full t: thus, Id:.- authoritatively, illustratively.
L
(4) Words ending in -ctary, -dory, -catory, -gatory, -darian, etc.,
n , ^
are generally written with full t; thus, - diredory, \—purgatory.

Tradarian. A better outline, however, is obtained by halving

in such words as secretary, migratory.

(5) Words ending in -taceous and -dacioits are written with
full t ox d : thus, cretaceous, mendacious.
(6) Although the halving principle is generally applied for the
addition of either ^ or in words of more than one syllable, in primitive
words a thin stroke (other than d” or which can be
thickened as well as halved) is not halved standing alone to add d, or
a thick stroke standing alone to add t, unless there is a final hook or a

joined diphthong; thus, acrid, applaud, ... ... adroit, p sedate,

_| seclude. Exceptions to this are— ^ convert, . concord and

■c-j conclude.
In past tenses of more than one syllable, however, a thin stroke
may generally be halved ; thus, .P seated, ’p stated, -I littered,.offered,
P'' supplied, \ construed, .j- committed, d’ commuted; but note

^ echoed and essayed.

(7) The more common words ending in -pid are written with half-
length p ; thus, 1^ tepid, insipid ; but
(8) Words ending in -pade, -ped, -pede or -pod are generally written
with full d: thus, I—escapade, uniped, \ centipede

nv c_(1
.!c... tripod. But note ■'.L. quadruped, to avoid a lengthy outline.

(9) Words ending in k (vowel) d are generally written with full d;

thus, arcade, naked, t—j decoyed; but half-length k is

used in a few words of more than two syllables, e.g., barricade,

....7^.. cavalcade, and in the word rescued.

(10) Words ending in g (vowel) t, however, are generally written

with half-length g; thus, trigate,

T
..he., target. nugget.
 rNTRODUCTION XXIX

(11) As a rule the halving principle is not applied if the resulting

outline would not be capable of full vocalization. It is, however,
applied in the case of a number of words ending in -tisni or -dism in
which a more facile outline is obtained by disregarding the “ viz.,

despotism, Jacobitism, patriotism, black¬

guardism, favouritism, scepticism, and several words

ending in -matism such as, .rrvj^. rheumatism. Compare such words as

absolutism, .<y V conservatism, etc., in which the full outline

is quite convenient.

(12) The halving principle is, as a rule, applied when / oris preceded by
a DIPHONE ; thus, create, 1-^' druid, radiate ; but the t is written

in full in ^ poet, silhouette, and a few uncommon words and

proper names.

(13) Stroke ^ or is retained when convenient in the following

classes of derivatives, viz.—
(a) Words derived, either directly or indirectly, from primitive words
with outlines containing stroke t. or d and not more than one other

stroke consonant; e.g., -V- pitiful, cottony. Tip gluttonous,

V bedeck, 1j- undivided, 'S_^ becloud, overrate outspread,

•Hi overcrowd. The following are exceptional— beautify

beautiful, written, writing, undefined, indebted^

hL subdivide.
(b) Certain secondary derivatives from primary derivatives written
with stroke t or d, in which the stroke is retained for the purpose of
distinction; e.g., weightiness, greediness, M..., heartily,
nv ■ • Y'
.ht]. flightiness,

{c) In words ending in -tieth, in order to prevent the possibility of

confusion between seventieth and seventh; -V-. fiftieth

XXX INTRODUCTION

(14) In COMPOUNDS of words with outlines ending in stroke t or d

i \
that / or is generally expressed by halving ; thus, .copyright,

backbite, ^...ice-boat, a?'' cow-hide, "^ go-ahead, brush¬

wood. Stroke t or d is, however, retained after one half-length stroke,
as in tit-bit, catboat, and also in a few cases in which the. full

/ or d gives a more distinct outline, e.g., rosewood, jolly-

boat, row-boat.

(15) In COMPOUNDS of words commencing with t or d, that t or d

is not expressed by halving; thus, . time-table, V grave-

digger, I-—quarter-deck. Exceptions— sometimes and

beforetivne.

(16) Lt is generally written upward as in fault, c_^ quilt,

—^ exult; but it is written downward—
(a) When preceded by an initial vowel and followed by m, as in
ultimo, and
{b) After n, ng, vs or ns as in knelt, ringlet, vacillate,
insult ; also in the word Ia dwelt.

(17) Rd. With regard to final rd, the formsveered, persevered,

etc., are adopted because, although not strictly in accordance with

the rule, they are quite distinct and more convenient than the
possible alternatives etc. On the other hand, in such

words as geared, —/ is a better form than > , which latter would

become indistinct in practice.

(18) In addition to cases in which ^ would be actually inconvenient,

/ is used for final rd in such past tenses as /A rendered, ^ surrendered,
wintered. (Compare windward.)

(19) Ld. When r would be inconvenient Id is represented by the

full form ; thus, A:y3. quarrelled, belittled, scheduled,

leasehold. Note: r is sufficiently convenient in retailed,

mild, lulled, etc.
 INTRODUCTION XXXI

DOUBLING PRINCIPLE
(1) The doubling principle is not applied in words ending in -lateral
and -literal, double-length I being used only in words in which it

occurs finally and in words derived from these ; hence, lateral

(compare t....... latterly), ' pluriliteral, v poulterer

(compare .slaughterer), A liturgy (compare n lighterage).

(2) The doubling principle, which is applied in the case of most
common words ending'in -ture, is not applied in the following instances—
(fix literature,.\ capture (the outline.\ being required for captor).

furniture, and words like departure and candidature.

(3) When the vowel in the termination tor is sounded distinctly,

as in the legal terms grantor, vendor, guarantor.
the doubling principle is not applied.
(4) The doubling principle is applied in a few cases although there
is an accented vowel between t and r; e.g., ''—^ interpret,
If.

- enteric, L.dysenteric, tartaric, AAAL- material.

(5) The doubling principle is also applied in the following cases,

notwithstanding that there is no vowel between the t ox d and the r—•
(a) Several words containing central, centri- or -centric, e.g.,‘^^'~^central,
concentric, -^ eccentric, centrifugal.

{b) /. theatrical, cylindric.

(6) Words ending in -erate or -orate, although derived from words

written with a double-length stroke, are written by means of the halving
principle {i.e., in the same way as past tenses such as centred) ;

thus, directorate, 1.. stadtholderate.

(7) The doubling principle is not applied when tr is preceded’
by a triphone representing a diphthong and a long vowel ; thus,
^ extenuator. punctuator. Compare proprietor.

1 radiator.
(8) Joining of Strokes of Unequal Length. Paragraph 142 (a) of the
Instructor applies to double-length as well as half-length strokes.
Double-length n, however, is sufficiently distinct after t or downward I;
thus, I detonator, i; alienator.
XXXll INTRODUCTION

(9) Double-length I is written upward, except after n, ng, ns or sk ;

thus, filter, beholder, gilder, but penholder,

ringleader, insulter, Y scolder, rr helter-skelter.

(10) Double-length strokes may be used in such compound words

V /■
as the following—. backbiter, .Y—i.:::: chaff-cutter, muzzle-
loader.
PREFIXES
Trans- is contracted by the omission of the n when it is followed by
p, ni, upward I, or the hooked letters pi, hr, gr, fir, and fl ; thus,

transparent, i.. transmit, translation, tfansplant,

transcribe, transgress, transfier, transfiluent.

SUFFIXES
(1) With reference to -ing the stroke is used after /^, although
it does not give a very convenient joining, as the dot might be mistaken

for a vowel-sign ; thus, utilizing, X releasing.

(2) When adding -ing, the outline of the original word is almost
invariably left unaltered; thus, fancying, freezing,

shelling, ‘h-o. cleansing, /** hoeing, allowing, ^ fiailing,

piercing, pushing, rating. Exceptions to this are

losing, {S lacing, etc., O ailing, coalescing, convalescing,

and writing.

(3) When the outline of the present tense ends with a joined diph¬
thong, the latter is not retained if stroke w can be joined; thus,
7, pursuing, bowing.
(4) Outlines containing stroke ng, when used in the representation
of the suffix -ing are vocalized in the ordinary way, whether the vowel
is a third-place vowel or otherwise ; thus. laying, T..gnawing.
(5) -ality, -ilily, -arity, etc., are expressed by means of a disjoined
stroke in the great majority of cases, including practically all of the
large number of words ending in -bility The words which are written
in full include—
 INTRODUCTION xxxin

(a) Words ending in -alty, -iality, erty, or -iority, if the full outline is

quite convenient; thus, penalty, ....1^; cordiality, partiality,

■V^.. veniality, .inferiority.

(b) Words in which the full outline is particularly facile, especially

after a half-length stroke; e.g., fertility, austerity,

.cA. maturity, 'fc—j verticality, personality.

(c) Words in which the -ality, etc., is preceded by only one stroke

or by s or shun ; thus, hilarity, Vi . facility,

iar.il.ifA) nationality

(d) In a few cases for the purpose of distinction ; e.g., juniority

1
geniality), locality legality). disparity

disability).

(e) compatibility, accessibility, .L.. asperity, and a few

other miscellaneous words.

A vowel preceding the disjoined consonant indicating the suffix
-ality, etc., may, if necessary, be disregarded ; thus, viability.

(6) -ment is represented by w after Vo or v_p, or a hook

to which the full form ^ cannot conveniently be joined; thus,

.VrV. consignment, preferment, eijacement, commence¬

ment, enchantment, pavement ; also in enlistment. When
can be made convenient, it is often written in preference to
the contracted form; thus, .J^. discernment, rescindment,

amendment, assortment.

(7) The suffix A may be joined when occurring alter full-length

r, n or w- ng, also, when convenient, after a hook (the preced¬
ing part of the outline remaining unaltered) ; thus, censorship,

companionship, kingship, ^ friendship, relationship.

-Ship is written in full after A I, as in V/^ fellowship; also in

airship.

2-(S.I70)
XXXIV INTRODUCTION

(8) Disjoined ^ may be used in compound and other words in

which -ship is not grammatically a suifix; thus, battleship,

midshipman, lightship.
y
(9) -fulness is represented by the disjoined suffix except in
delightfulness, doubtfulness and beautifulness.

GRAMMALOGUES
Derivatives and compounds from grammalogues are written by
retaining the logogram (unvocalized) in the outline whenever a

convenient and legible form is so obtained; thus ^ golden,

^
thankless,
twofold.
deliverer,
i advantageous,
\ would-be.

CONTRACTIONS
(1) With reference to the omission of medial t after s—see Instructor,
par. 183 (c), when a vowel occurs immediately after the t, the latter
is not omitted except in the following instances ; viz. postal,
postage, post-office, ji, testament, testimony, pro¬

crastinate, investigate, mistake, 1^ domestic, 'Vtj—^ pessi¬

mistic, yyyi optimistic, euphemistic, mediumistic,

Xf-b—= bombastic, . futuristic, substitute, substitution,

I destitute, ^ destitution, institute, institution, celestial,

and derivatives from these words (mistook excepted). Compare

pistol, ^ vestige, sophisticate, . mystic, plastic,

■ rustic, etc., in which the t is expressed.

(2) In addition to the contractions appearing in the lists in the
textbooks, contracted forms are also given in the Dictionary, as
alternatives to the full outlines, for some other words, which are not
considered to be of such frequent occurrence in general matter as to
warrant their inclusion in the lists.

DERIVATIVE WORDS
The derivation of words must be regarded as one of a number of
considerations affecting the choice of outlines, but while in the outlines
 INTRODUCTION XXXV

of many derivatives the outline of the primitive word, or some par¬

ticular feature of it, is retained, there are, on the other hand, many
cases in which derivatives are written in accordance with the ordinary
rules and principles of the system, without regard to derivation ; e.g.,

remove, remover bitter .n embitter hawk,

hawker : 'C ailment:. 5.L.

-.Y royal, .royalist.
\\'ords described as " derivatives ” are taken to include any words
that are apparently derived from other English words.
In the above notes, attention is drawn by means of capitals to the
treatment of certain classes of derivative and compound words.
Fuller information on this subject will be found in Derivative and
Compound Words in Pitman’s Shorthand.

DERIVATIVES ANTICIPATED
In certain cases, including some verbs previously mentioned,
words are written in a particular way so that their outlines may agree
with those of derivatives formed from them, e.g., meddle^

meddled; wanton, wantonly; clandestine.

^ clandestinely ; .captive, captivate ; inadvertent.

advertently; | exist, -f existence, sister, sisterly;

. scientific, scientifically; shelter. sheltered.

COMPOUND WORDS
A number of classes of compound words have already been dealt
with in connection with the various principles involved. With regard
to cases in which the outlines of the primary words will not join con¬
veniently, they are witten disjoined if a better outline is not obtainable
by altering one or both of them so as to admit of joining. (See also
next par.)
DISJOINING
(1) Disjoining is not resorted to if a better outline can other¬
wise be obtained; thus, tactics, locate, densely,

rearrange, but misfeasance, steadfast, men-

tionable, deaf-mute, spendthrift.

(2) Three straight strokes that would not make an angle are not
joined together ; hence \.picture-gallery, L, turkey-cock.
XXX VI INTRODUCTION

(3) Outlines in which one at least of three strokes is a curve are

generally allowable although there is no angle; thus, papacy,
..clockwork ; but the combination ( is avoided ; } hence,
if'

luckxer.
(4) Sometimes an angle is shown in order to make a joining allowable;
thus, / escheat, Hebraized.
U o -X

(5) More than two successive downstrokes including p b, dt, etc.,

are generally avoided by disjoining in such words as top-boots,

red-tapism, quarter-deck. Compare copy-

iL
book, .P... seed-time, tea-dealer, in which there are only two

downstrokes.
OUTLINES AND VOWELS
Outlines, as a rule, are not varied in order to permit of a vowel-
sign being placed exactly in its proper place ; thus, (Ip legislation,

ceaseless, ingeniously. appropriately, —.P.. meanwhile.

In a few cases, however, in which an outline that can be more

accurately vocalized is a better one from a practical point of view, it
is adopted, e.g., doubtless, I unsoiled.
In certain cases in which it would be difficult to insert an intersected
O ^ y I

vowel-sign it is disregarded ; e.g., figurative, .1 calculated,

partiaUty.
SPECIAL OUTLINES
It will be recognized that there are many pairs or groups of words
which, from their meaning, are liable to clash, and every precaution
is necessary in such cases to avoid the risk of confusion. In a great
majority of cases the application of the ordinary rules of the system
affords adequate means of distinction, but in a comparatively few of

these pairs of words, such as favoured, favourite ; A ustra-

lian, Atistralasmn, M birth, burial : wh ch otherwise

would be written with the same or a very similar form, a special outline
is adopted for'one of them in order to provide a clear distinction.
Again, in a few instances, such as ^ soHcitor, affidavit,

oxyhydrogen, tartaric, sincerely, '-Sff necessarily,

 INTRODUCTION XXXVU

it has been iound advisable, in order to secure the most con¬

venient outline, to adopt a form which is not capable of being fully
vocalized, or which is not written in accordance with the usual practice.
A list of these special outlines, in addition to those already mentioned
in this Introduction, is given below. It should be borne in mind that
such outlines, except in the case of some derivatives from the words in
question, must not necessarily be regarded as models for the formation
of other outlines.
The following outlines are written out of their proper position for the

purpose of distinction— .human.woman, permanent.

The Index to the Introduction will be found most useful where it is
desired to refer to any word or class of word.

LIST OF SPECIAL OUTLINES

afresh explode

agent eyesight

alcohol eyesore

alkali fallen

alliance farmer

allowance fiscal

antithesis flannelette

assuredly foundation

avert further

avoidance futile

bachelor futurism

Vv bankrupt garnet

beerhouse Gentile

Si bold girth

"f- candlestick gradually

capital guidance

■-f caused hardiest

xxxvin INTRODUCTION

heartily ordinal secretariat

A- hearty ornament separate

hospital ornamental shortened

hyoid shrinker
-A outburst

Ignominy oval sightseer

. (Oyf!. illness partake solitary

impercepti¬ particularly standardize

ble
indigent pattern start

indolent pennon statute

inert persecute subvert

inevitable poorest swerved

intromission preciseness synod

junior pre-eminent temperate

marital proprietary transept

X merchandise

moodily
Protestant

protestation
trivial

undoubted

'fT^ moral pure unlikely

mortal qualify unluckily

.25... Mrs. quality upright

Si
1 narrate queerly ursilorm

needful railroad verbal

needless rebate veritable

A notable

officiated
rebut

regret
vesture

virile

omniscient revere vitiated

orator reverie vitiation

 INTRODUCTION XXXIX

PROPER NAMES
In connection with these the pronunciation has been checked from
the Cenftiyy Cyclopedia of Proper Names, the Standard Dictionary,
and other sources. It should be remembered that proper names
have frequently more than one accepted pronunciation. In some
instances, such as Grantham, Evesham, etc., there is a local and also
an " outside ” pronunciation, and in the case of foreign names
some have an anglicized pronunciation while others are given a native
pronunciation only. From the shorthand point of view some proper
names require special consideration, and the following observations
will serve to indicate the practice which has been adopted in various
groups of words—
(1) ^^^len the nses circle is used, the vowel is understood to be e :
it is therefore necessary to write stroke n and the ses circle when
another vowel occurs, as in Albigenses, Waldenses.

(2) Proper names ending in -ley preceded by the sound of k are

generally written with the hooked letter; thus, Brockley,

Hinckley.

(3) Words ending in -shire are generally written with the hooked
letter 5/zr; thus, Ayrshire, Aberdeenshire.

(4) Words ending in -ford are generally written with the half-length
'—
hooked letter ( 'L or ; thus, Woodford. Cat ford,
1_r ^

.Oxford. The separate however is used after etc.,

as in Swinford, Cinderford, -,4^^ Chingford.

(5) The hooked letter is used for the terminations -borough, -burgh,
-bury, when it is more convenient than the separate b-r, including

cases in which it occurs after t, d, m, ms, I, Is ; thus, Attleborough,

Flamborough, Aldeburgh, Bloomsbury’,

Tilbury, Halsbury.
(6) Proper names ending in -ton or -don are treated in the same
way as other words having those terminations (see page xxi) ; thus,
Merton, Pemberton, Cheriton, Clifton,

Bandon.
xl INTRODUCTION

(7) Words ending in -field are generally written with , but after

/ or / hook / is used; thus, 1” Duffield, but Lichfield,

f Sedgfield. ^

(8) In the majority of words ending in -ham the h is silent, e.g.,

.Clapham, Seaham, Ashburnham, Totten-

ham, Rotherham, but in a few names of more than two syllables

ending in -inghani, such as Birmingham, Nottingham, the aspirate is
pronounced by some persons. There are also a number of names
ending in -sham or -tham in which custom has sanctioned the sound

of sh and th respectively, e.g., Horsham, Waltham,

Bentham, though in others the s or / sound is retained, e.g.,

Topshani, Cheetham, Greatham.

(9) The h in the termination -hurst is generally represented by the

dot; thus, Lyndhurst, Billingshurst. In a few instances,
however, it is disregarded in order to obtain a more convenient outline,

e.g.,
V <H-
Pankhurst, ..N:.. Parkhurst.

(10) After k (among other cases) the terminations -wall, -well, are
most conveniently written with ; thus c-z/f Kirkwall,

^ Bakewell. After upward I, however, C is sufficiently

convenient ; as Holywell.

(11) When the vowel in the termination -ville is sounded distinctly,

the separate I is written if convenient; thus, Sackville,

Granville, but Nashville.

(12) The termination -gate is written with full t; thus,

Bishopsgate, 1.,-- Deansgate, . Cripplegate.

(13) -wood, however, is generally written with half-length w ; thus,

.Is. Attwood, ■—Kingswood. Exception, Hey wood, to

distinguish from Hayward.
 INTRODUCTION xli

(14) Words having the termination -worth are written with >

thus, kl Saddleworth, XA Nailsworth; or when necessary

to avoid an awkward or too lengthy outline, with vocalized

w'ith wu; thus, Wandsworth, Wordsworth.

(15) In words ending in -ing, the dot is used after cr^ or or

after r following another stroke; thus, 'X. Epping, Wapping,

Hastings, Twining, Spalding. In other cases stroke w

is written; s.
thus, -|. Tooting, ”^”1^ Kettering, Hutchings.

Harding, Jennings, Behring.

(16) In proper names p is not omitted when it occurs between m

and t or m and sh; pe.g.,
o .Hampstead (..1' Hamstead),

."ZlX Ampthill, Compton, Assumbtion

Assumption, ...A.. Hampshire.

In ID: Campden the p is silent.

(17) In proper names having their origin in uncontracted logograms

/f
the logograms are retained, but may be vocalized ; thus, .Child,
Gold, _ Short. Proper names having their origin in contracted

grammalogues are written in full ; thus, Lord,

Wordsworth, Yardley, Goodyear, Young,

i

(18) In several place names such as Kingston-on-Thames,

i,.... Stratford-on-Avon, Burton-on-Trent, .Clacton-on-

Sea, -X-- Southend-on-Sea the preposition may be omitted.

(19) The following are so written in order to obtain an easy or dis¬

tinct outline— Surat, ^ Shetland, ^ Thetford, Dudley,

^ Jedburgh, Ushant, (kiy London, TcY^.^Carruthers, 'j\ Sutherland,

W eymouth.
xlii INTRODUCTION

DISTINGUISHING OUTLINES

The following distinguishing outlines should be noted— Frances,

Francis ; M Persia, xy Pn/5sfa; ^ Tenby, Denbigh:

Dunbar, i Edinburgh ; -I. Didsbury, J. Dewsbury ;

Bute, \n Bude : llET^Symonds, <rr^ Simmons;Wyndham,

Wenham: Cobbeit, ZbS. Cobb: -yC^...Hindley, Huntley:

^Vciles, (b Wells : Mather, n Modder; Barmen,

Bremen.
 NEW ERA CHANGES
The following is a summary of the changes introduced in the “ New
Era ” edition of the system by practically all of which some
simplification of a rule is effected— Centen ary
New Eva Outline. Outline.
“ Right " semicircle used
to ex^^ress initial w before ^ were ^ worse
h, g. m, and r (upward or
worry world
downward).

Triphones used to repre- —

sent a diphthong and any hyaena
vowel (either short or long).

St loop used in
words ■f. steady -P. steadied
like steady, steadied, etc.
■?. study - studio P

[■ • ”9

Shy J always written

Devonshire LlJ
downward.

Shi cJ always wTitten freshly ^ judicial

upward.

Singer, wringer, etc., now

vocalized regularly.

Right ” curves fl afflict wrrr. flock

and vl discontinued ex¬
' ^ level ^^,^^ffl\^.impul-
cept after k, g, n, ng. or a
' ' ' sively
straight upstroke.

Right ” forms of thl and

lethal Bethel
THI discontinued.

Words ending in -cular and

-gular are now as a rule binocular
written with the hooked
strokes, c_ c_ angular
{Note.—The contractions
singular
X regular and _ ir¬
regular are retained.)

I n the case of sfr, sir, etc.,

prosper jj destroy
following another stroke, the
r hook i > now shown whether
corkscrew
the two strokes make an
angle or not.
xliii
xliv NEW ERA CHANGES

New Eva Outline, Centenary

-nation. The outlines i Outline.

etc.. now accentuation

vocalized with triphone.

Hesse <5^ hazy
Tick h no longer used
before stroke 5 or 2 or before history ^ Hastings
hooked strokes.
hatred (^L Hudders-
^ ^ field
Dot h no longer used
initially. handed hundred

Final sh now written down¬

ward after upward I whether
the word is a verb or not.
(Note.—Upward sh re-. polish relish
tained in the past tenses

polished, etc.)
Use of rer strictly ' sorcerer
confined to derivatives from
words written with down¬ fruiterer
ward r finally.

Words in which the con¬

sonants are h-ld and w-ld n held
now written with and ^c\ wild
(r\ respectively.

Use of to represent Wi quarrelled

Id discontinued.
mildly
Mpr, mbr represented by
when following — k Lumber
or an upstroke whether the
word is a verb or not, the Cumberland
double-length ^ being
Humber
used in other cases.

Ng-kr, ng-gr when occur¬

ring initially or following a
circle or an upstroke repre¬
sented by the hooked
anchor .V.
age
stroke being used in other
hanker (CfirrrrP! linger
cases.
conger
(Note. shrinker,

retained as a " special *'

outline.)
 NEW ERA CHANGES xlv

New Era Outline. Centenary

Outline.

Doubling principle no conqueror

longer applied to or
si umberer

Y diphthongs discontinued
(with exception of diphthong ■S.... lawyer i vine-
n), and diphone ^ used yard
for ia, ie, etc., even when Spani- million
monosyllabic. i=ya, ye, etc.) ard

W diphthongs restricted water washer

to medial use, and initial,
joined semicircle u.sed to withstand
represent consonant w only.
railway .^77^, walk

Use of for Wil- dis¬ I

continued. •6Wilson William

'p'

Com in -coming is now becoming

indicated by disjoining.
becomingly

welcoming
Inter- and enter- are now
written in accordance with enterprise
the rule for doubling and '■— intermingle
''-^ is given as a prefix
representing intro-. introduce

The hook prefix in- is no

inspiration
longer used before spr.

Words which are uncon¬ happy 1^7^. happen \ \

tracted and are written in
their regular position are children ''f suggest
f
excluded from the list of
Grammalogues and a few V suggested r
other Grammalogues are dis¬
continued.
suggestive c
suggestion f
journal
1
half <p\s) Heaven

initial holy J
whither ..fC. will
r
met ye

youth youths
Logogram for for altered. for
xlvi NEW ERA CHANGES

New Era Outline. Centenary

Outline.
A few other contracted religious
■I
logograms and a number of
..j... religion
contractions are excluded J
from the lists and are now
given in the Dictionary only
L generation L
as alternatives to the full Christian
outlines.
.Christianity

i_f consiitutional- J
. ly
Phonography

saviour

.fCT- scripture
Logogram i he now used
only when joined to a pre¬
ceding character.

In addition to the alterations referred to above, the outlines of a number

of words have been regularized, e.g., travel, forefather.

vastly, . income. On the other hand, a few further words are

given “ special ” outlines cither for the purpose of distinction, e.g..

burial, Jurther, secretariat, or lor convenience, e.g.,

iypeivriter.

Certain contractions which it has not been thought necessary to

retain in the lists in the textbooks are now given in the Dictionary as
alternatives to the full outlines ; and alternative contracted forms are
also given for some further words for which safe contractions may at
times be desired.
 INDEX TO INTRODUCTION
A. Subjects
Abbreviated W used medi¬ F, V book and stroke, Shun hook, direction of,
ally xii xxiii xxiv
Aspirate, xxiv Special outlines, xxxvi
Grammalogues, xxxiv
Special. outlines, list of,
Choice of Outlines, supple¬ Halving Principle, xxvii xxxvii
mentary rules for, xi Hooked stroke and stroke
Compound Consonants, R or L, xvi SS, [ large circle, °)
xxvii
Compound words, xxxv N, final (stroke and hook),
xxi and ^ . xvi
Contractions xxxiv
N medial, xxii
N preceded by two vowel SST [*), )and P], jXV
Derivative words, xxxiv
signs, xxii
Derivatives
xxxv
anticipated,
New Era changes, xliii [f:
ST LI and loop_ XIV
ST [loop and ) SF], xv
Diphthong U and Con¬ NS medial, xxiii
Suffixes, xxxii
sonant Y, xii Outlines and Vowels, xxxvj S, Z (circle and stroke), xii
Disjoining, xxxv
Distinguishing outlines, xlii Prefixes, xxxii I SZD ^ and d J, xvi
Double Consonants (voca¬ Pronunciation, ix !
lized) and separate R 1 roper Names xxxix
or L, XX Vowel signs, placing of, x
R and L, upward and Vowels and outlines, xxxvi
Doubling Principle, xxxi downwaM, xxv Vowels, representation of,
S (direction of circle), xii ix
Final N (stroke and hook),
xxi S (stroke and circle), xiv
FR, V R duplicate forms, SH, upward and downward, W (semicircle and stroke),
xix xxvi xii

B. Illustrative Words

A afresh, xxxvii anent, xxi

Africa, xix angular, xx
abandon, xxi, xxii agent, xxxvii antithesis, xxxvii
Aberdeenshire, xxxix ailing, xxxii applaud, xxviii
absolutism, xxix ailment, xxxv appropriately, xxxvi
access, xvi Albigenses, xxxix arcade, xxviii
accessibility, xxxiii alcohol, xxxvii archeress, xiii
accessible, xvii Aldeburgh, xxxix armorial, xxv
accountable, xvii alehouse, xxiv Arthur, xx
accurate, x alienator, xxxi articulate, xx
aciform, xx alkali, xxxvii artist, XV
acquiesce, xv alleviation, xi artistic, xv
acrid, xxviii alliance, xxxvii Ashburnham, xl
actionable, xvii allowance, xxxvii asperity, xxxiii
actress xiii allowing, xxxii assonant, xxi
actual, xxvi alms-house, xxiv assortment, xxxiii
actually, xxvi ambiguously, xiv assumption, xii
adoption, xxiv amendment, xxxiii assuredly, xxxvii
adroit xxviii Americanize, xiii Athenian, xxi
adulterate-d, xviii Ampthill, xii Atherley, xix
advantageous, xxxiv anachronism, xiii Atherton, xix
affidavit, xxxvi I annalist, xxv attentive, xxiii

xlvii-
xlviii INDEX TO INTRODUCTION

Attleborough, xxxix brevity, xxiii Cinderford, xxxix

Attwood, xl bricklayer, xix circulate, xx
Augustinian, xxi bridal, xix cistern, xiv
austerity, xxxiii bridle, xix Clacton-on-Sea, xii
Australasian, xxxvi bridled, xix clandestine, xxxv
authoress, xiii briefest, xv Clapham, xi
authoritatively, xxviii Brockley, xxxix cleansing, xxxii
avert, xxxvH brush, xxvii clear, xxvii
avoidance, xxxvii brushwood, xxx client, xxii
Ayrshire, xxxix brutalize, xviii Clifton, xxxix
brutality, xviii clockwork, xxxvi
brutish, xxvi closest, XV
Bude, jclii club-house, xxiv
buffet, xxiii coach-house, xxiv
B buoyancy xxii coagulate, xx
buoyant, xxii, xxxv coalescent, xxvi
bachelor, xxxvii
burial, xxxvi coalescing, xxxii
backbite, xxx
Burtou-on-Trent, xli Cobb, xiii
backbiter, xxxii
Bake well, xl busiest, xiv Cobbett, xiii
Bandon, xxxix busily, xiv coffee-house, xxiv
bankrupt, xxxvii Bute, xiii cometarium, xx
bar, ix commencement, xxxiii
barely, xxv committed, xxviii
barest, xxv communism, xii
baritone, xxi C commuted, xxviii
barium, xxv comparative, xxiii
Barmen, xlii calculate, xx compatibility, xxxiii
barometric, xvi calculated, xxxvi completely, xxvi
baroness, xiii Campden, xli compliance, xxii
barrenness, xxii candidature, xxxi Compton, xii
barricade, xxviii candlestick xxxvii concentric, xxxi
basis, xvi capital, xxxvii conciliatory, xxx\ ii
battleship xxxiv capitalization, x conclude, xxviii
beautiful, xxix captor, xxxi concord, xxviii
beautifulness, xxxiv capsize, xvi concurrent, xxii
beautify, xxix captivate, xxxv congestion, xxi
becloud, xxix captive, xxiii, xxxv conservatism, xxix
bedeck, xxix capture, xxxi considerate, xxxvii
beerhouse, xxxvii caravansary, xxiii consignment, xxxiii
beforctime, xxx carriage, x consist, xiv
behold, xxv Carruthers, xli consistent, xiv
beholder, xxxii catarrhal, xxv consolidatory, xxvii
Behring, xli catboat, xxx consonant, xxi, xxxv
belittled, xxx Catford, xxxix consternation, xxv
Bentham, xl caused, xxxvii constituent, xxii
bias, XV cavalcade, xxviii constitute, xxxvii
biased, xv cayenne, xxii construed, xxviii
biliousness, xxvi ceaseless, xxxvi contestable, xvii
Billingshurst, xl celestial, xxxiv convalescing, xxxii
binocular, xx cellarer, xxvii convenient, xxi
biograph, x censorship, xxxiii convert, xxviii
Birmingham xl centipede, xxviii copy-book, xxxvi
Bishopsgate, xl central, xxxi copyhold, xxv
blackboard, xxi centred, xxxi copjTight, xxx
black-eyed, xi centrifugal, xxxi coquettish, xxvi
blackguardism, xxix chaff-cutter xxxii cordiality, xxxiii
Bloomsbury, xxxix championess, xiii correction, xxiv
bold, xxxvii chaos, XV cosier, xiv
bombastic, xxxiv charwoman, xii cottony, xxix
boudoir, x Cheetham, xl countess, xiii
bounden, xxi Cheriton, xxxix cow-hide, xxx
bountiful, xxii Cheviot, xxiii crab-apple, xi
bowing, xxxii chiefess, xiii crayon, xxii
branded, xxii Child, xli cretaceous, xxviii
bravest, xv childless xxxvii crier, xxv
breakage. x Chingford, xxxix Cripplegate, xl
Bremen, xiii chop-house, xxiv Crustacea, xxvi
 INDEX TO INTRODUCTION xlix

culinary, x doubtless, xxxvi explainable, xvii

cuneiform, xx downright, xxxvii explode, xxxvii
curriculum, xx drapery, xviii extenuator, xxxi
curviform, xx drowsiness, xiv exult, XXX
custom, X druid, xxix eyesight, xxxvii
cylindric. xxxi duckling, xix eyesore, xxxvii
cynicism xvi Dudley, xli
Duffield, xl
dumb-bell, xxvii
Dunbar, xlii
dustiness, xv F
D
dysenteric, xxxi
facility, xxxiii
dais, XV dwelt, XXX
factory, xviii
daunted, xxii failing, xxxii
deaconess, xiii faintest, xv
deaf-mute xxxv E fairest, xxv
Deansgate, xl fair-sized, xvi
decease, xvi earnest, xv fakir, xxv
declarable, xxv earthenware, xxiii fallen, xxxvii
decoction, xxiv eccentric, xxxi fanaticism, xvi
decorate-d, xviii echoed, xxviii fancying, xxxii
decoyed, xxviii edification, xxxvii fantastically, xxvi
dearest, xxxvii edified, xxiii farmer, xxxvii
defied, xxiii Edinburgh, xlii fatten, xxi
deified, xxiii editor, xxxvii fault XXX
deist, XV editorial, xxxvii favourite, xxxvi
deistic, xv educational, xi favouritism, xxix
deliberate-d; xviii effacement, xxxiii feasible, xvii
delightful, xxxvii effervesce, xix fellowship, xxxiii
delightfulness, xxxiv egotistical, xxvi ferocity, xxi
deliverer, xxxiv elaborate, xviii fertility, xxxiii
delusion, xi elastic, xv fictitious, xxvi
Denbigh, xlii embark, ix fiercest, xv
densest, xv embitter, xxxv fifth, xxix
dental, xxii emphasize, xvi fiftieth, xxix
densely, xxxv empiricist, xv figurative, xxxvi
deny, xi emporium xxv filter, xxxii
departure, xxxi enchanted, xxii fiscal, xxxvii
descriptions, xxxvii enchantment, xxxiii fishery, xviii
desert, xxxvii enlighten, xviii Flamborough, xxxix
desist, XV enlist, xviii flannelette, xxxviii
despotism, xxix enlistment, xxxiii flightiness, xxix
destiny, xxxvii enliven, xviii flotation, x
destitute, xxxiv ensued, xiv flotsam, xxvii
destitution, xxxiv enteric, xxxi fluent, xxii
detonator, xxxi enumerate-d, xviii flute, X
Dewsbury, xlii epizoon, xiii fondest, xv
dictatorial, xx Epping, x!i foolishly, xviii
Didsbury, xlii equatorial, xx foothold, xxv
diffract, xxxvii erudite, xxxviii forbear, xxi
digestible, xvii escapade, xxviii forcible, xvii
digestive, xxiii escheat, xxxvi forecast, xxi
diocese, xvi essayed, xxviii forenoon, xxi
directorate, xxxi essayist, xv foreshorten, xxi
directory, xxviii Etonian, xxi foresight, xxi
disability, xxxiii euphonic, xxiii foretell, xxi
disappointed, xxii Euphrates, xii forewarn, xxi
discern, xxxvii eulogy, xii forget, xxi
discernible, xvii Europe, xii forsake, xxi
discernment, xxxiii eventually, xxxvii forum, xxv
disparity, xxxiii exaggerate-d, xviii foully, xxvi
dissonant, xxi excitatory, xxvii foundation, xxxviii
domestic, xxxiv excusable, xvii fountain, xxi
dominant, xxi exercise, xvi frame, xix
Doricism, xvi exist, xxxv France, xix
doubly, xix exorcism, xvi Frances, xvi, xlii
doubtfulness, xxxiv exorcize, xvi Francis, xvi, xlii
1 INDEX TO INTRODUCTION

frank, xix greenest, xv hyaline, xxiv

fraternal, xx greenhouse, xxiv hygiene, xxii
freckle, xix grower, xxv hyoid, xxxviii
freeness, xix guarantor, xxxi
freezing, xxxii guidance, xxxvi
French, x
I
fresh, xix
ice-boat, xxx
freshly, xviii
ice-house, xxiv
friable, xix H ignominy, xxxviii
friendship, xxxiii
illness, xxxviii
frigate, xxviii
Halsbury, xxxix illustratively, xxviii
froth, xix
Hamiltonian, xxi imperceptible, xxxviii
fruiterer, xxvii
Hampshire, xli imperialism, xxvi
fullest, XXV
Hampstead, xli imperialist, xxv
full-sized, xvi
handsome, xii impetuosity, xiv
funnier, xxiii
hardest, xv inaction, xxiv
furnace, xix
hardiest, xxxvii inadvertent, xxxv
furniture, xxxi
Harding, xli inch, X
furrier, xxv include, x
harm, ix
further, xxxvii
harshly, xviii indebted, xxix
fusion, xi indigent, xxxviii
Hastings, xli
futile, xxxviii
hawker, xxxv indolent, xxxviii
futurism, xxxvii
hay-loft, xxv indulge, xxvii
futuristic, xxxiv
Hayward, xl inert, xxxviii
headache, xi inevitable, xxxviii
heartily, xxix, xxxviii inferiority, xxxiii
G hearty, xxxviii ingeniously, xxxvi
Hebraized, xxxvi ingenuously, xv
Gallicism, xvi heiress, xiii ingenuousness, xv
gallop, X heirs, xiii inheritable, xxiv
galvanism, xii helter-skelter, xxxii inheritor, xxiv
garden, xxi Hercules, x insipid, xxviii
garnet, xxxvii hereditary, xxvii insomnia, xii
garnish, xi heritable, xxiv institute, xxxiv
gaseous, xvi heritage, xxiv institution, xxxiv
gate-house, xxiv heritor, xxiv insult, xxx
geared, xxx heroine, xxii insulter, xxxii
geniality, xxxiii heterodox, xxiv integer, xxvii
genii, xi heterogamus, xxiv interior, xxvii
Genoese, xv heterogeneous, xxiv internal, xx
genteelly, xxvi heterology, xxiv intrepret, xxxi
Gentile, xxxvii heteroraorphous, xxiv interval, xvii
genuine, xxii hewn, xxv intromission, xxxviii
geometry, xvi Heywood, x inventive, xxiii
gesticulate, xx hierarchy, xxiv investigate, xxxiv
giant, xxii Higham, xxiv invincible, xvii
giantess, xiii highbred, xxiv Ironside, xxiii
gilder, xxxii highest, XV, xxiv
girth, xxxvii high-heeled, xxv
Gladstonian, xxi highness, xxiv J
globular, ix hilarity, xxxiii
glossier, xiv Hinckley, xxxix Jacobitism, xxix
gluttonous, xxix Hindley, xli jailbird, Sxi
gnawing, xxxii hoed, xxv ^ Japanese, xiii
go-ahead, xxx hoeing, xxxii Jedburgh, xli
Gold, xli hoer, xxiv Jennings, xli
golden, xxxiv Holywell, xl Jew, X
Goodyear, xli horizontal, xvii Jewess, xiii
Gothicism, xvi Horsham, xl Jews, xiii
Gothicize, xvi hotel, x, xxvii jointed, xxii
gradually, xxxvii hothouse, xxiv jolly-boat, xxx
graduation, xxvii Howard, xxiv joyously, xiv
grantor, xxxl Howell, xxiv joyousness, xiv
Granville, xl humanize, xiii Judaism, xv
grave-digger, xxx hundred, xxiii juice, X
Greatham, xl Huntley, xiii junior xxxviii
greediness, xxix Hutchings, xli juniority, xxxiii
 INDEX TO INTRODUCTION li

K manageress, xii narcissus, xvi

manful, xvii narrate, xxxviii
keenest, xv manger, xxiii Nashville, xl
Kettering, xli mantle, xvii nationality, xxxiii
keyboard, xxi marital, xxxviii naturalism, xxv
kindest, xv marriage, x necessarily, xxxvi
kindred, xxiii martin, xxi necklace, xix
kingship, xxxiii mason, x needful, xxxviii
Kingston-on-Thames, xli material, xxx needless, xxxviii
Kings wood, xl Mather xlii needlewoman, xii
Kirkwall, xl matriculate, xx newest xv
knelt, XXX maturely, xxv newsmonger, .xii
maturity, xxxiii next, XV
maj'oral, xxv nicest, xv
mayoress, xiii nobility, x
lace, X meanwhile, xxxvi noisome xii
lacing, xxxii measurable, xi, xvi Norseman, xii
laconicisni, xvi mechanism, xiii notable, xxxviii
lamentable, xvii meddle, xxxv notary, xviii
large-sized, xvi mediumistic, xxxiv Nottingham, xi
lash, xxvii mellifluent, xxii nuclei, xi
lashed, xxvii mendacious, xxviii nugget, xxviii
lateral, xxxi mental, xvii nursemaid, xii
latish, xxvi mentionable, xvii, xxxv
latterly, xxxi merchandise xxxviii
launch, x merciless, xiv
laying, xxxii Merton, xxxix 0
lazier, xiv metalliform. xx
laziest, xiv methodistical, xxvi obscure, xxv
leasehold, xxv, xxx midshipman, xxxiv obtainable, xvii
legality, xxxiii migratory, xxviii offered. x.xviii
legendary, xxii mild, xxx offerer, xix
legislation, xxxvi mildly, xxvi officiated, xxxviii
lemonade, xxvii mincemeat, xi oil, xi
leverage, xix misfeasance xxxv omniscient, xxxviii
Liberty, xli mistake, xxxiv oneness, xxii
Lichfield, xl mistook, xxxiv opalescence, xxvi
lighterage, xxxi mobbish, xxvi: open-mouthed, xxiii
lightship, xxxiv mocking-bird, xx' optimistic, xxxiv
lion, xxii Modder, xiii orator, xxxviii
lioness, xiii model, xix ordinal, xxxviii
literature, xxxi modelled, xix organist, xv
litigious, xxvii moderate, x originated, xxii
liturgy, xxxi modernness, xxii ornament, xxxviii
locality, xxxiii modernism, xiii ornamental, xxxviii
localize, xviii modernize, xiii otherwise, xix
locally, xviii monochord, x.x outburst, xxxviii
locate, XXXV monopoly, x outspread, xxix
loghouse, xxiv moodily, xxxviii oval, xxxviii
logistic, XV mopish, xxvii overcrowd, xxix
logistical, xxvi moral, xxxviii overhauled, xxv
London, xli moratorium, xx overrate, xxix
lonesome, xxiii mortal, xxxviii oversized, xvi
Lord, xli motor-car, xi owl, xi
losing, xxxii mountain, xxi Oxford, xxxix
luckier, xxv, xxxv moustache, xxv oxyhydrogen, xxxvi
lukewarm, xxvii Mrs., xxxviii
lulled, xxx murderess, xiii
luminary xviii muzzle-loader, xxxii P
lustier, xv mystic, xxxvi
Lyndhurst xl
paganism, xi'l
painted, xxii
M palace, x
paleozoic, xiii
mainmast, xxiii Nailswortii, x.i Pankhurst, xl
majestic, xv naked, xxviii pantaloon, xxii
malicious, xxvii napiiorm, xx papacy xxxvi
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parallel, xi P'<rivate, xxiii releasing, xxxii

parietal, xvii probation, xxiv religionism, xiii
Parkhurst xl proclaim, x remover, xxxv
parlour, xi procrastinate, xxxiv rendered, xxx
partake, xxxviii proprietary, xxxviii renewing, xxxii
partiality, xxxiii, xxxvi proprietor xxxi repel, xx
particularly, xxxviii ftotestant, xxxviii reportorial, xx
paste-board xxi protestation, xxxviii reprinted, xxii
patois, X protozoic, xiii repulsive, xx
pattern, xxxviii provable, xvii rescindment, xxxiii
patriotism, xxix prowess, xv rescued, xxviii
pavement, xxxiii Prussia, xiii restaurateur, x
pectoral, xxvi publicist, XV retailed, xxx
Pemberton, xxxix punch, x retentive, xxiii
penalty, xxxiii punctuator, xxxi reticulate, xx
penitent, xxii puniness, xxiii revere, xxxviii
penholder, xxxii pure, xxxviii reverie, xxxviii
penman, xxiii purgatory, xxviii reversible, xvii
pennant, xxi puritan, xxi revolutionize, xiii
pennon, xxxviii Puritanism, xiii rheumatism xxix
permanent, xxxvii pursuance, xiv riddle, xvii
persecute, xxxviii pursuant, xxii ringleader, xxxii
persevered, xxx pursuing, xxxii ringlet, xxx
Persia, xlii Puseyism, xiv rookery, xvii:
personality xxxiii pushing, xxxii rosewood, xxx
pjeruse, x rotate, x
p>essimistic, xxxiv rotatory, xxvii
philanthropist, xxiii Q Rotherham, xl
picture-gallery, xxxv roundness, xxii
piercing, xxxii quadruped, xxviii rowboat, xxx
pigeon-holed xxv qualify, xxxviii royalist, xxxv
pigeon-house, xxiv quality, xxxviii ruin, xxii
pillar, ix quarrelled, xxx rustic, xxxiv
‘pioneer, xxii quarter-deck, xxx, xxxvi
piously, xiv queer, xxvii
piscatorial, xx queerly, xxxviii
pistol, xxxiv quiesce, xv S
pitiful, xxix quilt, xxx
pivot, xxiii Sackville, xl
plainest, xv Saddleworth. xli
planimetrv, xvi
R saddling, xviii
plantain, xxi Sadducean, xiv
raconteur, x sahib, xiv
plastic, XV, xxxiv
radiate, xxix saleswoman, xii
plunger, xxiii
radiator, xxxi saltatory, xxvii
plurilateral, xxxi
radii, xi Samaritan, xxi
px)et, xxix
radish, xxvi sanctified, xxiii
pxjetess, xiii
railroad, xxxviii sand-eel, xxvi
poets, xiii
rainproof, xxiii sauciest, xiv
polish, xxvii
ranch, x saunter, x
pwlishcd, xxvii
ranger, xxiii savoury, xviii
pxjlyzoa, xiii
ransom, xxiii scepticism, xxix
px)lyzoon, xiii
rating, xxxii scheduled, xxx
pontoon, xxi
rattle, xvii scholarly, xxvi
poorest, xxxviii
realism, xxvi scientific, xxxv
port hole, xxvi
realization, x scolder, xxxii
prositivist, XV
rearrange, xxxv scuffle, xvii
pwsscss, xvi
rebate xxxviii Seaham, xl
postal, xxxiv
rebut, xxxviii seaman, xi
pxjtentate, xxii
receptive, xxiii seance, xiv
pxDulterer, xxxi
recess, xvi seated, xxviii
pxiweriul, xxv
preciseness, xxxviii recurrence, xxii seclude, xxviii
red-tapism, xxxvi secretariat, xxxviii
pre-eminent, xxxviii
preferment, xxxiii re-examine, xi secretary’, xxviii
regard, xi sedate, xxviii
prefigure, xi
regret, xxxviii Sedgfield, xl
princess, xvi
regulate, xx seditious, xxvi
principles, xv
relationship xxxiii seedling, xix
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seed-time, xxxvi steam-engine, xi theistic, xv

seer, xiv sternutation, xxv theorem, xxv
seiisatioiialism, xxvi steward, xiv Thetford, xli
separate, xxxviii stewed, xv thrash, xx
sereneness, xxii stock-list, xxvi thread, xx
serviceable, xvii stoic, xiv thrive, xx
seventh, xxix Stornoway, xxv throttle, xx
seventieth, xxix stowage, xiv, xv tigress, xiii
severance, xi Stowell, xiv Tilbury, xxxix
shelling, xxxii stranded, xxii time-table, xxx
shelter, xxxv strangle-hold, xxv tinsmith, xii
Shetland, xli Stratford-on-Avon, xli tippler, xviii
shiftless, xxvi strenuously, xiv tit-bit, xxx
shilling, xi stronghold, xxv tomboy, xxvii
shooting-star, xxv structural, xxvi Tooting, xli
Short, xli Stuart, xiv top-boots, xxxvi
shortened, xxxviii Styrian, xiv Topsham, xl
shrinker, xxxviii subdivide, xxix totally, xviii
Siam, xiv subserviency, x.xiii Tottenham, x!
side-car, xi subsist, XV tottery, xviii
sidewalk, xii substitute, xxxiv tougher, xix
sienna, xiv substitution, xxxiv toughest, XV
sightseer, xxxviii subvert, xxxviii tractarian, xxviii
silhouette, xxix success, xvi train-oil, xxvi
silk-worm, xii, xxvii suet, xiv trampling, xviii
silvery, xviii suggestive, xxiii transept, xxxviii
Simmons, xlii summer-house, xxiv transcribe, xxxii
sincerely, xxxvi superciliousness, xxvi transfer, xxxii
singer, xi superstitious, xxvi transfluent, xxxii
singular, xx supplied, xxviii transgress xx.xii
sinuosity, xv Surat, xli translation, xxxii
sister, xxxv surrendered, xxx transmit, xxxii
sisterly, xiv, xxxv survivor, xix transparent, xxxii
slash, xxvii suspended, xxii transplant, xxxii
slaughterer, xxxi Sutherland, xli treasury, xviii
soiree, x Swedish, xxvi tripod, xxviii
solicitor, xxxvi swerved, xxxviii triune, xxii
solitary, xxxviii Swinford, xx.xix trivial, xxxvii)
soluble, X switchboard, xxi truest, XV
solution, x Symonds, xlii turkey-cock, xxxv
sometimes, xxx synod, xxxviii turpentine, xxi
sonant, xxi system, xiv tutoress, xiii
sophistic, XV tutorial, xx
sophisticate, xxxiv twofold, xxxiv
sorrowful, xvii T Twining, xli
sorcerer, xxvii typewriter, xix
tackling, xix
Southend-on-Sea, xli typewriting, xix
tactics, xxxv
sower, xiv typewritten, xix
tantalize, xxii
Spalding, xli
target, xxviii
Spartan, xxi
tariff, ix
spectatorial, xx
speculate, xx
tarry, adj. & v., ix U
tartaric, xxxi, xxxvi
spendthrift, xxxv undefined, xxix
tautology, xxvii
spheroidal, xvii ulterior, xx
tax-gatherer, xxv
spiciest, xiv tea-dealer, xxxvi ultimo, xxx
spongiform, xx unaccented, xi
temperate, xx.xviii
stadtholderate, xxxi undersized, xvi
tenant, xxi
stalactiform, xx undivided, xxix
Tenby, xlii
standardize, xxxviii undoubted, xxxviii
tenuously, xv
start, xxxviii tenuousness, xv uniped, xxviii
stated, xxviii tepid, xxviii unique, xii
statuesque, xv unleavened, xviu
testament, xxxiv
statute, xxxviii unlikely, xxxviii
testimony, xxxiv
statutory, xviii tether, XX unluckily, xxxviii
stayed, xv tctrachord, xx unopened, xi
stayer, xiv unreasoning, xviii
thankless, xxxiv
steadfast, xxxv unrest, xviii
theatrical, xxxi
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unseemly, xii virile, xxxviii wheaten, xxf

uiisoilecl, xxxvi virulent, xi wheeled, xxvii
iinsunimoned, xii visibility, xxxiii wild, xxvii
iiplieaval, xvii vision, xi wilder, xxvii
upright, xxxviii vitiated, xxxviii windiness, xxii
urbanity, xxii vitiation, xxxviii windward, xxx
ursiform, xxxviii vividly, xxvi wintered, xxx
Ushaiit, xii withhold. XXV
usurer, xxvii woodwork, xii
utilize, xii W wooer, xii
utilizing, xxxii Wordsworth, xl, xii
uttered, xxviii wailed, xxvii workhouse, xxiv
wainscot, xxiii workwoman, xii
waitress, xiii would-be, xxxiv
V wakeful, xvii writing, xxix. xxxii
wakefully, xvii written, xxix
vacillate, xxx VValdenses, xxxix wrongful, xvii
valuer, x Wales, xiii Wyndham, xiii
valueless, x Waltham, xl Wyoming, xii
variform, xx Wandsworth, xii
veered, xxx wanton, xxxv
vendor, xxxi Wapping, xii
vcniality, xxxiii warehouse, xxiv Y
verbal, xxxviii wash-house, xxiv
Yardley, xii
verbose, xix Wednesday, xxiii
Young, xii
veritable, xxxviii weigher, xii
vermiform, xx weightiness, xxix
verticality, xxxiii weld, xxvii
vestige, xxxiv Wells, xlii Z
vesture, xxxviii Wenham, xiii
vicaress, xiii Wesleyanism, xiii Zephyr, xix
viscountess, xiii Weymouth, xii zither, xx

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aback' ab'ditory abjudica'tion
ab'acus abdo'men abjura'tion
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abaft' abdominos'copy abjure'
aban'don abdom'inous abjured'
aban'doned abduce' abju'ring
abandonee' abduced' abju'rer
aban'doner abdu'cent ablacta'tion
aban'doiiing abdu'cing ^ abla'tion
aban'domiient abduct' .1;^. ab'lative
abarticula'tion abduct'ed ^ ablaze'
abase' abduct'ing ' a'ble
abased' abduc'tion ^ a'ble^bodied
abase'ment abduct'or a'bleness
abash' Abeceda'rian ab'lepsy
abashed'
abash'ment
abed'
abele' ■\n ab'luent
ablu'tion
y-x abash'ing Abel'ian ablu'tionary
aba'sing A'belite a'bly
abat'able aber'rance ab'negate
abate' aber'rancy ab'negated
' aba'ted aber'rant ab'negating
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abate'ment aberra'tion abnega'tion
aba'ter abet' ab'negative
aba'ting abet'tal ab'negator
ab'atis abet'ted abnor'mal
ab'atised abet'ting abnor'mity
'Vj aba'tor ( abet'ter .<y, .1. abnor'mous
abattoir' i abet'tor aboard'
^ \ abb abey'ance abode'
N Ab'ba abey'ant - abol'ish
ab'bacy abhor' abol'ishable
abba'tial abhorred' abol'ished
abbat'ical abhor'rence abol'isher
ab'be abhor'rency abol'ishing
ab'bess abhor'rent abol'ishment
ab'bey abhor'rer aboli'tion
ab'bot abhor'ring aboli'tionism
ab'botship A'bib aboli'tionist
y abbre'viate abi'dance abom'inable
■^3 abbre'viated
abbre'viating
abide'
abi'der
abom'inableness
abora'inate
abbrevia'tion abi'ding abom'inated
abbre'viator abi'dingly - abomina'tion
abbre'viatory Ab'igail y, aborig'inal
abbre'viaturc abil'ity .sf'^aborig'ines
ab'dicant abintest'ate v ^ abor'tion
ab'dicate ab'ject, ti. & «. u- V ^ abor'tive
ab'dicated abject', V. abor'tively

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abor'tiveness .V abstain' ;—acan'thine

.. abound' Y. .V abstain'er c—1 acan'thus
abound'ed .41^ Y abstain'ing . 1—i- acar'diac
abouiid'ing y O abste'niious ;—aY—^ ac'arus
.s, about' . abste'miously •_-j 1_: acatalec'tic
^ above' Y abste'miousness •-zr \ acat'alepsy
>—I- abracadab'ra Y, absten'tion _: j _ acatalep'tic
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' abra'ded .A/ Np absterged' ~~X _ accede' —
^ abra'ding Pa/- X ^ abster'gent ._p '“tP acce'ded
^ » Abraham'ic .V ^ Jyj abster'ging . acce'ding
^ abra'sion Y 9 ^^s^<^rse' accel'erate
^ abreast' .A Y _ abster'sion accel'eratcd
'N abridge' Yp abster'sive accel'erating
^ ^ abridged' . Y ab'stinence !_4'"X/X. accelera'tion
- abridg'er Y x"^ ab'stinent accel'erative
\ •/ abridg'ing Y ab'stinently • (j ^ accel'eratorj’
■O.v 7 abridg'ment s|- .. -Iv abstract', v. '—accend'ible
y abroach' ,v >>'■ ab'stract, a. & n. :—9^ ■ accen'sion
\ ' , abroach'ment .V 1— abstract'ed •_9^ ac'cent, ft.
■4 - ^ abroad' '—|. 5]- abstract'edly ■—uix accent', t;.
.ab'rogate SI- . '—abstract'edness ■—accent'cd
. ab'rogated .V '—|. abstract'cr :—accent'ing
ab'rogating s|- L-abstract'ing ^accent'or
. . N—Dabroga'tion 8|- abstrac'tion !_Hi, accent'ual
vA abrupt' . l—j abstrac'tive ^ accent'uate
.. abrup'tion '—1 \i- ab'stractly accent'uated
• abrupt'ly -v ab'stractness accentua'tion
\aVj> abrupt'ness . Y abstruse' '—Y aca>pt'
ab'scess \i9-: . t- abstruse'ly ._ acceptability
..V abscind' ^ \| abstruse'ness . o ^ accept'able
\ ab'sciss ^ absurd' ^ ,_X acccpt'ableness
> al)Scis'sion .V absurd'ity ._o Y accept'ance
!p abscond' -I- absurd'Iy "X ,_o J acccpta'tion
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' ab'sence ■'4 . abun'dantly Y z_p accep'tion
ab'sent, a. '• abuse', v. , o X accep'tive
Xi/ _ absent', v. . x.^ abuse', n. X. •—_b. accept'or
abscnt'ed X" abused' b ac'cess, access'
absentee' abu'ser ac'cessarily
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<4s absent'er ' Y abu'sive accessibility
absent'ing Y A • abu'sively acces'sible
'\i_> ab'sinth X "'Y' abu'siveness acces'sibly
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ab'soiute 1 X abut'ted • yf ’ A accesso'rial
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absoriitor\' ■-r-j Xijj^ Abyssin'ian '—_ r accip'ient
absol'vatory Y aca'cia j_ " Y accip'itcr
absolve' ;_1 A -—p Aca'cian Xi,, V accip'itrine
absolved' {-—if-;—. acadc'mial •J Y—acclaim'
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^ absorb'abie k—s . acad'emy A ' acclima'tion
' absorbed' "n < Aca'dian ^ Ow acclimatiza'tion
absorb'cnt ^ '*'■ ( Accii'dian ^ accli'matize
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absorp'tion .—^ acan'lha .V • > acclimatizing
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accliv'ity accum'bent achiev'er

accli'vous accu'mulate achiev'ing
accolade' accu'mulated ach'ing
accom'modable accu'mulatiiig a'chor
accom'modate accumula'tion achromat'ic
accoin'rnodatcd accu'mulative achro'matism
accoin'modating accu'mulatively achro'inatize
accoinmoda'tion accu'mulator acic'ular
accoin'modative ac'curacy acic'ulate
accoin'inodator ac'curate acic'uliform
accom'panied ac'curately ac'id
acconi'panier ae'eurateness acidif'erous
accom'paiument cr*-® accursc' acidifi'able
accoin'paiiist accursed' acidifica'tion
accom'pany accurs'ed acid'ified
accom'panying accurs'ing acid'ifier
accom'plice •-A/ accu'sable acid'ify
accom'plish accu'sant acid'ifying
accom'plishable accusa'tion acidim'eter
accom'plished accu'sative acid'ity
accom'plisher accu'satively ac'idness
accom'plishing accu'satory acid'ulae
accom'plishmeii t accuse' acid'ulate
accord’ accused' acid'ulated
^ accord'ance accus'er acid'ulating
accord'ancy accus'ing acidula'tion
accord'ant accus'toin acid'ulous
accord'antly accus'tomarily a'ciforin
!• accord'ed accus'tomary
acknowV edge
^ accord'er accus'tomed
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p—I accord'ingly ace acknoK'l'edger
Ji accord'ion Acel'dama acknou'V edging
__p. accost' acen'tric acknoK’l.'edgment
accost'able Aceph'ala ac'tne
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r^' accost'ing ace'-point acol'ogy
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accoucheur' ac'erate ac'olyte
accoucheuse' acerb' ac'onite
account' ac'erbate acon'itine
accountabil'ity acerb'ity a'corn
j account'able ac'erose a'corned
account'ableuess ae'erous acotyle'don
account'ant aces'cence acotyle'donous
_ acconnt'antship aces'cency acou'chy
\_' account'-book aces'cent acous'tic
account'ed aceta'rious acoust'ical
account'ing acet'ary acquaint'
accoup'le ac'etate acquaint'ance
■"Tx accoup'led ac'etated acquaint'ance-
accoup'lement acet'ic • acquaint'ed [ship
\ accoup'ling acet'ified acquaint'ing
\ accou'tre acet'ify acquest'
< accou'ter acet'ifying acquiesce'
;_r. accou'tred acetom'eter acquiesced'
accou'trements ac'etone acquies'cence
accou'triiig ac'etose acquies'cent
accred'it acetos'ity acquies'eing
accred'ited ac'etous ^ acquirabil'ity
accres'cence ace'tum ‘ acquir'able
accres'cent acet'ylene, acquire'
accre'tion Achai'an acquired'
accre'tive Ache'an acquire'ment
'/ accroach' ache acquir'er
_ accrue' ached acquir'ing
.1 accrued
accru'ing kr achiev'able
achieve'
acquisi'tion
acquis'itive
accuba'tion achieved' acquis'itively
Ly achieve'nient
1 accuiii'bency ^cquis'itiveness
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acquit' acu'leated ad'eling

acquit'ment acu'leous adel'opode
acquit'tal acu'inen adel'phia
acquit'taiice I acu'minate I ademp'tion
acquit'ted acu'minated adeiiog'raphy
acquit'ting acu'minating ad'enoid
Ac'rasy acumina'tion I adenolog'ical
a'cre acu'minous adenol'ogy
a'creage acupress'ure adeno'ma
a'cred acupunctura'tion ad'enose
ac'rid acupunct'ure adenot'omy
acrid'ity acute' ad'enous
ac'rid ness acute'ly ad'eps
acrimo'n ious acute'ness adept'

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acrimo'niously adac'tyl ad'equacy
acrimo'niousness ad'age ad'equate
ac'rimony ada'gio ad'equately
acrit'ical ad'amant ad'equateness
ac'ritude adamante'an adhere'
acroat'ic adaman'tine adhered'
ac'robat Adam'ic adhe'rence
Acrocerau'nian Ad'amite adhe'rency
ac'rogen Adamit'ic adhe'rent
acrog'enous Ad'am’s-ap'ple adhe'rently
acrog'raphy adapt' adhe'rer
ac'rolith adaptabil'ity adhe'ring
acron'ych adapt'able adhe'sion
Acrop'olis adapt'ableness adhe'sive
ac'rospire adapta'tion adhe'sively
ac'rospired adapt'ed adhe'siveness
across' adapt'edness adhib'it
acros'tic adapt'er adhib'ited
acros'tical adapt'ing , adhibi'tion
acros'tically adapt'ive adhor'tatory
ac'roter add adiaph'orous
acrote'ria adden'da adieu'
act adden'dum adipoe'erate
act'ed ad'der ad'ipocere
Ac'tian addibil'ity ad'ipose
act'ing ad'dible adipo'sis
actin'ic addict' ad'ipous
actin'iform addic'ted ad'ipsy
ac'tinism addict'edness ad'it
actin'ograph addict'ing adja'cence
actin'olite addic'tion adja'cency
actinol'ogy addic'tive adja'cent
actinom'eter
ac'tion U ad'ding
addit'ainent
adja'cently
adject'
ac'tionable addi'tion adject'ed
ac'tionary addi'tional adject'ing
ac'tionist ad'dlc adjec'tion
ac'tionless ad'dled adject i'val
ac'tive ad'dle-head'ed ad'jeelive
ac'tively ad'dle-pa'ted ad'jectivcly
activ'ity
act'or
ad'dliiig
address'
r adjoin'
adjoined'
act'ress addressed' adjoin'ing
act'ual addressee' adjourn'
actual'ity address'er adjourned'
act'ualize address'ing adjourn'ing
act'ually
actua'ri-il
L adduce'
adduced'
adjourn'ment
adjudge'
•-
actua'rially
act'uary
L addu'cent
addu'cer
adjudged'
adjudg'ing
act'uate
act'uatcd
addu'cible
addu'eing
L. adju'dicate
adju'dicated
act'uating adduct' adju'dicating
actua'tion adduc'tion adjudica'tion
actuos'ity adduc'tive adju'dicator
acu'leate adduc'tor adju'dicature
adjunct 5 advocacy

ad'juiict admoni'tion advance'

adjunc'tioi! admon'itive advanced'
adjunc'uve admon'itor advana-' guard
adjunc'tively admon'itory advancc'inent
adjunct'ly ' admortiza'tion advan'cer
adjura'tion adnas'ceiice advan'cing
adju'ratory ad'nate advan'cive
adjure' adnom'inal
advan'tage
adjured' ado'
adjur'er ado'be . advan'taged
adjur'ing adoles'cence
advanta'geous
adjust' adoles'cency
adjust'able adoles'cent advanta' geons\y
adjust'ed Adone'an advanta'geous,-
adjust'cr Adon'ic ness
adjust'ing adopt' advant'aging
adjust'ive adopt'ed advene'
adjust'ment adopL'er adve'nient
ad'jutancy adopt'ing ad'vent
ad'jutant adop'tion adventi'tious
.// ad'jutaiit-gtf^itiraJ adop'tionist adventi'tiously
adju'tor adop'tive adventi'tious-
adju'trix ador'able advent'ual [ness
ad'juvant ador'ableness adven'ture
adtneas'ure adora'tion adven'tured
admeas'urement adore' adven'turer
adruensura'tion adored' adven'turesome
admin'ister ador'er adven'turess
admiii'istered ador'ing adven'turing
admiiiiste'rial ador'ingly adven'turous
admin'istering adorn' adven'turously
admin'istrable adorned' adven'turous-
adniin'istrate adorn'er ad'verb [ness
administra'tion adorn'ing adverb'ial
admin'istrative adorn'ment adverb'ially
adoscula'tion adversa'ria
admin'is! rator
adown' ad'versary
admin' istrator- adrift' adver'sative
ship adroga'tion ad'verse
adroit' ad'versely
a<imin'isiratrix
adroit'ly ad'verseness
^dmirabil'ity adroit'ness adver'sity
--'ad'mirable adry' advert'
ad'miral adsciti'tious advert'ed
ad'miralship adsciti'tiously advert'ence
Ad'miraltT ad'script adverL'ency
admira'tion adstric'tion advert'ent
admire' adula'tion advert'ently
admired' ad'ulator advert'ing
admir'er ad'ulatory
, admir'ing adult' j ad'verlise
admir'ingly adul'terant ■ ad'vcrtiscd
admissibil'ity
admis'siblo
adul'terate
adulterated I advcr'tiscmenl
admis'sion adulterating ad'vertiser
admis'sory adultera'tion
u admit' adul'terator ad'vertising
admit'table adul'terer advice'
admit'taiice adul'teress advisability
admit'ted adul'terous advis'able
admit'tcr adul'terously advis'ableness
admit'ting adul'tery advis'ably
admix' adult'ness advise'
admixed" adum'bra advised'
admix'tioii adurn'brant advis'edly
admix'turc ad'umbrate advis'er
admoii'ish ad'umbrated advise'inent
admon'isiied ad'umbrating advis'ing
admon'isher adumbra'tion advis'ory
admon'istiiiig adust' ad'vocacy
 advocate agglomerating:

ad'vocate n. v. affec'tional affu'sing

ad'vocated affec'tionate affu'sion
ad'voca teship affec'tionately Af'ghan
ad'vocating affec'tionateness afield'
advoca'tion affec'tioiied afire'

L advow'ee
advow'son
affec'tive
affec'tively
affi'aiice
afloat'
afoot'
afore'
adyaam'ic
ad'y turn afh'anced afore'going
i adze affi'ancer aioYe'hand
afore'mentioned
ae'dile, etc., afh'ancing
(s^ee'dile) affiche' af ore'll amed
ae'gis afore'said
affida'vit
aegro'tat afore'thought
Aene'id affied' afore'time
Aeo'lian afiil'iate a fortio'ri
ae'on afiil'iated afoul'
a'erate affiliating afraid'
a'erated affilia'tion afresh'
a'erating af'finage Af'ric
aera'tion affin'ity Af'rican
ae'rial affirm' Africander
a'erie affirm'able af'rit
aerifica'tion affirm'ably afront'
a'erified afifirm'ance aft
a'eriform afftrm'ant aft'er
a'erify affirma'tion
aft'er-ages
a'erodrome affirm'ative
aft'er-birth
aerodypam'ics affirm'atively
aft'er-clap
» aerog'raphy affirmed'
aft'er-cost
- a'erolite affirm'er
aft'er-crop
^ a'eroiith affirm'itig
aft'er-damp
aerolit'ic affix', V., af'fix, n.
att'ei-guard
aerolog'ical affixed'
aft'er-hours
aerol'ogist affix'ing
aft'er-math
’ aerol'ogy affix'ture
aft'er-wosf
a'eromancy affla'ted
afternoon'
aerom'eter affla'tion
aft'er-pains
aeromet'ric affla'tus
aft'er-piece
aerom'etry afflict'
aft'cr-thought
a'eronaut afflict'ed
aft'erward
aeronau'tic afflict'er
aft'erwards
, a'erophyte afflict'ing
^ a'eroplane afflic'tion aft'er-wit
\ a'eroplanist afflict'ive a'ga
_/ aeros'copy ai'fluence again'
a'erostat af'fluency against'
, aerostat'ics af'fluent agal'ma
“ aerosta'tion af'fluently ag'amist
c ^ aesthet'ic (see af'flux ag'ainous
0 esthetic) afflux'ion ( ag'apae
1_ aesthet'ical afford' ( ag'apc
afar afford'ed agape'
v ' afeard' afford'ing Agapem'one
affabil'ity affor'est ag'aric
^ \ af'fable
_ N af'fableness
... afforesta'tion
affran'chise
ag'ate
aga've
Vt** af'fably afifran'chisement agaze'
V\- affair' affray' agazed'
_ A affect' affreight' age
l..'V_, affccta'tion affright' a'ged
affect'ed affright'ed a'gedly
affect'cdly affright'er a'geing
affect'ediiess affright'ing a'gency
affect'er affront' agen'da
affectit>irity affront'ed a'gent
affect'ible affront'ing aggcra'tion
affect'iiig affront'ive agglom'erate
affect'ingly I affuse' agglom'erated
affec'tioii affused' agglom'erating
 agglomeration 7 alcliemistic

c_ ' -r--? agglomera'tion ag'oiiism air'-brake

' =_ agglu'tinant ag'onist '— *a
air'-cells
c__ -Lj, agglu'tinate agonis'tes ^ aired
-U, <=—," 1 agglu'tinated ' L_: agon is'tic *1 air'er
k— ' -L^ agglu'thiating agonis'tical A— A air'-gun
c_ ’ ! agglutiiia'tioii ag'onize ‘Y air'-hole
_d.,v -L^ agglu'tinative '' ag'onized Yr ■ air'ily
t • ’ L- ag'grandize ^ . ag'oniziug air'iness
_,, ag'grandized ag'onizingly '! ■ air'ing
Js. aggrand'izement ag'ony air'less
^J ^ ag'graiidizer ' ;_ag'ora "A air'-pump
ag'grandizing ~2. i agou'ti J- air'-shaft
5—^_ ag'gravate ^ ' ^ agraph'ia ^ n air'-ship
^ ag'gravated agra'rian \ air'-tight
^_ ’ ag'gravating ^ agra'rian ism ■ 'i.air'y
aggrava'tiou ° agra'rianize v 1 aisle
^ • 1 ag'gregate, a. v. i—; agree' y. ait
^_ c-n-l- ag'gregated t-^\ agreeabil'ity < y ajar'
'■ ■ , ag'gregately ^ ^ agree'able ' f aj'utage
* 1 ag'gregating agree'ableness yl' :—^akim'bo
i__ aggrega'tion e-; agreed'
_^ ■ * 1,. ag'gregative c—O'- agree'ing J. .Y \ al'abaster
■ • i ag'gregator agree'men t (_ . alack'
k-r^ aggress' agres'tic r—1 alack'-a-day
t-f= aggressed' 1 ■ ag'ricultor Y .1. 1 1' alac'rity
aggress'ing a la mode
c-:^ aggres'sion ~^^r!Tr!7- agricultural
alamort'
aggress'ive ag'riculture
aggress'iveness ./T'V-s alarm'
■ i^-T?^aggress'or H- or agricul'turist alarmed'
' aggriev'ance c—^ ag'rimony alarm'ing
k-i aggrieve' agriol'ogy alarm'ingly
k-i aggrieved' 'njY agrostog'raphy
_ c-?- aggriev'ing agrostol'ogy c alarm'ist
aggroup' C-, ' aground' , alar'um
<= aggrouped' ' • a'gue * a'lary
aggroup'ing . _ a'gued alas'
aghast' a'guish a'late
A- ' ag'ile .A\ alb
. . /"S-f’ ag'ileness , Alba'nian
An ; agil'ity aha' /Tv ' ‘ alba'ta
4 ag'io •Yl ahead' 1 ,('\n- al'batross
/ ag'iotage •A\ aheap' b albe'it
V 1 agist' ‘A ahem' albes'cent
1 <k . agist'ment T -9 ahoy' r\ Al'bin
, agist'or ^ ahull' ./Vp> albi'ness
L ag'itable •| aid ' > ‘ al'binism
/ . ag'itate •J aid'ance •i-' /^V_> albi'no
/ ag'itated aide'-de-camp ' albi'noism
( ; iv ag'itating ’ ^ 4 aid'ed albugin'eous
•1' / agita'tion •'] aid'er -O;. albu'go
v .b / ag'itative d aid'ful al'bum
/ .• ag'itator ‘1;. , ^ aid'ing -ANI.-rJ albu'men
1 L a'glet aid'less .AV-O) albu'minize
.1 i_ aglow' . /T . ai'glet albu'minized
■ ' agmatol'ogy r. “Y ai'grette (Vp * albu'min
■ Y ag'nail O ai'guille ,AV-^ albu'minoid
■ ag'nate Y ail
V" ailed albuminu'ric
• agnat'ic
' agna'tion "(Y airing albu'minous 1

• i—agni'tion *4^ ail'ment I albur'num

agno'men O. aim (— j. al'ca
' ^^ agnos'tic A aimed X C— alcade'
'—= agnos'ticism aim'er t—0 • * 1 alcahest'
aim'ing i O' C._ Alai'ic
ago'
aim'less L_^ ^ al'cazar
- agog' aim'lessly ^ v_;alchem'ic
' ;_ ago'ing ^ ain’t X alchem'ical
;__ agone' air 1 A-^al'chemist
' ;—a_; agon'ic air'-bed L_p. alchemis'tic
alchemy allurer

al'chcmy ■ O' alight'ed .r\ alle'viate

al'cohol alight'ing alle'viated
al'coholate C- ^ align', aline' alle'viating
alcohol'ic j C_align'ment allevia'tion
alcoholiza'tion CL ■ alike' alle'viative
al'coholize ■ al'iment alle'viator
alcoholom'eter aliment'al .r al'ley

■AS
Al'coran . ' aliment'ary All Fools’ Day
C_Alcoran'ic Ct<-, alimenta'lion all-fours'
• Alcoran'ist b aliment'ivcness all-hail'
Lo al'cove alimo'nious All-Hal'lows
' Aldeb'aran al'imony •a allia'ceous
al'iped alli'ar.ce
■ al'dehyde
al'iquant .a allied'
al'der al'iquot .r allies'
arderman a'lish alliga'tion
alderman'ic alive' al'ligator
Al'dine aliz'arine alli'sion
ale al'kahest allit'erate, a. & v.
aleak' alkahest'ic allitera'tion
a'leatory alkales'cency • allit'erative
alec'tryomancy C > ^ alkales'cent al'lium
alee' X .C/■ I al'kali al'locatc
a'legar C al'kalifiable i al'located
ale'hoof /■ /V • al'kalified \ allocating
ale'house Cr^ al'kalify alloca'tion
alem'bic L_( SX ' al'kalifying alloca'tur
alem'broth alkalig'enous al'lochroite
alert' ■ alkalim'eter allocu'tion
alert'iiess alkalimet'ric allo'dial
alette' alkalimet'rical allo'diuin
aleu'romancy alkaliin'ctry al'lograph
aleurom'eter r C al'kaline allonge'
Aleu'tian alkalin'ity allopath'ic
aleu'tic alkaliza'tion _. .C\ allopath'ically
ale'wife al'kalize .r\ . I_allop'athist
Alexan'drian al'kaloid ■0^ 'allop'athy
a Alexaii'drine
alexiphar'inic
al'kanet
Al'koran
...
al'lophane
allot'
alexiter'ic allot'ment
alexiter'ical
alfres'co Al'lah
0
. - allot'ted
allot'ter
Al'gae al'lanite allot'ting
al'gebra allanto'ic allot'ropy
algebra'ic allan'toid allow'
algebra'ical allan'tois allow'able
al'gebraist allay' allow'ableness
Algerine' allayed' allow'ably
Al'gol allay'er ,0'^ allow'ance
al'gor allay'ing ^ allow'anced
argorithtn allega'Iion allow'ancing
al'gum allege' allowed'
Alham'bra allege'able allow'cr
a'lias alleged' allow'ing
al'ibi alleg'er alloy'
a'lien alle'gi nice alloy'age
alienabil'ity alleg'ing alloyed'
a'lienable allegor'ic alloy'ing
a'lien age allegor'ical All Saints’ Day
a'lienate al'legorist ail-see'ing
a'lieiiated al'lcgorize V All Souls’ Day
a'lienating al'legorized all'spicc
aliena'tioii al'legorizer
a'licnator al'legorizing .n allude'
a'liene al'legory allud'ed
alienee' allegret'to allud'ing
a'licnism
alif'erous
allegris'simo
alk^'gro
.rs allure'
allured'
al'iforin allelu'ia allurc'ment
alight' allemande' allur'cr
 alluring amorceable

allur'ing al'tern Am'azon

r\ allur'ingly altern'ate, a. Amazo'nian
alternate, v. am'bage

c
allu'sion
allu'sive alternated ambas'sador
allu'sively altern'ately ambas'sadrcss
allu'sory alternating am'ber
allu'vial alterna'tion am'bergris
alhi'vion alter'native ambidex'ter
allu'vium altcr'nativcly ambidexter'ity
all-wise' Althae'a ambidex'trous
ally' although' ambidex'trously
ally'ing altim'eter am'bient
Al'magest altim'etry ambig'enal
al'nia ma'ter altis'onant ambigu'ity
al'manac al'titude ambig'uous
al'mancline al'to ambig'uously
a/might'iness ■ altogeth'er ambig'uousness
a/might'y am'bit
a'lmond alto-relie'vo ambi'tion
al'moner al'truism ambi'tious
al'nionry altruis'tic ambi'tiously
al'niost alu'del am'ble
alms al'um am'bled
alms'-house alu'mina am'bler
al'mug alu'minate am'bling
al'oe al'umine amblyo'pia
aloet'ic aluminif'erous am'bo
aloet'ical alu'minite ambro'sia
aloft' alumin'ium ambro'sial
alogot'rophy ahi'minous Ambro'sian
al'omancy al'umish am'brotype
alone' alum'nus am'bry
along' al'veary ambs'-ace
^ along'side '■ al'veolar am'bulance
aloof' al'veolary am'bulant
' aloof'ness al'veolate ambula'tion
alope'cia ' al'veolite am'bulator
.iQ aloud' al'veolus am'bulatory
arvine am'bury
.r\ _ alp
fl/'way ambuscade'
alpac'a
alp'enstock ai'ways ambusca'ded
_al'pha am ambusca'ding
al'phabet am'adou am'busb
- alphabeta'rian a'mah am'bushment
I"’ '^'alphabet'ic amain' ameer', amir'
alphabet'ical amal'gam ame'liorate
aiphon'sin amalgamate ame'liorated
al'phus amal'gamatcd ame'liorating
Al'pine amal' gamating ameliora'tion
aZread'y , avwlgama'tion ame'liorative
al'so amanuen'sis ame'liorator
/Hi- Alta'ic am'aranth amen'
j al'tar amaranth'ine amenabil'ity
J ' al'tarage amaranth'us ame'nable
J \ al'tar-cloth Amaryl'lis ame'nably
— ' ^ al'tar-picce , amass' amend'
al'ter amassed' amend'able
alterabil'ity amass'ing amend'atory
al'terable amass'men t amcnd'ed
al'terableness am'ateur amend'er
al'terably am'ative amcnd'ing
al'tenant am'ativeness amend'raent
altera'tion amato'rial amends'
al'terative am'atory amen'ity
al'tercate amauro'sis ament'
al'tercating amaze' amenta'ceous
alterca'tion amazed' amen'tia
al'tered amazc'ment ament'um
al'terer amaz'ing amerce'
al'tering amaz'ingly amerce'able

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 amerced • 10 anatomization

amerc^' .Xy__: Amphictyon'ic an'agram

amerce'ment _: Amphic'tyons .or—' anagrammat'ic
amerc'er amphisbae'na anagrammat'ical
' amcrc'ing anagram'matize
{ amphithe'atre
Amer'ican anagram'matist
7 1 amphithe'ater
Ainer'icanism •<—5^ ■ an'agraph
Amer'icanize V 7 \iamphithcat'ric
am'ethyst I ,^1_, amphitheat'rical a'nal
'O «• aniothj'st'ine Am'phitrite ' Lc an'alects
p 'jyT~ Amhar'ic '^v am'phora !' analec'ta
.J. amiabirity ■'V^ ain'phoral TY analec'tic
^ ^ a'miable \ am'ple . 1_. XY analem'ma
a'miableness .y—y ^\o am'pleness _ an'alepsy
> a'miably N. amplifica'tion ). analep'tic
t amian'thus \ , ■ \ am plified / analog'ical
\.^ amicabil'ity \vs Nam'plifier J' anal'ogism
ain'icable Y am'plify ^ /' anal'ogist
arn'icableness 7 amplifying C. anal'ogize
' am'ice am p itude i Y anal'ogized
amid' •U \.am ply X anai'ogizing
.J. am'idine ampul'la t_£> . O' anal'ogous
) amid'ships 'Y]. am'putate ^ anal'ogously
amidst' J* " am'putated L_ an'alogue
^ •/'~b cimiss -Y Yl* am'putating ' / anal'ogy
1 am'ity X ' amputa'tion O- /. anal'ysis
ammo'nia amuck' b. (i ari'alyst
ammo'niac V—am'ulct Yl_: analyt'ic
,-p. , ammoni'acal 'Y'^ amus'able Y1 .ov analyt'ical
am'moiiite amuse' 1 an'aiysable
arnmo'iiium amused' .jX' analysa'tion
ammuiii'tion ^muse'ment t an'alyse
amne'sia "Y amus'er 6 an'alysed
v._j)—^ ^ amiie'sic amus'ing .. kY an'alyser
am'iu'sty amus'ingly YY an'alysing
■ arn'iiion ~Y amu'sive •<_<'v/V£> anamor'phosis
am'iiios amyg'dalate ana'nas
. ami iot'ic amyg'daline ——7 anan'drous
•^~N: amoc'ba amyg'daloid ^ an'apest
^ Amo'inum . am'yl anapies'tic
among' . -^-n/YI amyla'ceous ■ V./ [_.-anaph'ora
amongst' sY am'ylin - anarch'ic
'C~''-'yn. Amontilla'do
' am'orist
an Y"—E_= anarch'ical
•^TnX)- amoro'so .<_.y ■
an'a an'archism
am'orous YYy Anabap'tism
•■•_XyY I- Anabap'tist an'archist
■y'T'^ am'orously
7'’^ Anabaptist'ic «-'■ ' an'archy
•/■psxc*^ am'oronsness
amor'phism anab'olism anar'throus
amor'phous -r, anacamp'tics anasar'ca
' amort' anasar'cous
^ anacar'dic
' amortiza'tion I) anas'tasis
. anac.athar'tic
' J—n/1,. amor'tize ■<—f- . . anastat'ic
’ amor'tizcment anach'ronism YY) anas'tomose
amount'
anachronis'tic ■'-X" ■ anas'trophe
'' amoniit'ed (.j-^^anath'ema
-o;, amount'ing anaclas'tic Ya<X_. anathemat'ical
3 amour' rh anacolu'thon Yrt{X~N' anath'ematism
ampere' •Yi—anacon'da . anathematiza'-
am'persand J. I- Anacreon'tic
. am'phi
an'adem ■'Y—anath'ematize
, V_^' Amphib'ia 1“ anath'ematized
amphib'ian anae'mia anath'ematizer
V.^*- ampliib'ious . '• anaem'ic Y<—v® • anath'ematizing
amphib'iously anaesthe'sia r .'YI anatif'erous
\ anaesthet'ic
amphib'iousness 'YY_: ^ anatom'ic
1 •i an'aglyph
amphibol'ogy . ■ anaglyph'ic "YY anatom'ical
'■ . anaglyp'tic . anat'omizing
'■ ampliil)'olous
Y anagno'sis anat'omist
am'phibrach an'agogy anatomiza'tion
anatomize 11 annular

. anat'omize Tr an'gelot an'imalized

'^”1;^ anat'omized an'gelus
anat'oniy animal'izing
an'ger
anatrep'tic an'gercd an'imate
—^an'ceps an'gcring an'ima ted
^3- an'ccstor an'gina an'ima ting
anccsto'rial -A/ angiocarp'ous an'imatingly
ances'tral .y ^angiog'raphy anima'tion
an'cestress angiol'ogy an'imative
J- an'cestry ■ angiot'omy an'imator
. 1. anch'or ‘— an'gle an'imism
—'\ anch'orable -■ an'gled an'imist
aiich'orage an'gler animos'ity
anch'ored ^ An'glican an'imus
anch'oress an'ion
''—^ anch'oret ^ An'glicanism an'ise
anchoret'ic An'glice an'iseed
anchorct'ical An'glicism an'isette
an'glicize an'ker
anch'oring
" ’Si) an'glicized an'kle
''—?] anch'orite
^anchoVy 7 . an'glicizing an'kle-bone
an'gling an'kled
' an'chylose
An'glomania an'klet
^^^an'cient
' An'glo-Sax'on an'na
an'ciently
an'nalist
an'cientry ango'Ia
an'dllary an'nalize
, an'gor
<_c aiicip'ital an'nals
j. ango'ra
.i-£> an'nats
^ ancip'itous
an'grily anneal'
.t" an'come
an'gry annealed'
an'con
anneal'ing
^ an'concs anguil'liform
and
annel'idan
anguin'eal annex'
andan'te annex'able
an'guish
_j andanti'no annexa'tion
• Ande'an an'guished
annexa'tionist
and'iron an'guishiiig annexed'
_andranat'omy annex'ing
an'gular
' androg'ynal
anni'hilable
angular'ity anni'hilate
androg'ynism
an'gularly anni'hilated
, androg'ynous
. an'droid • an'gulated anni'hilating
android'al anhela'tion annihila'tion
android'es anhy'drous anni'hilator
an'il anniver'sary
an'dron
an'ile , an'no Dom'ini
—I I” an'drous
an'ecdotal an'iline an'no mun'di
' •* an'ecdote anil'ity VI* an'notate
anecdot'ic an'notated
an'ima
anecdot'ical Vi- an'notating
animadver'sion annota'tion
an'ecdotist
ane'mia
anemog'raphy
anemol'ogy
animadvert'
animadvcrt'ed
animadvert'er
n. an'notator
an'notatory
annot'to
announce'
anemom'eter animadvert'ing
announced'
anemom'etry an'irnol announc'ement
anem'one animal'ciila announc'er
anem'oscope announo'ing
animal'cular
anent' annoy'
animal'cule
an'eroid annoy'ance
ancsthe'sia animarculine
annoyed'
an'eurism animal'culist annoy'er
anew' 'animal'culum annoy'ing
anfract'uous
aii'gel
an'imalism y y
an'nual
an'nually
animal'ity
angel'ic annu'itant
angcl'ica
angel'ical
animaliza'tion
V
y. annu'ity
annul'
angelol'ogy
an'imalize
y an'nular
annuiatc 12 aniitiiotic n
. an'iiulate antal'gic antic'ipate
an'nulated antic'ipated
antal'kali antic'ipating
annula'tion
an'nulet . Antarctic anticipa'tion
annulled' antic'ipative
annul'ler antarthrit'ic antic'ipator
aniiuriing antasthinat'ic antic'ipatory
amiul'meiit ant'-eater anticli'rnax
Aiinulo'sa antecede' anticli'nal
an'nulose antecc'ded anticy'clone
an'nulus antece'dence an'tidotal
, annu'iiierate antece'dent an'tidote
annu'merated antece'clently antidot'ical
annu'inerating antece'ding • antifeb'rile
’ aiiiiurnera'tion anteces'sor antifed'eral
an'techainber antifed'eralism
annun'ciate an'techapel ' an'tigraph
annun'ciated . an'tedate antilog'arithm
annun'ciatiiig antil'ogy
an'tedated
annuncia'tion an'tedating antim'etcr
annun'ciator antedilu'vial antimonarch'ical
\annun'ciatory : antedilu'vian = antimo'nial
an'ode an'telope antimo'niate
an'odyne antemerid'ian antimo'nious
anoint' ’’antemun'dane an'timony
anoint'ed anteinu'ral Antino'mian 4
anoiut'er anteni'cene Antino'mianism
anoint'ing an ten'll a
anoint'ment anten'nae antin'omy
anom'aliGta ^antenup'tial Antio'chian
anom'alist antepas'chal antipa'pal
an'tepast 'A
antipathet'ic
anoinalist'ic antepenult' antipath'ic
anomalist'ical antcpenult'ima te ; antip'alhy
anoin'alous antepilep'tic antiphlogis'tic
ante'rior an'tiphou
anom'alously anterior'ity. antiph'onal
anom'aly antiph'ony
ante'riorly
anon' an'te-room autiph'rasis
anon ym'ity ^an'them antip'odal
anon'ymous an'ther an'tipode
anon'ymously an'theroid antipode'an
ant'-hill antip'odes
anon'ymousness anthol'ogy anlipyret'ic
anorcx'ia an'thra cite aiitipy'rin
anorm'al anthracit'ic aiitiqua'rian
anos'mia an'thrax autiqua'riaiiisiTi
anoth'er aiithropog'raphy aii'tiquary
anot'ta an'thropoid an'tiquate
an'serated authropol'ogist an'tiquated
an'serine anthropol'ogy antiqua'tion
an'swer anthropomor'- 1 antique'

an'swerable phism antique'ly

an'swered anthropomor'- antique'ness
. an'swerer phist antiq'uities
aii'swering anthropomor'- antiq'uity
-o,- ant phizc antirheumat'ic
1 an'ta aiithropomor'- antiscorbu'tic
) antac'id phous
^ f antiscript'ural
anthropop'athy
O’.antag'onism anthropoph'agi antiscp'tic
anthropoph'- antislav'ery
or.antag'onist
agous 0 'aiitiso'cial
authropoph'agy antispasmod'ic
frTZr. antagonist'ic aii'ti antis'tasis
^ antag'onize antibil'ious antis'trophe
aii'tic antistroph'ic
antag'oniz.ed An'tichrist I antitli'cses
aiitichrist'ian 'i antilh'esis
antag'onizing antic'ipant antithet'ic
 antithotical 13 apitlansc

''t—- antithetical . u a'piarist X ^ apothe'osize

.y a'piary y L XX apot'otny
3-ntitrinita'rian
.. ap'ices ^ J .V V7 ‘‘PP-'l'
antitoxin N—/■ apic'ulated y V (4 Appalach'inn
^ 1. an'titype .. N1 n a'piculture •< appalled'
-v -1 ^ antitypical .A apiece' y appall'ing
' y =—■ ant'lcr N a'ping y V T appall'ingly
yv S antlered •V A'pis X-y . ap'panage
-— antlike \ a'pish ^ appara'tus
• ' iantonoma'sia y' a'pishly XX y , appar'el
ant'onyin \ a'pishness y - XX* appar'elled
^ Anu'bis y Y ■■Cj! aplas'tic y appar'elling
alms y. Xv appa'rent
an'vil / \_ apoc'alypse XX appa'rently
<^anxi'ety \, apocalyp'tic /• Xv appari'tion
anxious ^—= apocalyp'tical XX • appar'itor
^ anxiously V—y apocar'pous . V appeal'
anxiousness ^ X_ apoc'opate XX appeal'able
- ■■ an'y apoc'ope ^ X appealed'
y v-rf apocrus'tic X‘ i apjreal'er
1 ,o aH'ybodv / N——■■ Apoc'rypha appealing
an'j'how apoc'ryphal
aw'wne X -K A appear'
,' X a'podal .1 \X appear'ance
an'ything y X 1 a'pode Xy appeared'
\ 1 apod'osis X_^^ appear'er
c> a n 1 ’ whe re t5 X ap'ogee X.,^ aappear'ing
«>tl’\vise V-= .< y ap'ograph A X appeas'able
Ao'nian . Apol'lo X. X appeas'ableness
a'orist y Xx ' apollon'icon X^ X-appaasc'
aoris'tic X'^ y ^ Apoll'yon X- appeased'
' vl'' y _ NXapologct'ic Xi appease'ment
•V ^ aorti'tis XA^ , apologet'ical Xy ' appeas'er
^ b. apace' y '\rd. apol'ogist ' 'X.p appeas'ing
^~rj .< apago'ge V' i , apol'ogize XT’ _ appel'lant
'y ap'ai\age y apol'ogized 'X/^ appel'late
. ^ ' apart' v '<A y apol'ogizer XA^ appella'tion
.y apart'ment , apol'ogizing ^ X: (j.appel'lative
•y ^ apathet'ic XT y „ ap'ologue XTJ ^.appcl'lativcly
.< \ \ apatliet'ical y, X'/ apol'ogy X ’XX^ appei'latory
^ '— ap'athist X < ap'ophthegm XX appellee'
«■ .y \ ap'atliy .yt~s\ apoph'yge X ' appel'lor
y Y '• ap'atite X / apoplec'tic ap'penage
y ape X —1 ' ’ apoplec'tical ' 'a append'
'—^ apeak' XX.i^. ap'oplexy ^ append'age
aped _/1—V ■''Np. apos'tasy X ' y append'ant
■y ^ apel'lous ’X, 1 r apos'tatc ■y X append'ed
X Ap'ennine y 'X ) apostat'ical X^.y ' appen'dices
y . \ aptp'sia y Xp.d—- ■ apos'talize ■V®' appendici'tis ,
^ A ape'ricnt Xp. ^ y apos'tatized ^ append'ing
.IX aper'itive , V Xj, apos'tatizing \ appen'dix
^ yo ap'erture Iv a posterio'ri •\ iA appen'dixes
y ■'''' apet'alous Ay X^ apos'til X, appercep'tion
a'p.'x Xr<^y hpos'tle X appertain'
^ ■■ A, apha'sia y tv apos'tleship ■'y/vt- appertained'
1-1 0^“ aphe'lion p apos'tolate Xv^^^ appertain'ing
, aphe'resis A X>—= apostol'ic ’Xy^i-.^-- appertain'ment
•1 y aph'ides Xv ./ apostol'ical \ ap'petence
V .. b- aphilan'thropy yK V apostolic'ity \ } ap'petcncy
\. ^ a'phis X Y J. apos'trophe r \ ap'petent
y •. aphlogis'tic 1 X^ ap'petite
(r~^ apho'nia .y^y apostroph'ic
\ r ap'petitive
•y Sj-x aph'orism \ y apos'trophizp r , X ap'petize
-n aph'orist' y ly \| apos'trophized L V tap'pelizer
.X ^ aphorist'ic \ y L apos'trophiziiig \ <r ap'petizing
y nv'—^ aphorist'ical y L X^ apos'tuine y Ap'pian
ci—: y aph'orize \ apoth'ecary y X applaud'
aph'ritc (;—I X ap'othegm \ y1 applaud'ed
S -1 aph'ihae !■ /' applaud'er
^ apothegmat'ic
v.\ 7 aph'thong y X 1 applaud'ing
^ apia'rian apotheo'sis X 1 . applause'
 applausive 14 arcade

% applau'sive apprise', apprize' ^ aquafor'tis

\ ap'ple ^ .CSV apprised' —'' aquarelle'
ap'p!e-tree V, appris'er ^ aqua'rial
^ » appli'aiice 'appris'ing aqua'rian
^ appli'aiicy > .cs, approach' aqua'rium
/ V approach'able Aqua'rius
or V_ applicability X </ approached' r '— aquat'ic
\ _ap'plicable ^ ' approach'er [ 3. aq'uatint
' .<s, ' X approach'ing X-i X a'qua vi'tae
ap'plicableness y / approach'ment _ I- aq'ueduct
ap'plicancy N.. '^.cs/ ap'probate a'queous
1 '
ap'plicant \ ap'probated . ^ XX a'queousness
.<v ap'plicate 1 X. \ ap'probating ^ aq'ui'ine
* \-P applica'tion N. _ \ approba'tion ^—' aq'uilon
ap'plicative ' Xi 1 ap'probative \ X Ar'ab
L. \-_i ap'plicatory \ ap'probatively X> arabesque'
U. X ap'probativeness X arabesqued'
^ ^ applied' \ ap'probatory \ kX Ara'bian
appli'er 'X XsU._pXX appro'priable \ Ar'abic
‘X applique' X. •••V 1, appro'priate \ ;-V—^ Arab'ical
^ ‘X apply' Xs appro'priated = X ar'abine
•\, • apply'ing Xs</^ appro'priately \ ar'abist
appoggiatu'ra ' appro'priateness fX- V ar'able
'X^,. appro'priating X*—Arach'nida
^ ‘S ^ appoint'
v appoint'nble 'Xs/.cs, appropna'tion X—w 1 arach'noid
r x appoint'ed ^ Xs appro pnative s '—arachnol'ogy
•V appointee' 'Xs X appro'priator , ' ar'agonite
\ ' appoint'er Xl XX- il- approv'able XX K Arame'an
^ appoint'ing -ts^ approv'al A.. / Vtn_Arama'ic
appoint'ment X,, approve' 0 ara'tion
ar'balist
approved'
Apollina'rian X ^ ar'balister
. ^ appor'tion ‘Xt^ approve'ment X; X ar'biter
.V appor'tioned approv'er X/X-^- ar'bitrable
. appor'tioner d approv'ing
appor'tioning , approv'ingly V_ 0' 1 arbit'rament
X/^ appor'tionment X ’X_ approx'imate.n.rt arbitrarily
appos'er ;X_' approx'imate, v.
arbitrariness
' % ap'posite ■X_Xi approx'imated
%- -1 ap'positcly X .r~- '■ approx'imately Xi . arbitrary
•' ^ ap'positencss ^ X^_ approx'iinating X ^ arbitrate
O apposi'tion 'X jX approxiina'tion ^ X| arbitrated
Y appos'itive X ' approx'imative arbitrating
•C. A h apprais'al X'"' appui' X ■ ^ arbitration
,, X appraise' ’\X° appulsc' *1 b arbitrator
X .c. appraised' ‘X/^ appul'sion
1 \ ar'bitratnx
A Vb appraise'ment Xp appul'sive
A V. apprais'e!* X appur'tenance X ~ 1 A ar'bitress
' apprais'ing . appur'tenant X -Xs ar'bour, ar'bor
,A . appre'ciable X.^ a'pricot o ’\ ' ar'boured
appre'ciably ' A'pril X^ arbo'rcous
. appre'eiate ^ XXV A'pril-fool ..Xv XX- arbores'cence
appre'eiated XX J It prio'ri arbores'cent
. appre'eiating X a'pron X, ar'borct
A .. apprecia'tion a'proned
A .. .'Wl. appre'eiative X ^ apropos' arbore'tum
\-y^' appre'eiatory X ' apse arboricult'ural
A apprehend' Xp. ap'sidal
- I apprehend'ed V 'X ap'sides ar'boriculture
apprehend'er X) 1. ap'sis arboricult'urist
A apprehend'ing •\ apt XXa- ar'boriforni
^ apprchen'sible nX ap'tera ar'borist
''\iP appreheii'sion vq ap'teral X- arboriza'tion
.A apprehen'sive _i -V; ap'terous \ aX ar'borous
-Xjc'v. apprehen'sively ap'teryx ar'busclc
appreben'sive- ■\ apt'itude (AXa arbus'cular
appren'tice [ness ■s/~' apt'ly —'■ ..J arbut'ean
» L. appren'ticed \ „ apt'ness X j. X ar'butus
X ^ ap'tote xJ* ’ '—X arc
V apprcn'ticing '■ a'qua Vt-. -b" arcade'
arcaded 15 aruuiatical

arca'ded arch'stone A'rianism

Arca'dian arch'way ar'id
arca'na arch'wise arid'ity
arca'num ar'cograph ar'idness
arch arcta'tion A'ries
archaeolog'ic Arc'tic ariet'ta
archaeological aright'
archacol'ogist Arctu'rus ar'il
archaeol'ogy ar'cuate arise'
archaic arcua'tion aris'en
ar'chaism ar'cubalist aris'ing
archan'gel ar'dency ar'istarch
ar'dent aristarch'ian
archangelic
ar'deatly aristoc'racy
archaposile ar'dour, ar'dor ar'istocrat
archbish'op ar'duous aristocrat'ic
archbish'opric ar'duously
ar'duousness aristocrat'ical
archemic
archdea'con Aristote'lian
are
archdea'conry Aristotel'ic
a'rea
archdea'conship Ar'eca ar'ithmancy
archdi'ocese arefac'tion
archdruid arith'metic
ar'efy arithmet'ical
archdu'cal are'na
archduch'ess arithmeti'cian
arena'ceous ark
archduch'y arena'tion
archduke' arm
arenose' arma'da
archduke'dom
are'ola armadil'lo
arched are'olar
arch'er ar'mament
are'olate ar'mature
arch'eress areola'tion
arch'ery dxm'-chair
areom'eter armed
ar'chetypal areomet'ric
ar'chetype Arme'nian
areomet'rical arm'ful
archfiend' areom'etry
arch'ical arm'hole
Areop'agist ar'miger
archidiac'onal
Areop'agite armig'erous
Areop'agus armdla
archiepis'copacy ar'gal armil'lary
ar'gand
archiepis'copal arm'ing
ar'gent
ar'chil Armin'ian
argent'al
Archilo'chian Armiii'ianism
argent'ic
archiman'drite
argentif'erous armip'otence
Archime'dean
ar'gentine
arching armip'otent
ar'gil
archipel'ago argilla'ceous arm'istice
argillif'erous arm'iess
ar'chitect
argil'lous arm'let
ar'chitective Ar'give ar'mor, ar'mour
ar'gol ( ar'morer
architecton'ic ar'gon ( ar'mourer
Ar'gonaut armo'rial
( architect'tiral Argonaut'ic
Armor'ic
ar'gosy
I ar'chitecture ar'got Armor'ican
ar'guable ar'mourist
ar'chitrave ar'gue ar'mour-pla'ted
archi'val ar'gued < ar'moury
ar'chives ar'guer ( ar'mory
ar'chivist ar'guing arm'pit
ar'chivolt ; ar'gument arms
archiy argumenta'tion arm's'-length
arch'ness i argumen'tative ar'my
ar'chon argumen'tatively ar'nica
archpres'byter argumen'tative- arnot'to
archpres'bytery ar'gus liiess aro'ma
archpriest' . a'ria aromat'ic
archpri'matc A'rian aromat'ical
aromatize 16 aspcrser

aro'niatize arsen'icated ascend'ing

aro'matizer arsen'icating ascen'sion
aro'matous f arse'nious Ascen'sion Day
■ ar'senite
):p1- ascen'sional
arose'
around' ar'sis ■j- ascent'
arouse' ar'son ascertain'
aroused' . art ascertain'able
arous'ing ^arte'rial ascertained'
arpeg'gio arterializa'tion .. ascertain'er
ar'pent arte'rialize ascertain'ing
arquebusade' artc'rialized ascertain'ment
< ar'quebuse arte'rializing ascet'ic
( ar'quebus artcriol'ogy ascet'icism
arquebusier' artcriot'omy ascit'ic
ar'rack ar'tery asciti'tious
ar'ragonite arte'sian ascrib'able
arraign' art'ful ascribe'
arraigned' art'fully asa’ibed'
arraign'er art'fulness ascrib'ing
arraign'ing arthrit'ic ascrip'tion
arraign'ment arthri'tis asep'sis
arrange' arthrod'ic asep'tic
arranged' ar'tichoke asex'ual
arrang'ement ar'ticle ash
arrang'er ar'ticled ashamed'
I arrang'ing ar'ticling ash'on
ar'rant articu'lar ash'ery
ar'rantly artic'ularly ash'es
ar'ras articula'ta ash'hole
array' artic'ulate, >j.& a. ash'lar
arraj'ed' artic'ulatc, v. ash'laring
array'er artic'ulated ashore'
array'ing artic'ulately ash'-pan
arrcar' artic'ulating ash'-pit
arrear'age articula'tion ^ Ash Wed'nesday
arrears' art'ifice ash'y
arrest' artif'icer A'sian
arrest'ed arlifi'cial •A ■ Asiat'ic
( arrest'er artificial'ity Asiat'icism
( arrest'or
arrcst'ing
artifi'cbilness
artii'L'rist
artil'lery V-
1 aside'
as'inine
asit'ia
arrest'mcnt artil'lcryinan 1_ ask
arriere ar'tisan "U askance'
ar'ris art'ist I askant'
arri'val artiste' •L asked
arrive' artist'ic ask'er
arrived' arlist'ical •U askew'
arriv'ing artist'ically ask'iiig
ar'rogance art'less v aslant'
ar'rogancy art'lessly asleep'
ar'rogant jirt'le SSI less aslope'
ar'rogantly
r Arunde'lian Asmone'an
ar'rogate arundif'crous aso'inatous
ar'rogated arus'pice asp
ar'rogating arus'picy aspar'agine
arroga'tion Ar'yan aspar'agus
arroiidisse'ment as (a coin) as'pect
[ arro'sion as as'peii
ar'row asafoet'ida
ar'row-head I -r asbes'tine
/
.A-'*
\as'perate
} . as'perated
ar'rowroot asbes'tos ) as'per.iting
ar'row-shaped as'caris « aspcra'tion
ar'row y ascend' I yj ^ asper'gcs
ar'senal ascend'able I A . aspergil'lus
arse'niate ascend'ant isper'ity
i ar'seriic, n.
( arsen'ic, adj.
asccnd'ent
asixuid'cd kC’ "
asperm'ous
. .- asperse'
arsen'ical ascend'ency V ^ aspersed'
arsen'icate 3' ascend'er aspers er
 aspersing 17 astronomer

aspers mg assess assum er

asper'sion assess'able assum'ing
asper'sive assessed' assum'ingly
aspcrso'riura assess'ing assump'sit
aspers'ory assess'nient assump'tion
as'phalt assess'or assump'tive
as'sets ■ assump'lively
asphal'tic
assev'erate assur'ance
asphal'tuin assev'erated assure'
as'phoclel assev'erating assured'
asphyx'ia assevera'tion assur'edly
asphyx'iate as'sident assur'cdness
asphyx'iated assidu'ity assur'er
.Sf. •) asphyx'y
aspi'rant
assid'uous
assid'uously
assur'ing
assur'ingly
as'pirate, n.
as'pirate, v.
h assid'uousuess
assign'
assur'er
Assyr'ian
as'pirated assign'able astat'ic
as'piratiiig as'signat as'teism
aspira'tion assigna'tion as'ter
as'pirator assigned' aste'ria
aspi'ratory assignee' aste'riated
aspire' assign'er as'terisk
aspired' assign'ing as'terism
aspir'er assign'meiiL as'terite
aspir'ing , assignor' astern'
aspir'ingly aligns' as'teroid
asquint' assim'ilable asteroid'al
ass r assim'ilate asthcn'ic
as'sagai assim'ilated asthenol'ogy
assa'i assim'ilating asth'ma
assail' assimila'tion asthraat'ic
assail'able I assim'ilative asthmat'ical
assail'ant assim'ilatory astigmat'ic
assailed' assist' astig'matism
assail'er assist'ance astir'
assail'ing assist'ant aston'ied
assas'sin assist'ed aston'ish
assas'sinate assist'ing
assas'sinated aston'ished
assize'
aston'isbing
assas'sinating assized'
assassina'tion assize'ment
aston'isbingly
assas'siriator assiz'er
assault' assiz'es
assault'ed assiz'or
aston'ishment
assault'er associabil'ity
assault'ing asso'ciable astound'
assay' asso'ciate astound'ed
assayed' asso'ciated astound'ing
assay'er asso'ciating astrad'dle
assay'ing associa'tion as'tragal
asseni'blage associa'tional as'tral
assem'ble asso'ciative astray'
assem'bled assoil'zie astrict'
assem'bler as'sonance astrio'tion
assem'bling as'sonant astric'tive
assem'bly assort' astride'*
assent' assort'ed astringe'
assent'ed assort'er astrin'gency
assen'ter assort'ing astrin'gent
assen'tient assort'ment astrog'raphy
assent'ing assuage' as'troid
assert' assuaged' as'troite
assert'ed assuag'ement as'trolabe
assert'ing
asscr'tion
assert'ive
assert'ively
assert'or
assuag'er
assuag'ing
assua'sive
assuefac'tion
assume'
H
Wv ’v
astrol'oger
astrolo^ic
astrolog'ical
astrol'ogize
astrol'ogy
assert'ory assumed' .astron'omer
 astronomic 18 augmented

.V i astronom'ic 1 ft atrip' L ..^ attired'

•\ t astronoin'ical > -ft a'‘^‘'a'trium .|v attir'er
-j- ■ astron'omy •ft t/' atro'cious L lattir'iiig
") as'troscopc CA -ft ^ atro'ciously
•'U{/<7 iVx astrotheol'ogy ■ n- atro'ciousness ■| L attitu'dinal
\ astrut' > .ft atroc'ity l.l .|-C-> attitu'dinize
/ 1- astute' •. ft 17 at'rophied j -ft 1^ attol'lent
^ astute'ly r .1. •! at'rophy "V-^.ftO- attor'ney
•\ ) astute'ness 1 ... attach' Attor'ney-Gtfn'-
asun'der ... ' 1 attach'able •n eral
•I- j y atta'che ft- attor'neyship
asymniet'ric j y ' attached' •ft. L attract'
Xs/'—asymmet'rical •|- J attach'ing .ft. attractabil'ity
yy asym'metry ) ... attach'ment -ft. L attract'able
.. as'ymptote 4^ ... 1— attack' 1_ .„. \ attract'ed
'■ i at ... attack'able .ft. ' IJ attract'ile
L •I* at abal ... L \ attacked' .ft. attract'ing
.|y Ir^ at'avism 1— ... attack'er .ft. Uv attract'ingly
1—. , at'axy •| 1—^ attack'ing 1—^ .ft. 1 attrac'tion
). i ate J' .. attain' .ft. 1— attract'ive
' atelier' ., attainabil'ity 1—1 .ft. L attract'ively
y. vf athal'amous attain'able ft. r-l 1_ attract'iveness
/ Athana'sian \ attain'ableness 1 ^ li sattract'or
/‘ a'theism ^x_9attaind'er .ft 'y ' at'trahent
‘w / a'theist ■ il' .. attained' 1 attrib'utable
, Y atheist'ic 1 attain'ing 'I (at'tribute, n.
•/ ’(p 1—atheist'ical U> attain'ment .„ V (attrib'ute, v.
\ ath'eling .. il* attaint' .ft 1 attrib'uted
(. athenae'um |J‘ attaint'ed 1 \ .n attrib'uting
(. i. —n Athe'nian ■J:_> attaint'ing ■■ -ft1 attribu'tion
■( ^ \ athirst' .. 'y attaint'ment 1 V attrib'utive
V" y, ath'lete .ft attaint'ure '1“ \ attrite'
■| V athlet'ic ., 1 at'tar •1 -b. Ij attrition
y 1_1 at-home t-—^ ., attem'per J- attune'
.. athwart' , attem'pered ., J- attuned'
. ^ k atilt' ., attem'pering •, attun'ing
Y. J'-.,Atlante'an It—. attem'permcnt . 1 atyp'ic
K l.atlan'tcs .. K attempt' 'Xj. ^^ aubin'
rT^ Atlan'tic .. attempt'able , au'burn
•1 At'las, at'las ..' attempt'ed , auc'tion
.. atmol'ogy .. t—-X attempt'er auctioneer'
atmom'eter t-v. attempt'ing .. " auctioneer'ing
at'mosphere "J- attend' 1 y La auda'cious
•1 '• atmospher'ic attend'ance La .. q, auda'ciously
Urcs„ 'L atmospher'ical .. '4^ attend'ant ... lyy auda'ciousness
A-! 'y- atoll' J' • attend'ed b .. audac'ity
at'om . attend'er 1. .. I.\ audibil'ity
U'-w-- atom'ic 4;_^ J attend'ing .. J au'dible
U-> . atom'ical i)‘ . attent' J >. au'dibleness
at'omism 1^ atten'tion Vr'S' _. J au'dibly
.. at'omist > atten'tive .. Jft au'dience
at'omize S J' ^ atten'tively .. audiom'eter
.. atomol'ogy ■J- . atten'tiveness Iv-L-- au'diphone
.. a ton'able O'-S atten'uant I -1 au'dit
J' atone' ., atten'uate .1 l.|. _ au'dited
.. il~ atoned' .|J atten'uated .. au'diting
t L atone'ment t. atten'uating .. .1 au'ditor
- aton'er .. J 14^- attenua'tion II -I .. audito'rium
1^ ■ . aton'ic is attest' V j au'ditory
.. aton'ing ) ., attesta'tion </ Xy Auge'an
O. at'ony u' t attest'ed k— y au'ger
•n. 1 atop' ■L t attest'er , / au'get
1 ' atrabila'rian ^ ( attest'or .... 1 aught
.„/v atrabila'rious .. attest'ing / au'gite
r atrabil'iary ^ 1 : At'tic, at'tic ' !—^ ( aug'ment, n.
T - atrabil'ious gS .. At'ticism '—''\y' 1 augment', v.
<1^ atramenta'ccous i At'ticize > — .. augment'able
•n. iXo atrament'al I ..V At'ticized !_^ 0 augmenta'tion
.n. atramenta'rious i At'ticizing X augment'ative
atrament'ous C attire' ‘——I- augment'ed
augmentor 19 awakening

augmeiit'er authcn'ticated avatar'

augmeiit'itig authcn'ticating avaunt'
au'gur authentica'tion a'vc
au'gural authentic'ity A've Mari'a
au'gured au'thor avenge'
au'giiring au'thoress avenged'
au'gurship author'itative aveng'er
au'gury author'itatively aveng'ing
Au'gust. n. author'itative- ^av'ens
august', a. ness av'entail
Augus'tan author'ity
av'enue
Augus'tiii au'thorizable
Augustin'ians authoriza'tion aver'
august'ness au'thorize av'erage
auk au'thorized av'eraged
aula'riau au'thorizing av'eraging
au'lic au'thorship aver'iuent
au'liu autobiog'rapher averred'
aunt aver'ring
' autobiograph'ic ■ averrun'eate
aunt'ie
au'ra autobiograph'- averse'
au'ral ical averse'ly
au'ra te autobiog'raphy aver'sion
au'rated autoch'thon avert'
au'reate ; autoch'thonous avert'ed
aurc'lia autoc'racy avert'er
aure'lian au'tocrat avert'ible
aure'ola autocrat'ic ' avert'ing
au'reole autocrat'ical a'viary
. au ric au'to-da-fe avia'tion
■ au'ricle autog'enous a'viator
; au'rickd au'tograph aviu'ious
auric'ula autograph'ic avid'ity
autograph'ical avoca'tion
auric'ular
autog'raphy avoc'ative
auric'ularly ■■ autom'ata av'ocet
au'tomath avoid'
^ auric'ulate
autoinat'ic avoid'able
auric'ula ted . automat'ica! avoid'ance
aurif'erous
au'riform
autom'atism
autom'aton s. avoid'ed
avoid'er
aurig'raphy autom'atous avoid'ing
au'rist ! automobile' avoirdupois'
au'rochs automor'phic av'oset
auro'ra au'tomotor avoset'ta
'-I
autonom'ic avouch'
-auro'ra borea'lis
auton'omize avouched'
auro'ral auton'omous avouch'er
, au'runt auton'omy avouch'ing
ausculta'tion au'tonym avouch'ment
aus'cultator autop'sia avow'
. auscul'tatory autop'sy avow'able
au'spicate , au'totype avow'al
au'spice au'tumn avowed'
au'spices autum'nal avow'edly
auspi'eious auxil'iar Vv avowee'
> auspi'ciously auxil'iaries avow'er
auspi'eiousness auxil'iary avow'ing
au'stcr avail' '• avow'ry
austere'
austere'ly
auster'ity
availabil'ity
available
avail'ableness
> avulse'
avul'sion
avun'eular
aus'tral • availed' s await'
Australa'sian avail'ing await'ed
Austra'lian av'alanche ' await'ing
Aus'trian av'arice awake'
aus'tromancy avari'eious awaked'
authen'tic avari'ciously awa'ken
autheii'tical avari'eiousness ijwa'kciied
authen'ticate av'ast' awa'kening
award 20 a/ymous

award' awn ax'le-box

award'ed awn'ing ax'led
award'cr awoke' :—6 1. ax'le-tree
award'ing awry' V ay (yes)
aware' ax'al
away' axe a'yah
dlOC axe'head *.r' aye
a-weath'er ax'ial
awed axif'erous aza'lea
a-weigh' ax'iform az'imuth
awc'Iess ax'il az'iinuthal
awes
awe'-struck
ax'ile
axil'la
■k. Nr azo'ic
az'ote
aw'ful ax'illar az'oth
aw'fully ax'illary azot'ic
aw'fiilness ax'inite Az'tec
awhile' ax'iom az'ure
aw'iiig az'ygous
axiomat'ic az'yinite
awk'ward axiomat'ical
awk'wardly az'yiiious
ax'is
awk'wardness ax'le
awl
 B

baa back'wards N—^ « bak'sheesh

Ba'al back'water S. - ■
bnl’aijce
bab'ble back'woods ^ baVanced
bab'bk'd back'woodsman bal'ancer
bab'blemcnt back'yard ‘s. baV ance-shcet
bab'bler \_^ba'con y _bal'andng
bab'biiiig Baco'nian bal'conied
babe ' . '■ bacte'ria ^ ^bal'cony
Ba'bel VJ" bacteriol'ogy \ . bald
ba'bery ''7 bacte'rium bal'dachin
ba'boo, ba'bu \ bad
\/ bal'derdash
babcon' bade
ba'by badge ^ bald'est
ba'byhood V badg'er Nil bald'head
ba'byish . / badg'ered - \ "I bald'ly
Babylo'nian badg'ering \ bald'ness
Babylo'i'ish badi'geon <£> ' V Ubal'dric
baccalau'reate 'NA'. bale
bad'inage
baccara', bacca- Balear'ic
bac'cate [rat' bad'ly X baled
bac'chanal bad'minton ' bale'-fire
bacchana'iian bad'ness X^: ) bale'ful
bac'chant baf'fle bale'fully
bacchan'te baf'fled XN^ . , bale'fuhiess
bac'chic baf'fler
baccif'erous baf'fling NA^ baiize^
bag balk
bacciv'orous bagatelle' balked
bach[elor bag'gage balk'er
bach'elorship , —balk'ing
I bacil'li bag'ging XT ball
baci'lus bag'gy N/| bal'lad
back bag'man \rVr>.. -bal'lad-mon'ger
back'bar bagn'io \r bal'last
back'bite bag'pipe bal'lasted
back'bitcr bag'piper ^ _\. bal'lasting
back'biting bail X'"^ ^ ball'-cock
back'board ^ bail'able X balled
back'bone \ bailed XA" . ' bal'let
back'door v" ^ bailee' ^ . \/^ bal'let (a little
v_ backed
back'er
bail'er
bai'lie
. ball'ing
VT ballis'ta
[ball)

backgain'moii bai'iil'f X^- . _ ballis'ter

back'ground ^bail'iiig N/^ ballis'tic
back'handed bai'iiwick N/^ ■ ,■ balloon'
back'house bail'ment . ' X^ balloon'iiig
back'iiig bailor' X'^^ . balloon'ist
back'side bairn X^bal'lot
back'sight V bait bal'lot-box
back'slide I bait'ed X^ bal'loted
'■ bait'ing X^ bal'loting
back'slider baize ball'-room
back'slidii’g bake balm
back'stairs baked balm'ily
back'stay bake'ho use balm'iness
back'sword bake'meat balm'y
back'ward bak'er \/X7 v-N bal'neal
back'wardly bak'ery ^ bal'sam
back'wardness bak'ing balsam'ic
I

21
---- ■■ ■ . - ,

balsamical 22 barrier

balsam'ical . ban'nerol \/^ bare'hcaded

^ ^ >/ 0 balsamif'erous ^ ban'ning X^ . bare'ly
VL Bal'tic ban'nock XX^ X bare'ness
^ ^ Vt bal'uster ' . banns . X^ bar'est
'I' ^ ^ bal'ustered ban'quet XX^ bar'gain
^ '^'balustrade' . ■ ban'queted X/7 bar'gained
bamboo' ban'queter X/ bargainee'
^ barnboo'zle . ban'queting X/~^^' bar'gainer
^^bamboo'zled banquette' X/”"^ bar'gaining
^ ^ Nos^ bamboo'zliiig . bans X// . . barge
i ban \ ban'shee fP' \4-^ barge'man
< ^ '^an'al / 'V_f ban'stickle \y baril'la
banal'ity . \ Z • ban'tam _ X^ bar'ing
^ bana'na \. L-^ ban'ter X. bar'-iron
- baii'co \ \ ban'tered bar'itone
' S band \ . ^ ban'terer X^^X ba'rium
% band'age , \ \ ban'tering X/ V—N* bark
' \ band'aged XO bant'ling Xy^ barked
^ band'aging ban'yan X bar'keeper
x_^- O bandan'na .NX ba'obab X/ X_£. bark'er
. 1_V band'box \ \or\ bap'tism X/ ^ • bark'ery
\ ^ '—° band'ed \\ \ baptis'mal X/ bark'ing
^ band'elct ] ^Bap'tist X/ ' bark'y
K ban'der ^ .^X bap'tistery 'X'^ c ^ bar'ley
^ ban'derole • \ L^- baptis'tic _/XXbar'ley-broth
S_- ^ ban'dicoot \ baptis'tical 'X/XX/ (bar'ley-corn
' band'ied S. \ ST" bapti-zable bar'ley-meal
'' band'ing ■ Iv^vt VX baptize' , X_.^barm
ban'dit \ .4 o^X baptized' ^ X. bar'maid
^ 1 bandit'ti ^XX. ' ® bapti'zer Bar'mecide
1. \_ ban'dog X-> 1 . barm'y
< j bandoleer' X/'’ barn
s ( bando^icr' NlX Salk XXX r bar'nacle
" bandore' \-/X bar'bacan ,X/^ bar'olite
'i band'roll , X/\ Barba'dian barom'eter
• Sif or Y ' band-stand XX/’'' .J.barba'rian X,0 ^ baromet'ric
\_. . ban'dy .\/X/ barbar'ic ■X/X baromet'rical
. 1. V - ban'dying \/XX~' bar'barisra X-/' baroin'etry
\ , J j. ban'dy-leg . . „ XX barbar'ity XA . bar'on
. f 5 banc XX^ _ bar'barize bar'onage
^ bane'ful • bar'barized X/X'* . ■ bar'oness
V . ^ bane'fulness X/XX^o bar'barizing bar'onet
bang XX^ /Z bar'barous XX/ . bar'onetage
^ banged . \X/^ bar'barously X/X) bar'onetcy
V bang'ing . X^vX^ bar'barousncss XXX- ' baro'nial
. ban'gle X^* . bar'bate p XX~^ bar'ony
^ baiigue . \/\ bar'be cue X/^^^X bar'oscope
\ ban'ish . X/X^ bar'bccued X/oX ■ baroscop'ic
ban'ished \/\ ^ bar'becuing X/? \ baroscop'ical
^ ^ ban'isher X/^ barbed X^ r~^ barouche'
\ . ban'ishing . XX bar'bel . ■ X/ barque
VO • ban'ishment X/Xr bar'bellate bar'quentine
^ \j£7. ^ ban'ister XA bar'ber XX~^ ' bar'racan
ban'jo XX/'. bar'bcrry X/ bar'rack
/' . bank N/' bar'bet X/ ? barracoon'
. \_ bank'able XX barbette' ' / Xy^ bar'ras
^ N,^ \ bank'bill . X/\ ■ bar'bican XX . ' bar'rator
. x^Z-Tv'^ bank'-book XX/l_/~ bar'bule X/b bar'ratrous
N—! banked . \/ ' bar'carole X/1, . bar'ratry
bank'er \ . bard X_ barred
■ \,_ bank'ing . ' X^ bard'ic XX^ . ^ bar'rel
bank'-note X/Ja-^ ’—^ bard'ism . XX bar'relage
bank'rupt bare XX. / bar'relled
. ■ ''0\ bank'ruplcy XX ' bare'bone XX'A bar'rel-organ
) bank'rupted X^ bared XX. ' bar'ren
X/X. ^ bare'faced XXX'’. bar'renness
bank'-stock XX<j_p bare'faa'.dness . \/^ barricade'
1—ban'ner \A-' • bare'foot X/X ■ i’i'rrica'ded
. ban'nered XA. bare'footed XX/y^ l^arrica'ding
ban'ncret J' bardge' XX bar'rier
 barring 23 boar’s-grease

/
'V \P- bar'ring \ bas'tardizing \ , bau'ble
^'y ^ bar'rister V V Y' bas'tardly .Y Y— baulk
^ bar'row \ . bas'tardy Y ^ V Bava'rian
j bar'-shot N> baste Y ba'vin
^ bar'ter Y '■ . bast'ed Y. bawbee'
^ A bar'tercel ^ Yjbastile', bastille' Y* Y baw'ble
^ T bar'tcrer Y 1 bastina'do . < ^ bawd
0 bar'tering Jo. Y bastina'doed Y^’ ^ bawd'ily
^ |N; bartizan' Y.” 1'. Yi.bast'ing y Y bawd'y
■>; y.. bar'ton Y ' ' bast'ion , \. bawl
^ </| bary'ta Y ■ bast'ioned Y ^ bawled
^ . X b. bary'tes . 'Y bas'yle ^ . Y^i bawl'er
'V /I- '’‘"'ryt'ic \ bat Y'^^ / bawl'ing
^ y.^ bar'ytone .1 \. ba'table / Y bawn
v,_ bary'tum Y J , Bata'vian ^ Y bay
^ ba'sal^ bo Y \ batch Y^L ^ bayadere'
9 syj basalt' \ . / bate > Y^ bay'ard
0 '—^ basalt'ic 1 \ bateau' Y. /• ' bay'berry
8\r basalt'iform \ 1- ba'ted V bayed
^ basalt'ine '■ \ bath Y;^ bay'ing
>iv bas'anite \ ( bathe YO bay'onct
. ^ base \ ( bathed YO ■ 1 bay'oneted
. base'ball <• Y bath'er Yo bay'oneting
. ^ ^^/jbase'born \ / bath'ing Yv_ Y bay'ou
^ based \. . bath'os Y V bay'-salt
. 0 base'less b \-x bath'-room Yn bay'-tree
. base'ly \ . ( bat'ing Y/'Y" ■ ' bay'-window
. ^ base'ment 1 \ . batiste' Y-n bazaar', bazar'
. base'-minded 0. \ bat'iet ' * ' bdell'ium
^'X-P base'ness Y K bat'man Y be
^ bashaw' S, .Y bat'on Y beach
^. \ bash'ful .J" Y Batra'chia ./ Y beached
) bash'fully Y L_ batra'chian Y ' beach'ing
N bash'fuliiess ll^ . Y- bat'rachite ■./ Y beach'y
—•' ^V^bash'i-bazouk' ^ Y- L bat'rachoid Y . ./ bea'con
>—• ba'sic l_ Batrachomy- Y . ' bea'conage
bas'ify Y' ^ \ om'achy Y-; bea'coned
bas'ifying N bats'man Y _J , ' bea'coning
bas'ifted J-i . Y. bat'ta
. ; bas'ifier N 1 battal ia Y bead'ing
bas'il Y. V? battal'ion Y bead'le
&r^ ' bas'ilar ]Y . N battal'ioned \0 .1 bead'-roll
^_; bas'ilary \ bat'ted beads'-maii
, ■_;V basil'ic \ > . ^ bat'tel Y _• bea'gle
Y"" . . basil'ica r . \ bat'teler, bat'tler Y __• beak
basil'ical \ [/ bat'ten Y_: beaked
'V ■ basii'icon \ J- , bat'tened Y—^ beak'er
bas'ilisk J- \ bat'tening beam
N}_> ba'sin Y O bat'ter Y^- beamed
No ba'sing Y 1 bat'tercd 'V—beam'-ends
\5 . ba'sis ' Y bat'terer Y-—beam'ing
\— bask Y . bat'tering Y^-V^ beam'less
Y- . basked 1 YTV-^ bat'tering-rain 'V—beam'y
bas'ket Y . 1 bat'tery Y- bean
Y—. bask'ing I. Y bat'tiiig Y- bean-feast
. \— Basque \ 1 . bat'tish ^ bear
’ • bas-relief' ' Y bat'tle Y/Y ' . bear'able
Y bass (a hassock) \ r bat'tle-array bear'-baiting
Y bass (ill music) Y [/ bat'tle-axe Y.. . beard
Y . bas'set Lo Y bat'tled ^ Y/1' beard'ed
I Y bas'seted Y ' bat'tledore Y_ beard'ing
, " Y bas'seting Y Yi bat'tlc-field • Y^.^beard'less
Y> 1 bassinet' or -ette Y"”' . 1 V bat'tlement Y_^ ^ beard'lessness
Yj_l- bassoon' L Y bat'tlemented Y^,^ bear'er
Yo- bassoon'ist Y • bat'tler 1 bear'-garden
Yvv • bass'-viol \/ Y ^ bat'tleship Y.^^ bear'ing
V . Y'^ bass'wood Y 1. . bat'tling Ybear'ish
.1 Y . bas'tard r Y' battol'ogy Y.,^ _bear'like
Y ” \ bas'tardize Y , v/ battue' Y^' vC'IZc bear’s'-foot
L jv bas'tardized 1, Y^ ■ baubee' Y/ bear’s'-grease
 boarskin 24 behooved

V be.ir'skin bed'ded \ befooled'

beast . \ bed'ding V \ befool'ing
0 ■ s^- beast'liness N V bedeck' y~ before'
V ° beast'ly V bedecked' ^ before'A««rf
^ V beat ^ bedeck'ing y before'time
], beat'en . L—^ bed'eguar N . befoul'
N V beat'er p .. be'del, be'dell Yx befriend'
V •' \ beatif'ic ' V. 1. bedev'il .befriend'ed
^ ^ beatif'ical N n' bedew' F befrieiid'ing
.'-1 ] ^ beatifica'tion \ k bedewed' befringe'
^ beat'ify ^ ^ bedew'ing /■ t>eg
] beat'ing N ^ bed'fellow V-5 began'
■ \ .w beat'itude ^ bed'-hangings 'o beget'
^ beau \v bedight' 1 N—:— beget'ter
' ' w beau-ide'al . \ bedim' N—-| beget'ting
^ beau'ish k^bedi'zen '! N— beg'gar
Ti V beau-monde' V. w—, bed'lam >— . beg'gared
. V beau'teous '' bed'lamite bcg'garing
beau'teously V-rs—• bed'maker N—' _• ^ beg'garliness
\ beau'teousness bed'mate N—' beg'garly
beau'tified \ Bed'ouin beg'gary
beau'tifier bed'-plate , ^ begged
^ beau'tiful bed'-post ^^ beg'ging
^ beau'tifulness >’ r V. bed'-quilt , '—s begin'
V beau'tify . N bedrag'gle Ix'gin'ner
beau'tifying v<l bed'rid begin'ning
] beau'ty v<J' bed'ridden begird'
> beau'ty-spot bcd'room N—|. begird'cd
^ . "(K beaux ''^'bed'side '^'w'begird'ing
bea'ver ' ^p bed'stead ^ begirt'
‘ V bea'vered 'i|- bed'str-aw i_ beg'lerbeg
bea'verteen 1 N bed'tick begone'
\ ^ bcbee'riiie V 1— bed'time bego'nia
V becalm' V bee " Vi begot'
N^ becalmed' \ bee'bee 1—1 1 begot'ten
becalm'ing V \\; bee'bread J begrime'
^ became' \ ’ beech ^ begrimed'
..— because' •/ \ beech'en ";V begrim'iiig
\—. . beccafi'co \ beech'-nut N-17 begrudge'
—r / bechance' •L V beef N-77 ' begrudged'
V V , becharrn' ' beef'eater begrudg'ing
b^che'-de-mer % VI N beef'steak 0 Ix'guile'
N— . ' beck V bee'-hive ^^77- beguiled'
becked • ^bec'house bcguile'ment
V beck'et . beele Iwguil'er
. '—O' l>eck'iiig e bee'-line ' ^--1^ b-eguil'ing
. beck'on \rK Beel'zfbub V^ V be'gum
. l)eck'oned ' vc:s bee'-master V V, begun'
V bcck'oning ^ bee7i . behalf'
. i—. becloud' behave'
> . ' J becloud'ed ■' beer'-barrel behaved'
becloud'ing 'yO . beer'house J. beha'ving
\ . become' \o beer'shop < behav'iour
&«:om'ing \y \ beest'ings ^ < behav'ior
. 6«:om'ingly BM* bees'wax . . behead'
^ Ov_P 6«;om'ingiiess N beet V^' behead'ed
bed .1 \ beet'lc -behead'ing
bedab'ble \ beet'le-brow Ix'held'
J 1 V Ixjdab'bled .L \ beet'ling >0 - l)e'hemoth
^ 4 bcdab'bling •! bect'-root hf Ix'hest'
\ J bodag'gle .U» beeves NcJji behind'
J_^ bedark'en \ ^ befall' . vs'y behind'/ianU
\. bedash' V befal'leii /!■ behold'
bedaub' \L y befal'ling J \j< behold'en
L bedaubed' y \ ^ befell' \s'' bchold'er
^ bcdaub'ing \0 > befit' , Nj!*. behold'ing
1 'V bedaz'zlc \ 1 befit'ted \s'^ behoof'
Nn'—' i bed'-citair \. . V befit'ting i behoove'
/ "S bcd'chamber befog' ( behove'
"S bed'-clothes \ -befool' \?' Ix'hooved'
 behoved 25 bestirring

behoved' X^’ Bel'tane \ bequeath'er

iis'ing Xl^ bel'ted -•• \ bequeath'ing
V ( bela'bour X"^ belt'ing X ( bequest'
< behi'bor XT^ bel/ing • X. "X berate'
bela'boured \A^ bel'vedere X^ berat'ed
bela'bouring LN_bemire' Xf^ berat'ing
\r belate' X-^ ^ ' bemired' XX/*' ber'berine
belat'ed '' ' X-To bemoan' X^ Bere'an
N/s" belay' X-p bemoaned' X^‘ bereave'
N/H belayed' Xtx^ bemoan'er \P‘ bereaved'
belay'ing X-T^ bemoan'ing XXj<3 bereave'ment
\/7 belch X-^ bemuse' ' X'X bereav'er
N/7 belched' \ ben X/' bereav'ing
\/7 belch'ing Xj bench X bereft'
bel'dam, bel'- X_^ bench'er X__ ber'gamot
belea'guer [dame ' '!s bend 'X_5 ber'gander
■■ belea'guered v . bend'able \ ■ berg'mote
^ belea'guering X^ X bend'ed ' XX/'' ber'iberi
belem'nite X ^ bend'er X Ber'nardine
\/^. bel'fry \ V bend'ing X|. X'^ ’’ Bernese'
\2 , Bel'gian X^ bend'let \/i Ber'oe
\/7 . Bel'gic k X_j bend'y X'1 ber'ried
Be'lial X_^. beneath' NX _ ber'ry
V belie' \. X Ben'edict X ber'serker
' belied' ^XXJ, Benedic'tine \/( berth
belief •. benedic'tion X Xf ber'yl
6eh«;'able X_, X—X- benedic'tive X' ■ ber'ylline
^ (believe' n \ benedic'tory X beseech'
-X( believed' X_, L-Benedic'tus •/ X beseech'er
believ'er 1 benefac'tion X J beseech'ing
^ ..SL... believ'ing XjlpX^ benefac'tor •/ X beseech'ingly
beiiev'ingly Xx^~—1 benefac'tress X-v-’O beseem'
belit'tle XJX—1- ben'efice X-^;. ii beseem'ing
belit'tled ben'eficed beseem'ly
\A belit'tling X-^^' benef'icence X beset'
V bell XxXj^ benef'icent f X beset'ting
N/'l' belladon'na X_/Xi/ benef'icently T X beshrew'
■ bell'-bird benefi'eial X‘ f beside'
N/" belle X_^^ benefi'cially X T besides'
\f belles-let'tres benefi'eiary X besiege'
N/'l bell'-founder X •/ besieged'
XX
\/'br . Xi' bell'-fourdry X_. ben'efiting X '' besieg'er
bell'-hanger XX?X ben'efited ./ X besieg'ing
\/' < ^ bel'licose X“'’^XX benev'olence X--^0 besmear'
\/^ bel'lied XlXJf^' benev'olent X—besmeared'
. \ T bellig'erency 'XXA benev'olently ^ N-w besmear'ing
), bellig'erent \XjXX-. Bengalese' XX q be'som
\/ ■if bell'man X Bengal'i X besot'
'\{ bell'-metal ' X^ benight' X r besot'ted
N/C bel'low X^^ benight'ed ^ \p besot'ting
bel'lowed X^ ^ benight'ing X r besought'
\f~\ bel'lower '' \ X_? benign' *1 X bespang'le
bel'lowing XJ—^ L benig'nant Xx N—<— bespat'ter
\f’t bel'lows benig nantly X. bespat'tered
beii'puii benig'nity \q X bespat'tering
\/ r, ' bell'ringer XX^X- benign'ly X bespeak'
N/y bell'-wether X_aX^ ben ison ^—i 'O- bespeak'er
\f' bel'ly X_^ ben'net X X-s bespeak'ing
N/O bel'ly-band >> ' ' bent Xs '—X> bespoke'
bel'lyful X_y. benth'al Xj n_ bespok'en
bel'lying \f benumb' X_^ X^^^ bespread'
N/' ] bel'omancy X^^ ' benumbed' Xy ‘ 1 besprin'kle
' Xr^ belong' ' X_«_> ben'zene X-kX*— 1 Bes'semer
XC^ • belonged' Xoo- ben'zine A X best
XT^^^ belong'ing X__o benzo'ic X^ bes'tial
XA^ belove' XjCi- benzo'in \ X <• bestial'ity
X^ beloved' X^ ben'zol Xp M. best'ialize
X'^ belov'ed "1 ben'zoline Xj bestir'
below' X X. bequeath' X / bestirred'
V belt bequeathed' ^ bestir'ring
 bestow 26 billed

Np bestow' bewitch'ery \ bid'der

r Np bestow'al bewitch'ing •1 V bid'ding
Np r bestowed' ' '• bewitch'ment ^ bide
No bestow'er bewray' N Of N bidet'
V Np bestow'ment \ bey •I- bid'ing
bestrad'dle beyond' bien'nial
rl Nn bestrew' N" bez'el 1.1 Ny- bien'nially
* 1. Ns| bestrewed' ^—! bezique' NT d bier
\ ■ bestrew'ing "N be'zoar a N . bifa'rious
[- N) bestrid' ^ N> bezoar'dic N-v N/'' bif'erous
\] bestrid'den ^ N_^ '' bhang yd N bif'fin
Njy bestride' N. y bian'gular N y Nj bi'fid
•J \|v bestrid'ing NyV' ^ o bian'nual y^' N, bif'idate
No • bestud' /W y, Ne bl'as N. yN bif'idated
\ '' bet y, N> bi'ased y N, N p biflo'rous
1 \ betake' ^ ,.bi'asing N I]. bi'fold
N L_ betak'en N__^biax'ial yN N bifo'liate
\ ilro be'tel N ^ bib N N/j bi'forate
.1 N beth'el N N Ihba'cious yyV/. N ^ bif'orine
\ V bethink' Nv N-a bib'ber N, yNc bi'form
N ( . bethink'ing ’y N bib'itory y N, bi'formed
(_. bethought' y N N| Bi'ble Ny bi'furcate a.
C* betide' N N I- Bi'bler y V Nvy u bi'furcate v.
betimes' N/ N Bib'lical Ny bi'f urea ted
\ U-e beto'ken N N Bib'licist ^ N-]. Vy bifurca'tion
N. beto'kened N \ i bibliog'rapher Nv bifur'eous
N. bcto'kening ' N Nr^, bibliograph'ic N_: big
\ bet'ony N N^ bibliograph'ical N_jo-v big amist
l^.N ^ betook' N . bibliog'raphy N—:^' ' big'amy
1—!\i betray' N ^ bibliol'atry y N_X big'arreau
No^ r betray'al N^ N^ 1 bibliolog'ical N ' bigen'tial
y betrayed' y \ bibliol'ogy ^ LfJ \-^ big'gin
No ' betray'er NNY bib'liomancy N - • bight
V No betray'ment N Nfs'' biblioma'nia 1 N_i^ big'ness
No betroth' NNt<-j:). biblioma'niac ■ Bigno'nia
r No betroth'al NN-'i'i_-—bibliomani'acal • "Vbig'ot
\ No ri" betrothed' NNr-'t;-o<— bibliom'anist Nj^ ■’ ' big'oted
No betroth'ing ,VN—bib'liophile big'otry
r ^ No betroth'ment Nv N bibliopho'bia N___i I. big'wig
1 ■ \ r bet'ted ^NNi bib'liopole N bijou'
'' bct'ter ' N N/^^ bibliop'olism ^ \ Y bijou'try
1 No bct'tered NN. bibliop'olist y N ‘-r bi'jugate
No bet'tering NNy V' bibliothe'ca N Z: ‘'v bi'jugous
No ! bet'torment N N liib'list ZJ; NfS bila'biate
lo No bet'ters <-V-^ \ N" bib'ulous J NiZ^ J bilam'cllate
N 1 bet'ting yN bical'carate NN^^ bilam'ellatcd
N 1 bet'ty ^N^ o bicap'sular .y JN''. bil'ander
1. , between' N?—^ bicar'bonate Nf r bilat'eral
betwixt' ^ N> bice y • N/'- bil'berry
N bev'el bicen'tenary N/N bil'bo
V ^ t bev'elled V Np. ^ biceph'alous N^V) bil'boes
C. ( bev'eled No y NT' bi'ceps ^ ^ N bild'stein
v t bev'elling yN) N-p^ bichro'mate v Ny bile
< bev'eling No y bicip'ital . ■ N^l bile'-duct
\ ])ev'el-wheels N Nd bicip'itous V7 . bilge
V t l)cv'erage ■ N—N bick'er ^ bilged
•0 N N bev'y N-^ ..b bick'ercd N/7 bilge'water
N^ N / bewail' N-r-)/ birk'ercr
^ 'N4'' bewail'able N—bick'cring ^ bilin'gual
\ bewailed' ^ N—i bick'ern N/bilin'guist
V bewail'er N/ y bicon'jugate y d N^^V bilin'guous
V /cW" *'cwaii'ing • ^ Ny_/ bi'corn
^ beware' ^N*—NpP bicorn'ous Ve bil lousness
N/ ^ bewil'der w N-yf\p- bicor'poral N\".N_ bilit'eral
bewil'dercd N—<7 y bicru'ral VX. bilk
N/ Iwwil'dering ^ bicus'pid . 'N 1 bilked
N/ bewil'derment ^ ^bi'cycle NZ ^ . bilk'ing
. bewitch' ■' bi'cyclist y • NZ bill
. ■' bewitched' bid NZN—! bill'book
N^/ bcwitch'er N bid'den > billed
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billet 27 blamed

bil'let
\'-l- billet-doux' bipel'tate bit'ted
bipen'nate bit'ten
bil'leted
bipen'natea liit'ter
bil'letiiig
bipet'alous bit'terish
biU'hook
bipiii'nate bii'terly
bill'iards
biriing bi'plane bit'tern
bipo'lar bit'terness
bil'liiigsgate
bipolar'ity bit'ters
bil'lioii
bi'pont bit'tersweet
bil'lot
bipont'ine bit'terweed
bil'low
—^bipunct'ual bit'ting
bil'lowy
> C J biquad'rate bitu'men
bill'-sticker
> biquadrat'ic bitu'minate
bilo'bate
\ > biquint'ile bitu'minize
bi'lobed
V bira'diate bitu'minous
, biloc'ular
bira'diated bi'valve
bil'tong
bira'mous bivalv'ous
bimac'ulate
I birch bivalv'ular
bim'aiia
birch'en bivault'ed
. bi'mane
'V, bird biven'tral
bim'anous
bird'-cage biv'ious
: bimar'ginate
bird'catchcr biv'ouac
bime'dial
bird'-like biweek'ly
bimen'sal
bird'-lime bizarre'
bimes'trial
bird’s'-eye blab
t bimel'allism
bi'reme blabbed
( biniet'alism
biret'ta blab'ber
bimonth'ly
biros'trate blab'bing
bill
biros'trated black
bi'nary
birth black'amoor
bi'nate
birth'day black'art
bind
birth'-mark black'ball
biiid'er
birth'place black'ballcd
bind'cry
birth'right black'-balling
bind'ing
Biscay'an black'bcetle
bind'weed
s-n . bis'cotiii black'berry
bincrv'ate
- J- s-: bis'euit black'bird
bin'nacle
^ bisect' black'board
' bin'ocle
bisect'ed black'-book
binoc'ular
bisect'ing black'-cap
^ binoc'ulate
bisec'tion black'-cattle
bino'mial biseg'merit black'-death
binom'inal bise'rial blacked
Innom'inous ^ biser'rate black'en
binot'onous ^ bise'tose black'ened
v_p>
bi'nous V -o bise'tous black'ener
. bioc'cllate bisex'ous black'ening
: biodynam'ics
' biogen'esis
W .\>^bish'op
bisex'ual black'-eyed
black'fish
bi'ograph bish'opric black'gwazii
biog'rapher „ bisk black'girazrfism
biograph'ic bis'muth black'ing
biograph'ical „ V. 'Vp>. bis'inuthal black'ish
biog'raphize . V bi'soii black'-lead
biog'raphy bisque black'leg
biolog'ical bissex'tile black'letter
biol'ogy bistip'uled black'ly
biolyt'ic bis'tort black'mail
bioin'etry bis'toury black'ncss
bi'oplasm bis'tre, bis'tcr Black'Rod
bi'otaxy bisul'catc black'smith
I bip'arous ^ bisul'phate black'thorn
' bipart'ible bisul'phuret blad'der
bipart'ild Nbit blade
bipart'icnt ^ \ -I bitch blade'-bone
bipart'ite \ •/ .V bite blad'ed
biparti'tion bit'er blain
bipec'tiiiate bitern'ate blame
bi'ped bit'ing blame'able
bi'pcdal
V bitt blamed
blameful 28 blues

blame'ful bled blockad'ing

blame'less bleed block'-book
blame'lessness bleed'ing blocked
blam'er blem'ish block'head
blaine'worthy blern'ished block'house
blanch blem'ishing block'ing
blanched blench block'ish
blanchiin'eter blenched block'-tiu
blanch'ing blend, blende blond, blonde
blancmange' blend'ed blood
bland blend'er blood'ed
blandirogucnce blend'ing blood'-guiltinsss
bland'ish blen'ny blood'-heat
bland'ishpd blent blood'hound
bland'isher bles'-bok blood'ily
bland'ishing bless blood'iness
bland'ishment blessed blood'ing
bland'ness bless'ed blood'less
blank bless'edly blood'-red
blank'et bless'edness blood'-relation
blank'eted bless'er blood'root
blank'eting bless'ing blood'shed
biank'ness blest blood'shot
blare blet blood'stained
blar'ney blet'onism blpod'sucker
blase blet'onist blood'thirsty
blaspheme' blew blood'-vesscl
blasphemed' blight blood'wort
blasphe'iner blight'ed blood'y
blasphe'ming blight'iiig bloom
bias'phemous blight'ingly bloom'ary
blas'phemously ^ % blind bloomed
blas'phemy bllnd'ed bloom'er
blast blind'er bloom'ery
blast'ed blind'fold bloom'ing
blaste'ma blind'folded bloom'ingly
blast'er blind'folding bloom'y
blast'-furnace blind'ing bios'som
blast'ing blind'ly bios'somed
blastocar'pous blind'man’s-buff bios'soming
bias'toderm blind'ness blot
blast'pipe blind'-side blotch
bla'tant blink blote
\ blat'ter blink'ard blot'ted
blay blinked blot'ter
blaze blink'er blot'ting
blazed blink'ing blouse
blaz'ing bliss blow
bla'zon bliss'ful blow'er
bla'zoned bliss'fulness blow'ing
bla'zoner blis'ter blown
bla'zoning blis'tered blow'-pip)e
bla'zonry blis'tering blow'-valve
bleach blis'tery blowze
bleached blithe blowzed
bleach'er blithe'ful blowz'y
bleach'ery blithe'ly blub'ber
bleach'ing blithe'soine blub'bered
bleak blithe'someriess blub'bering
bleak'ish bliz'zard bluch'er
bleak'ly bloat blud'geon
bleak'ness bloat'ed V blue
blear bloat'edness blue'-bel!
I bleared bloat'er blue'berry
blear'-eyed bloat'ing blue'-bird
bleat blob'ber blue'book
bleat'ed blob'ber-lipped blue'bottle
bleat'er block blue'-light
bleat'iug blockade' blue'ness
bleb blockad'ed blues
 blue-stocking 29 bookrack

^ blue'-stockiiig X ^ .. bob'stay XC~^ bombardier'

5 '—s—> Y bUie'-stoiie XX. y^ bob'tail X^<^ Xbombard'ing
V J- blu'cy X^Xj bob'tailed ■X'-><y bo mb a rd' me n t
, X bluff r boc'asiii Xy~,>_> ^ rbombasine'
- bKiff'ness ' bock'ing Xy..,;, bom'bast
\ . bluf'fy Xn—o bock'land Xy-^,—: bombast'ic
^ ^ \ blu'ish . X bode ^ XC^ bombazette'
^ blu'ishly . ^ X bod'ed ^ Xb-y_.T bombazine'
P bluu'dcr X ' bode'ga X^—sty ^ bomb'-proof
^ blun'clerbuss 1—: ' X bod'ice , X^-^ bomb'-shell
_ V V blun'derocl X. 1 bod'ied Xy—vljb bom'byx
'V ^ blun'dercr X^ bod'iless Xyjr bon-accord'
\ _ \: blun'dorhead r X. . bod'ily ■ X:_.sbonan'za
' V blun'dering , X y' bod'ing jBonapart'ean
o blunt ^—3 _ bod'kin V Xvliyvr^ Bo'napartism
^ blunt'cd ^ V * Bodlei'an XyXX/Jt-v Bo'napartist
^ blunt'ing ^ X. bod'y bona'sus
y blunt'ish X I. ^ bod'y-clothes ^ ■ X~-S* bonas'sus
blunt'ly J ■ ^ X bod'y-guard X, ^ bon'-bon
_ ^C_p blunt'ncss ^ ^ bod'ying X , 's bond
X . Kj^ l)od'y-poritic y ' bond'age
blurred <! ■ o'" Boeo'tian ^ y X bond'ed
X. blur'ring ^ X. Boer Xy^^ r— bond'holder
Q- • blurt ^ X— bog , y ^ bond'ing
- blurt'ed X_ c bog'gle ^ bond'maicl
x-—' blurt'iiig - V bog'gled , S-j, bond'man
X „ blush .r X_ bog'gler , Xy_^ bond'servant
c, ^ blushed X—bog'gling Xy£7 bonds'man
X blush'ing y, X_ bog'gy i-N, S , bond'woman
X r blush'ingly N—. ^ bo'gie X bone
<y _ X blus'ter X-./T' bog'-land "S' boned
^ Xsi blus'tered X-y bo'gus bone'lace
« , X], . blus'terer w bo'gy X_p G bone'set
X. ^ blus'tering boh' Xyo n bone'setter
^ t blus'terous X<5 bohea' Xy> bone'setting
*1- ( blus'trous . ^ X Bohe'mian X..? bone'shaker
X , bo X/ >X* boil ^ X bon'fire
. . X bo'a X boiled ^ Xy_^_^ bonhomie'
vj bo'a-constric'tor X/^ boil'er ' ' Bon'iface
-./■ X^X boil'er-plate Xo X_;. bon'ing
X. X \ b„T"Sd Xr boil'ery X^,,^ - bon mot
X,^ 0 . board'able boil'ing , X bonne' bouche
•\ . X/l' board'cd V boil'ing-point O hon'net
X-^^ board'er X|_ bois'terous ^ X^ 1 bon'netcd
X^ X board'ing ., _Xi- ° bois'teroiisly X..” , bon'nily
• X^^i board'ing-house X/^ r bo'lar 1 bon'ny
X'Xii-—board'iiig-sc/ioo/ bold X._p bo'nus
. ^ X<^' board'-wagcs ^ X/ bokl'er ' X^ bon'y
XX ^ boar'ish X/ b bold'cst X bonze
X boast % bold'ly \ boo'by
X boast'ed X bold'n'ess >■ X boo'die
X boast'er ■ V bole X_i -1 book
X boast'ful Xr bole'ro \_4 book'-account
. boast'fulness \_book'binder
X. boast'ing Xy_book'bindery
X boast'ingly ' _X.' Bolognese' \—X) book'biuding
X ly boat^ XX’"^ ^ Bolo'gnian X_lXt) book'case
IX. '■ boat'able X^ bol'stcr \ 1 book'-debt
\ X boat'bill X' ' y/^- bol'stered ' \_book'ing
X. boat'builder . ^ X/'^ bol'stcring X ' book'ish
1 XXX^ boat'hook X^ w bolt \_' book'ishness
X/ N. [_:! boat'ing . X/l' bolt'ed X_!_i\ c;^ book'-keeper
X. w! y, boat'man > bolt'er \ ' X ■ book'-keeping
, Ir^X. orXoi/ boat'swain X-^ bolt'ing \_boo\d-knowledge
X ^ bob 7 bolt'ing-cloth / \_<j? book'land
XX. ^ bobbed ^ 'y^ bo'lus \_book'let
^ Xj bob'bin vX..—V or X-v bomb — book'-maker
Xy 1 X bob'binet X^-y bom'bard, n X book'mark
' XyX. bob'bing X—bombard', v. \—!y, book' post
Xy > bob'olink XC—ef bombard'ed X_t/ X book'rack
 bookseller 30 bracketed

book'seller botan'ic bourgeois'ie

book'selling __1botan'ical bour'geon
book'shelf \ I_■ . bot'anist Y XX ^ bourn, bourne
book'stall X- ' bot'anize bourse
b book'store l-p v'X- bot'anizing or'So'- bouse
X book'worra N,. L-iC.;
botanol'ogy boustrophe'don
boom bot'any bous'y
boomed botar'go bout
boom'erang botch bouts-rim6s'
boom'ing botched bo'vine
X boon botch'er ■Y bov'ril
boop'ic > botch'ery bow (part of vio¬
boor botch'ing lin ;a weapon
^ boor'ish o botch'y bow (part of a
boor'ishly bote ship ; to bend
Xf boose bot'-fly the body)

s
boos'er both Bowd'lerize
boo s'y both'er V, bowed
\ boot both'ered bow'elled
-I boot'ed both'ering bow'els
bootee' .."l both'ie, both'y
Both'nian
bow'er
Y bow'ery
X booth
boot'ikin Both'nic bow'ie-knife
boot'jack bot'ryoid bow'ii g
boot'lcss botryoid'al bow'knot
boot'lessly bot'ryolite X^ bowl
boot'-tree bots, botts bowl'der
boot'y bot'tine bowled
booze bot'tle bow'-lcg
booz'y bot'tled I bow'-legged
bopcep' bot'tling bowl'er
borac'ic bot'tom XY bow'line
bor'age bot'tomed bowl'ing
bo'rate \ bot'toming ■ bowl'ing-green
bo'rax bot'tomless bow'man
bor'der bot'tomry X'' bowse
bor'dered \ bouche Xx. bow'sprit
bor'derer
bor'dering
bor'der-land
,V V'
^ boudoir'
bough
bought
X bow'-string
X/^.bow'-window
, ' bow'-wow
bor'd lire \ bou'gie ^
X_^ box
bore I-' bouil'li boxed
bo'real bouil'lon box'en
XX Bo'reas boul'der box'er
bore'cole boul'evard box'ing
X^ bored X bounce \_j| 7^~^box'-tree
borc'dom bounced I, \_box'-wood
X_ bor'er X boune'er boy
' bo'ric bounc'ing boy'au
bo'ring bounc'ingly boy'cott
born V bound boy'hood
XX borne bound'ary boy'ish
NX’ bo'ron
X< bor'ough
Vbound'ed
bound'en
boy'ishly
boy'ishness
bor'row bound'er boy’s'-play
bor'rowed bound'ing brae'cate
bor'rower bound'less brace
bor'rowing bound'lessly braced
\o bos bound'lcssness brace'let
Sr-j bos'eage boun'tcous bra'cer
bosh boun'teously brach'ial
> , bosk'et boun'teousness X— brach'iatc
bosk'y boun'tiful - brach'iopod
V- bos'om boun'tifulness brachyg'rapher
bos'omed boun'ty brachyg'raphy
boss bouquet' brachyl'ogy
> bos'sage
bossed
\Xs Bour'boiiism
•J—' Bour'bonist
bra'cing
brack'en
bos'sy bourgeois' X— brack'd
■s. bot X^‘ L bour'geois brack'eted
bracketing 31 brief

brack'eting brass'y brec'cia

brack'ish brat bred
brack'ishness brava'do breech
bract brave breeched
brac'tea braved breech'es
bract'eatt. bravely breech'ing
brad braveliess breech'loader
brad'awl brav'er breed
brad'ypod brav'ery breed'er
brag brav'est breed'ing
braggado'cio braving breeze
brag'gart bra'vo breez'y
bragged bravu'ra Bre'hon
brag'ger brawl brent
brag'ging brawled bret
Brah'ma brawl'er breth'ren
Brah'maii brawling bret'tice
Brah'miu brawn breve
Brahmiii'ical brawn'y brev'et
braid brax'y brev'eted
braid'ed bray brev'eting
braid'ing brayed bre'viary
-v- ( brail bray'er brevier'
( Braille braying brevlped
brain braze brevipen'nate
brained brazed brev'ity
brain'less bra'zen brew
brain'pan bra'zen-faced brew'age
brait bra'zenness brewed
brake bra'zier brew'er
brake'man brazil' brew'ery
brakes'man Brazil'ian brew'house
brak'y brazil'wood brew'ing
bram'ble braz'ing brew'is
bram'bling breach brew'ster
bram'bly bread bri'ar
bran bread'-corn Bria'rean
branch bread'-fruit bribe
branched bread'stuff bribed
bran'chial breadth brib'er
branching bread'winner brib'ery
—// branch'iopod break brib'ing
^ ^ branchless break'able bric'-ii-brac
branchlet break'age brick
. ^ branch'y break'-down brick'bat
brand break'er brick'-kiln
^ brand'ed break'fast brick'layer
N. brand'er break'fasted brick'maker
. ^ bran'died break'fasting brick'work
branding brcak'ing brick'yard
bran'dish break'man bri'dal
' . bran'dishcd break'water bride
bran'dishing bream bride'cake
brandling bream'ing bride'chamber
'Vx. brand'-new breast bride'groom
bran'dy breast'ed bride'less
bran'gle breast'fast bride'maid
bran'gler breast'ing bride'man
bran'gliiig breast'knot brides'maid
branlin breast'pin brides'man
bran'ny breast'plate bride'well
brant breast'wheel bridge
brash breast'work bridged
( brass breath bridg'ing
( brasse breath'able bri'dle
bras'sard breathe bri'dled
bras'sart breathed bri'dler
brass'-band brcath'er bri'dling
bras'sica breath'ing bridoon'
brassiness breath'less brief
 briefer 32 buckwheat

brief'er , broad'cloth X^. brown'ie

*' 'N brief'est \ ( 'x broad'en brown'ing
^ ^ brief'less 'xn' . ^ J' broad'er X^ brown'ish
^ ^ brief'ly ' X broad'ish X,^ -.Z brown' stud'y
briefness '’s^ broad'ly [■ - Xqa browse, browze
»> bri'er Xj> broad'ness I- X>^ browsed
^v> ' bri'ered *^1 , ■ broad'side XA. cv a brows'er
n/ bri'ery 1 'V broad'sword ■' '■O' brows'ing
: brig ' brocade' X'* » bru'in
V brigade' 1 x-_ brocad'ed - Xo" bruise
Vn > ,v brigadier' ^ ^ bro'cage X/ bruised
Kv brig'and / x_y broc'coli » ^ X>. bruis'er
>—iwbrig'andage - ' brochure' Xj_;, ' bruis'ing
>_<.■/ brig'andine ^ , X— brock . X bruit
brigantine , x^ brock'et Xi~v J bru'mal
« bright X* brunette'
^ ^ 1 bright'en ^ <X'
X_, bro gan _ . X' ’1 brunt
J' ^ ^ bright'ened X— _ brogi’e xv brush
^ ^ bright'eniiig ^ broid'er » , brushed
^ >0 bright'-ej’ed XT 1 broil X cv brush'er
V- bright'ly , X. broiled _ brush'ing
r ' ^ bnght'ness . broil'er brush'wood
- L_9 Bright’s disease' broil'ing - Xy brush'y
X— broke o— brusque
^
- . brill x^ bro'ken <v X—brusque'ness
^ ^ bril'liance x__/^^ bro'kenly X'--^ brus'querie
bril'liancy x-_ o bro'kenness X Brus'sels sprouts
* .^bril'hant X— • bro'ker X bru'tal
V® bril'liantly x^ bro'kerage -1 - X'l brutal'ity
brim Xf-N ' bro'ma X, bru'talize
brim'ful bro'mal X -o bru'talized
^brim'less - bro'mate -1) bru'talizing
. N/v- brimmed _ XrVy bromatol'ogy X bru'tally
v^' brim'mer x-s bro'mide - X J brute
brim'ming ' x^ bro'niine X ^ bru'tified
x^ brim'stone J - X^,^—1 bron'chia X bru'tify
- J" x_:j brind'ed X. , bron'chial IX. J bru'tifying
>—> pv brind'led ^ bronchi'tis - X| J S bru'tish
^ X brine —D b bron'chus X> bru'tishly
\ - brine'pan B J bronze JX bru'tishness
^ fv bring « bronzed X/y-ly^ bryol'ogy
(V brill g'er . , > bronz'ing X_^. br%’'ony
' bring'ing % brooch ., X bub'ble
j. x_^brin'ish / X' brood X X bub'bled
^ brink ^ brood'ed V, X. - bub'bler
. . x^. brin'y 'Vf * brood'ing X bub'bling
»— ^ brisk ^ brood'y X^ ^ bub'bly
^ ^ ^ brisk'et X—L _|. brook Xy X- bu'bo
&—'f. brisk'ly X_brook'let v,Xbubon'ic
- B—^brisk'ness - x^—v' broom e_ ^ buc'cal
li ^ bris'tle broom'stick \ < buccaneer'
- . r” bris'tled 1—: x-->'broom'y . ( buccanier'
bris'tling X , brose » buccaneer'ing
bris'tly ^ % broth X—Ri buc'cinal
% brit X { broth'el . ' Bucel'las
J Britan'nic X' ^ X X ‘^'■oth'er bucen'taur
■L^ 'SBrit'ish x\or ^ ) broth'erhood V bu'ceros
^ ^ Brit'on / x\ broth'er-in-law . X— buck
^ brit'tle xy.^^ broth'erly X_ buck'et
•1 ^ brit'tlcness V X_^^ buck'etful
Xv-v' orXv-<brough'am
^ •O’britz'ka v. —sS> buck'ing
'X <v» broach X. brought X—, ■' buck'ish
' 2 broached 1 Xft brow -, • X_ buc'kle
^ ' broach'cr brow'beat X_ buc'klcd
2 ' ^ broach'ing X\. brow'beaten ., X_ buck'ler
/ '\ broad J ^ X. brow'beating . X__3X buck'ling
, 'Ny broad'-arrow X'' J' X brown X:—buck'ram
* broad'-awake X'' •] browned V, X- n ^ buck'skin
broad'-axe cv ' brown'er X—T- ■ buck'thorn
“x—“ broad'cast X^ brown'est V X—^^buck'wheat
 bucolic 33 busily

\ bucol'ic '_bul'list a burg'lar

' bucol'ical ' bul'lock cv burgla'rious
V ' bud ' bull'’s-eye burgla'riously
\ bud'ded 1 *■ X'^ bul'ly ,v =—' burg'lary
\ Bud'dhism jX] bul'lving p. burg'inote
'<K \ Bud'd.hist , ^ bul'rush X—eci- burg'omaster
\ -0. Buddhis'tic \i , bulse (y —; burgoo'
-ll~ \'. bud'diiig X5X_burwark XrY- bur'grave
\ bud'dle X^"^ bum V / Bur'gundy
1 Bude'-bght bumbail'iff 1 bur'ial
X budge X \ bum'ble-bee bur'ial-place
X / budged X. bum'boat bur'ied
NL budg'or X^‘ Xbum'kin V p, X bur'ier
/ X budg'ct X^ ' ^ Ibump X ■ v-y— bu'rin
X '' budg'iiig X— bumped V, ^ X burke
O bud'let X^"^ bunip'er v, s— burked
X bull X.-v^ bump'ing yy—burk'er
X buf'falo X.—^ bump'kin ^ Vburk'ing
X buf'fel bump'tious rx ^ burk'ism
Xx X buffer X,—,. aX bump'tiousiiess V burl
' X buf'fet , oAs> X bun tx > burled
X buf'feted X^' bunch X yn— burl'er
X, X buf'feter / X^ bunch'iness X yo- X burlesque'
X V buf'feting X_ , CJ> bunch'y X tx ^—x_> burlesqued'
\X.buf'fD 4 X^ ' bun'eo o. y-i^' burlesqu'ing
X buffoon' X^ „ ' bun'eombe X 1 X burlet'ta
Vj X buffoon'ery ‘ X bun'dle _ X • bur'liiiess
\ Vlr buffoon-ing X_<^ n bun'dled bur'ly
X buf'fy • X^ bun'dling xyy, Burmese'
\_ X bug XjrU- bung X/ /s-<' burn
V bug'bear X^ /C bun'galow x^ burn'able
X_ X/ bug'gy N; ■ bung'-hole X’ burnea
X ^ bu'gle Y X - buu'gle x^,// X^X burn'er
X o bu'gler X^_^ bun'gled X x.yx^ burn'ing
\__s bu'gloss X bun'gler bur'nish
V' ^ ‘ buhl XXT^j Nj bun'gling X^ ■ n bur'nished
X/~> buhl'-work X ^ bun'glingly bur'll isher
\yj- buhr'-stone X/T* bun'ion _p bur'nishing
^ build X_ bunk . ' burnous'
X/H' build'ed X bunk'er V'’ . burnt
\/ build'er XjX_ bunk'o . ^ burnt'-offering
build'ing X_ X bun'kum x^ /• bur, burr
built ' bunt X. / X bur'ral
X''^ bulb X bunt'ine N-f _ bur'rel
\/^ bulbed bunt'ing Xd bur'rock
bulbif'crous X ^ buoy Xx . bur'row
d bulb'lct X buoy'ancy X<l bur'rowed
\ nX^Xj bulb'ous J X^ buoy'ant X^T^ bur'rowing
\/^~\^ r. bul'bul X_ buoy'antly
bulb'ule X buoyed XVx ~^ /• bur sar
\/7 bulge Xr bur x^ ' 6 bur'sary
\/7 bulged X/^' A bur'bot Xx . ^ burst
V7 ■ „_.buig'iiig X/j- bur'den ^ X. burst'er
buliiii'ia X/J- bur'dened 0 burst'ing
X/- bulk X/l^ bur'dening \ X/\i bur'then
X/""^ bulk'head bur'densomc X/^ ^bur'ton
X/-^^ bulk-iness X/' bur'y
X/1- ' r, bur'densomeness
, X,'' ' bulk'y bur'j-ing
, bull X/1~X^~^ bur'dock Ny bur ying-ground
, X/X bul'la X^ bureau' X bus, ’bus
v/H' bull'dog X/f^. bureau'cracy . X? bus'by
X X^ bul'let X^f~1 -bureaucrat'ic X '■ bush
bul'letin X^f^ ' bureaucrat'ical bush'd
\y\ , bul'let-proof bureau'eratist X bush'iuess
X/X ^ bull'-fight X/ burette' \ '<^bush'ing
,X/\ bull'finch X/ burg \ '<6 bush'man
N^X\_ ^ bull'frog X_ burg'age VS X bush'y
, X^ ' bul'lied ^7 X bur'gess Xs • bus'ier
X/^ , f bul'lion xx / \ . bus'icst
X^X-^- bul'lioiiist X—* burgh'er •4- bus'ily
business 34 Byzantine

bus'iness butt'-end bux'omness

bus'iiiess-like but'ter buy
busk but'tercup buy'er
bus'ket but'tered buy'iiig
bus'kin but'terfly > buzz
bus'kiiied but'terine buz'zard
busk'y but'tering buzzed
buss . but'termilk buz'zer
bust but'ter-tooth ' buz'zing
bus'tard but'tcry buz'zingly
bus'tie butt'-hinge by
bus'tled but'ting by and by
bus'tier but'tock bye
bus'tling but'ton by-elec'tion
bus'y but'toued by'-end
bus'ybody but'tonhole by'gone
bus'ying but'toiiing by'-laiie
but but'tress ■ by'-law
butch'er jbut'tressed by'-iiame
butch'ered but'trcssing by'-path
butch'ering butts by'-play
butch'erly but'ty by'-prod'uct
butch'ery butyra'ceous bys'siiie
but'ler butyr'ic by'stander
but'lerage bu'tyriii by'-street
but'lership bux'eous by the by
but'lery buxi'na by'-way
but'ment bux'ine hy'u'ord
butt bux'om ' Byzaa'tiati
butt'ed ' bux'omly Bvzan'tine
 c
Ca'aba cadav'erousness calash'
cab cad'dis cal'car
cabal' cad'dy cal'carate
cab'ala cade calca'reous
cab'alism ca'dence calca'reousness
cab'alist caden'za cal'ceated
cabalis'tic 1 cadet' cal'cedon
•-7 cadg'er calceol.a'ria
cabalis'tical cal'cify
.1 or -n. ca'di calcin'able
cabal'ler cadil'lac
—1 Cadme'an calcina'tion
cab'alline
cab'aret cad'mia calcin'atory
cab'bage cad'mium cal'cine
cab'bala •-7 ca'dre cal'cined
ca'ber cal'cium
Ho- cadu'cean calcog'raphy
cab'in cadu'ceus
cab'iii-boy 3' cadu'eous
cal'culable
cal'culary
> -V cab'iiied cae'eum
C-ib'inet cal'culate
cacsu'ra cal'culated
ca'ble ca'fe
ca'bled cal'culating
caffe'ic calcula'tion
ca'blegram caf'feine
ca'bliiig cal'culative
Caf'fre calculator
cab'maii caf'tan
cabob' cal'culatory
cage ( eal'culous
caboose' caged
cabriolet' ( cal'culus
cag'ing cal'dron
caca'o ca'hier Caledo'nian
cach'alot caique' calefa'cient
cache cairn
•a'chet cairngorm' calefac'tion
cachex'ia cais'son calefac'tory
cachex'y cai'tiff ( cal'endar
cachiima'tion cajole' < cal'ender
cach'oloiig cajoled' cal'endered
cachou' cajole'ment cal'enderer
cacique' cajo'ler cal'endering
cack'le cajo'lery cal'ends
cack'led cajo'ling cal'enture
cack'ler caj'uput cales'cence
cack'ling cake calf
cacochym'ic caked calf’s'-foot
cac'oehymy cak'ing ealves'-foot
cal'abash cal'ibre, cal'iber
cac'odoxy calibra'tion
calaboose'
cacoe'thes Cala'brian cal'ice
calaman'co cal'ico
cacog'raphy
cacol'ogy cal'amar cal'id
cal'amary cal'if
cacophou'ic calamif'erous cal'ifate
cacoph'onous cal'amiue
cacoph'oiiy caligraph'ic
cal'a mite calig'raphy
cacta'ceous calam'itous cal'ipash
cac'tus calam'itously calipee'
cad calam'itousncss cal'iper
cadaver'ic calam'ity cal'iph
cadav'erous cal'iphate
cal'amus
cadav'erously

35
 calisaya 36 laiitation

calisay'a can'didate
-•—^ cam'bistry
calistheii'ics can'didature
cam'bium
callisthen'ics can'didly
•—O' 1—camboose'
cal'iver can'didiiess
'' Cam'brian
cal'ix can'died
carn'bric
calk, caulk can'dle
came Can'dlcmas
calked ' earn'd
calk'er can'dlestick
camcl'lia can'dor,can'dour
calk'iiig ^ cjiii’eropard
call j_cam'eo
called can'dying
■ _. ■ cam'era can'dytuft
call'er O cam'era lu'cida
callig'raphy cane
call'in g .-ww cam'era obscu'ra cane'-brake
•-jC\ calli'ope caned
callos'ity cameralis'tic cangue, cang
cal'lous cam'erate canic'ular
cal'kjusly cam'erated can'ine
(^cal'lousness camera'tion ca'ning
cal'low Camero'nian can'ister
cal'lus Cam'! sard can'ker
calm cam'isole can'kered
calmed cara'let . can'kcring
calm'er carn'omile can'kcrous
calm'est Camor'ra can'ker-worm
calm'ing camp can'kcry
calm'ly campaign' can'nel-coal
calm'iicss campaign'er can'nibal
cal'omel campani'le can'nibalism
calorcs'cence campanol'ogy can'nikin
calor'ic campan'ula can'non
camped cannonade'
calorif'ic cam'phene cannona'ded
J cam'phine canuona'ding
calorifica'tion
cam'phogen V cannoneer'
calorim'etcr cam'phor ( cannonier'
caloriino'tor can'non-proof
cam'phorate
calotte' cam'phorated acan'non-shot
cal'otype camping can'not
calurn'ba cam'pion can'nula
cal'umct can can'nular
calum'niate Ca'naanite cau'ny
calum'iiiatcd canoe'
Ca'naanitish
calum'iiiatiag can'on
Cana'dian
calumiiia'tion canaille' caii'on
calum'uiator canal' can'oness
..calum'iiiatory canon'ic
canalic'ulate
calum'iiious canaiiza'tion canon'ical
’ calum'iiiously
’ ca'nalize canon'icals
calum'iiiousness canard' can'onist
cal'amiiy cana'ry canoniza'tion
Cal'vary can'cel ^ can'onize
calve can'onized
can'cellate
calved '-7'>-'^^can'onizing
can'cellated
calves cancclla'tion ■—'-y can'onry
calv'ing
can'celled can'opied
Cal'viuism , can'celling „ can'opy
Cal'vinist can'cer T—i'' cano'rous
Calviiiis'tic can'cerate canst
Calvinis'tical •"=* cant
_cancera'tion
calx "■cart'cerous _ can’t
^ cal'yciue can'cerously Can'tab
^ cal'ycle can'cerousness canta'bile
■—" cal'yx can'eriform Canta'brian
cam • can'erine 'Cantabrig'ian
cam'ber ^ can'erinite „ hT ^ can'taliver
cam'bered candela'bra can'taloup
cam'beriiig candcla'brum __ cantan'kcrous
cam'bial can'dent ' canta'ta
cam'bist (xui'did ' canta'tion
 cftntatrice 37 caress

^ cantatri'ce capit'ulary ,—rA-^_s>ir' caravan'serai

.X caut'ed • ^ " capit'ulate / car'avcl
J- canteen' capit'ulated ■ car'away
can'tel ' „ capit'ulating
car'bine
■>-= can'ter ■—-7^ capitula'tion
^A__>o carbineer'
can'terecl ’ carbol'ic
r-X' capit'ulator
:-can'tcring capit'ulum car'bolize
canthar'icles :—\ capi'vi ■A' ' car'bon
'—i cap'lin
^ canthar'idin carbona'ceous
■ cap'nomancy
r—X.-— can'ticle Carbona'ri
=-A ■; cap'nomor
can'tilate car'bonate, n.
1 -iA' ca'pon 'A] car'bonate, v.
cantila'tion
_^ ^ capot'
a can'tilever car'bon a ted
_capote'
cant'ing : carbon'ic
,_^ ’ capped
T _^ can'tle cap'per “ vLjx carbonif'erous
1' can'to '—\ cap'ping "^AA'" carboniza'tion
, can'ton ■ caprice' car'bon ize
can'tonal :—^ capri'eious car'bon ized
can'toned
^~‘\y capri'ciously -- car'bonizing
"v^^. Cantonese' .—capri'eiousness ‘A car'boy
can'toning Cap'ricorn — car'buncle
i-jLLS’ can'tonize car'buncled
.At" Cap'ricornus
canton'ment
' ■—X cap'rid —y carbun'cular
can'vas, can'vass
■—Xor-3 .1 caprifica'tion carbuncula'tion
can'vassed cap'riform ”^Ax , car'buret
can'vass^ r \ X caprig'enous car'burctted-ted
can'vassing —XA^ car'burcttor-ter ;
_ ca'ny 1 cap'rine
^—■^' can'yon ^ car'cajoii
^ cap'riole
.—0*4^ canzo'ne =—car'eanet
;—y cap'sicum
_ :—^_>e- canzonet' :—. capsize' ^ A!o_ij_> car'eass, car'ease
iZ_! caout'ehouc • ' (- carcinoi'ogy
\ capsized'
7^ caout'choucin / carcino'ma
.—\ h capsi'zing
' cap carcino'matous
■ '\ capability cap'stan .—^ ’ r ’card
\ ca'pable :—yA J cap'sular
AA^. car'damine
ca'pableness :—cap'sulary
Vj> ca'pably ' l-Tx^ car'damom
:—*■ cap'sule
\ capa'cious ■—cap'tain -—Xc card'board
lA capa'ciously .—X j. cap taincy ^ V-j, card'-case
^ ^ capa'ciousness ' .—card'ed
—xoA —'■j cap'tainship
’ capac'itate " 1 card'er
■’ i ^ capac'itated J; / •'A''!’ cap'tion A_^ car'd iac
.—” cap'tious
-'i- capac'ity A cardi'acal
oA ^ cap'tiously
I. ^ cap-i-pie' ■—\ V cap'tiousness cardiag'raphy
capar'ison A'^ A cardial'gia
oAp •—X cap'tivatc A7 cardial'gy
capar'isoned ;_■ cap'tivated
' ^ capar'ison in g car'dinal
cap'tivating
_ cape —X captiva'tion ' cLa car'dinalate
cap'eletjCap'ellet ^ r-x. cap'tive ■“A ^ card'ing
ca'per A- car'dioid
:—^A captiv'ity
capercail'zic ■A-A^X cardiog'raphy
•—X A cap'tor
* ca'pering * W carcliol'ogy
\:—cap'ture
. ■ \; cap'ias —X \ cap'tured 1 cardi'tis
Vp, capilla'ceous A X cap'turing t- A- cardoon'
’ SX''i capillaire' =— care
>—X A Cap'iichin
^ \X y- capillar'ity cared
cap'illary "/ cap'ulet .—A" . careen'
capil'liform ^ ^ car —/A careen'age
:—cap'ital carabinier' _/’■ careened'
:—cap'italist .—A— car'acal y- careen'ing
■=-wr^ capitaliza'tion -_/ car'ack career'
:—vr° cap'italize car'acole care'ful
’ \ cap'itate ' _-A“' car'acoly •■—rX ( care'iuWy
:—V capita'tion ;_/ carafe' .. A-A care'fulness
" Cap'itol car'a me 1 A*. ^ carfi'Icss
= A Cap'itoline _^ car'at c«r«'lcssly
capit'ular car'avan fiwe'lessness
' capit'ularly caravancer' .—A caress'
caressed 38 castor-oil

caressed' car pel cascaril'lc

caress'iiig ■ car'pellary case
caress'iiigly carpel'luin cased
car'et car'i)enter case'tiarden
car«'worn car'pentry case'hardening
car'go carp'er ca'seic
car'goose car'pet ca'sein
car'ib car'peted casc'-knife;
Caribbe'an car'peting case'mate
Car'ibec carp'iiijg casa'matcd
caribou' car'polite case'ment
car'icature carpol'ogist case'mented
car'icatured •“V7 carpol'ogy ca'seous
car'icaturing Njcar'pus casern'
car'icaturist car'raway case'-shot
car'icous car'rel cash
ca'ries car'riage cash'-account
car'ilion car'ried cash'-book
cari'na car ner cash'-boy
car'inate, adj. car'rion cash'-girl
car'inate, v. carroiiade' cashed
■ car'inated car'rot cashew'
car'ing car'roty cashier'
car'iole car'ry cashiered'
carios'ity car'ry-all cashier'ing
ca'rious car'rying cash'ing
cark cart cash'keeper
cark'ing cart'age cash'mere
car'line carte cashoo'
carte blanche' ca'sing
Carlovin'gian
carte-de-visite' casi'no
car'man cart'ed cask
Car'inelite car'tel cas'ket
car'miiiated cart'er casque
cai:'ininative Carte'sian cassa'da
car'mine W’ Carthagiu'ian cas'sareep
car'n age / •, car'thamin cassa'tion
car'nal * cart'-horse cassa'va
cariial'ity Carthu'sian cas'sia
car'nalize car'tilage cas'simere
car'nalizing cartilag'inous cas'sius
car'nally cart'ing cas'sock
car'nal-miiid'ed cart'-load cas'socked
carna'tion cartog'rapher cas'sowary
carna'tioned ciirtograph'ic cast
carne'lian cartog'raphy Casta'lian
car'neous n. cartoon' cas'tanet
car'ney cartoon'ist cast'away
carnifica'lion cartouche' caste
car'nified car'tridge cas'tellan
car'll if y car'tulary < cas'tellany
car'nifying cart'-way cas'tellated
car'nival cart'-wheel cas'ter, cast'or
carniv'ora cart'wright cas'tigate
carniv'orous carun'cle cas'tigated
car'nous
carnos'ity
carun'cular
carun'culate
-L. castiga'tion
cas'tigating
car'ol ■;-i. carun'culated cas'tigator
car'olcd-lled carve, cas'tigatory
car'oling-lling , carved Cas'tile soap
carot'id car'vel Castil'ian
carou'sal . carv'er, carv'ing cast'ing
cartiuse' car'yate cast'ing net
caroused' caryat'ic cast'ing-vote
carous'er caryat'id r cast'-iron
carous'ing caryat'ides cas'tie
carp cas'cabel cas'tied
car'pal cascade' cast'ling
Carpa'thian ‘ caseal'ho cas'tor
carped cas'eara sagra'da cas'tor-oil
 castrametatioii 39 cavin

castrameta'tion catechiza'tion caul

cas'trate cat'echize • caul'dron
cas'traled cat'cchized caules'cent
'—cas'trating cat'echizer caulic'olous
castra'tion ciit'echizing cau'licule
^ cas'trcl cat'echu caulif'erous
or cas'ual catechu'men cau'ligower
cas'ualty catechumen'ic
' cas'uist cau'liform
catechumcn'ical
_ casuis'tic categorcmat'ic cau'liiie
casuis'tical categor'ical caulk
cas'uistry cat'egorize caus'al
^ cat cat'egory causal'ity
catab'olisin cate'iia causa'tion
^ catacaus'tic catena'rian caus'ative
j-rp^ catachre'sis cate'nary caus'atively
catachres'tic cat'enate cause
cat'aclysm cat'enated caused
cataclys'mist catena'tion i/ cause'less
cat'acomb ca'tcr cause'lessly
catacous'tics •“v- cat'eran
cause'lossness
catadiop'tric ca'tered caus'er
cat'afalquc ca'terer cause'rie
I—catagifiat'ic ca'teress causeuse'
Cat'alan .-n ca'teriiig cau'sey
L_ catalec'tic cat'erpillar cause'way
J^\o cat'alepsis n’- cat'erwaul cau'seyed
cat'alepsy cates causid'ical
' ' catalcp'tic cat'fish caus'ing
j' l_o catallac'tics I cat'gut caus'tic
_<■ cat'alogue Cath'ari caustic'ity
I cat'alogued cathar'sis cau'ter
-4 ^ cat'aloguing cathar'tic cau'teraiit
Catalo'iiiaii cathar'tical cautcriza'tion
catal'ysis cat'-head cau'tcrize
41 . catalytic
catamaran' 1 cathe'dra
cathe'dral
cau'terized
cau'tcrizing
. catame'iiia catheret'ic cau'tery
_l catame'nial cath'eter cau'tion
^ cat'amount cath'ode cau'tionary
cat'apan cathod'ic cau'tioned
-^■4” catapet'alous cath'olic cau'tioiier
^ cataphon'ics Cathol'icism cau'tioning
^1- cat'apliract catholic'ity cau'tious
cat'aplasm Cathol'icize cau'tiously
cat'apult cathol'icon cau'tiousness
^_j, "^Vl_ catapult'ic Catilina'rian
L_^ cat'aract cat'ion r> V cavalcade'
I_ catarac'tous cat'kiii cavalier'
' 11 k catarrh' cat'-like cavalier'ly
^ ' \^( catarrh'al cat'ling cav'alry
catas'tasis cat'mint cavass'
_ o catas'trophe cat'-nip cavati'na
catastroph'ic Cato'nian 3 cave
L— rA cat'bird cat-o’-nine'-tails ca'veat
cat'boat catop'trrc ca'veator
_' .-t— cat'call catop'tromancy caved
■ 7 catch cat’s'-paw cav'ern
^ catch'er cat'sup cav'crned
^ _ catch'fly cat'tle cav'ernous
/ catch'iug cat'tle-show cav'csson
7 ■ catch'jjeimy caubeen' cavet'to
_ catch'pole Cauca'sian caviar', caviare'
c.dch'up cau'ciis cav'icorn
\ catch'worrf cau'dal cav'il
\\ catechet'ic cau'date cav'illed-led
catcchct'ical cau'datcd cav'iller-lcr
"~l- ' cat'echism cau'dle cav'illing-ling
n , cat'echist cauf cav'illingly-lingly
~1 r catechist'ic caught cav'in
Qavmg: 40 cessor

cav mg ^ Celt'ish centu'rion

cav'ity -J cement' . cen'tury
—1. cementa'tion ' cephalal'gic
caw cemenl'atory •C;r_ ■ ceph'alalgy
^ cawed r-v_^.ceme n t'ed cephal'ic
caw'ing -V cement'er ceph'alopod
_ cawk cement'ing ceph'alous
^ cax'on ccmenti'tious cera'a’ous
_^ cayenne' cem'etery ceram'ic
cay'man cen'obite cer'asin
• cazique' 1 cenobit'ical cer'asite
cease ^ cenog'amy ce'rate
ceased Vli cen'otaph ce'rated
cease'lcss cense cer'atin
cease'lessly censed Cerbe'rean
ceas'ing cen'ser cere
<). ce'city cens'ing ce'real
]. ce'dar ceii'sor ^ cerebel'lum
a ce'dared censo'rial cer'ebral
p ce'darn censo'rious cerebra'tion
.1 cede censo'riously cerebrospi'nal
- ce'dcd censo'riousness cer'ebrniu
J ce'der ccn'sorship cere'cloth
•fr p cedil'la cen'sual cere'ment
-C' ce'ding cen'surable ceremo'nial
Q ce'drat, ce'drate cen'surableness ceremo'nialism
-J- ce'drin, ce'drine oen'sure ceremo'nious
^ ceil cen'sured ceremo'r.fously
b 1 ceiled ccn'surer cer'emony
ceil'ing cen'suring ce'reous
, cel'adon cen'sus cer'evis
. cel'andine cent ce'ric
cel'ature cent'age ce'rin
... cel'ebrant cen'tal cer'iph
cerebrate cen'taur cerise'
^ cel'ebrated cen'taury ce'rite
f ■ cel'ebrating • centena'rian ce'rium
\ celebra'tion
cel'ebrator
cen'tenary
centen'nial
cern
cerne
—^celeb'rity cen'ter cer'niture
celer'iac cen'tering cerog'raphy
b " celer'ity centes'imal -V-s ce'romancy
cel'ery centesima'tion ® ' .. i ceroon'
ceroon
ib cek!s'tial centifo'lious ceroplas'tic
celos'tialize tjT cen'tigrade cer'tain
■bi Cel'estine ^ ■ cen'tigramme cer'tainly
_!. cel'estine . ' cen'tiliter-tre cer'tain ty
ce'liac “’■'T.-... centime' cer'tes
cel'ibacy ^ cen'timoter-tre certificate
cel'ibate cen'tipede certifica'tion
^' cebdog'raphy cen'to cer'tified
' ° cell cen'tral cer'tifier
cel'lar a'ntral'ity cer'tify
L cel'larage centraliza'tion cer'tifying
, y cel'larer cen'tralize certiora'ri
' L cel'laret ceii'tralized cer'titude
, celled cen'tralizing ceru'lean
’cell'ist __cen'tre ceru'men
_ ’cell'o cen'tre-bit ce'ruse
' cel'lular cen'tred ce'rused
„ , ccl'lulated cen'tric cer'vical
cel'lule _ ceu'trical cer'vine
6 (cellulif'crous centric'ity Cesa'rcan
cel'lnloid centrif'u'gal ces'pitous
ccl'lulose cen'tring cess
Cel'sius centrip'etal cessa'tiou
Celt centum'vir ces'ser
Celtibe'rian centuin'virate ces'sion
"ri-- Celt'ic cen'tuple ces'sionary
Celt'icism centu'rial ces'sor
cesspool 41 chcrtist

cess'pool cbam chap'iter

cest chamade' chap'lain
ces'tui cham'ber chap'laincy
ces'tus cham'bered chap'lainship
cesu'ra cham'berer ciuiii'let
cesu'ral cham'ber-fellow clnip'man
Ceta'cea chani'berlain chapped
ceta'ccan cham'bermaid chap'py
ceta'ccous chame'leon chaps
ce'tic cham'fer chap'ter
ce'tin cham'fered chap'trel
ce'tiiie cham'ois ( char (a fish)
cetol'ogy chani'omile ■j char (to work
Chab'lks champ ( by the day)
chad champagne' char'-a-banc
chafe cham'paign . char'acter
chafed cham'perty characteristic
cha'fcr cham'pion _characteris' ti-caXly
■ cha'fery cham'pioned f-1 or _5. characterize' tion
chaff cham'pioness char'axteriza
chaff'-cutter cham'pionship . <r^iz^_char'acterized
chaffed chance I._-'hf ^ char'acterizing
chaf'fer chanced _char'acterle&s
chaf'fered chan'cel charade'
chaf'ferer chan'cellery T ' char'coal
'^chaf'fering chan'cellory “ r chard
chaf'finch chan'cellor ’ A chare
chaf'fy chan'cellorship p/ _ t charge
cha'fing chan'cery P/v chargeabil'ity
cha'fing-dish chanc'ing ' charge'able
chagreen' chan'cre N Pj' charge'ably
chagrin' chan'crous p# _ charged
chagrined' chandelier' JG ,r charge d’affaires'
chain chand'ler PP char'ger
chained chand'lery , ft charg'ing
chain'ing chan'frin y ^ cha'rily
chain'-pump 'change cha'riness
chain'-shot changeabil'lty pi. char'iot
chain'-stitch change'able /d charioteer'
chair change'ableness e char'ism
chaired change'ably IP. char'itable
chair'ing ' changed Pf. ^ char'itableness
chair'm^n change'ful Pj char'ity
cAatr'manship change'less . chariva'ri
chaise change'ling , ■ char'latan
chalcedon'ic clian'ger . charlatan'ic
chalced'ony chan'ging . char'latanism
' chalcog'rapher chan'ncl char'latanry
chalcog'raphy chan'nelled J< char'lock
Chalda'ic chan'nelling IG, charm
Chal'daism chan'son P charmed
Chalde'an chansonette' . charm'er
Chaldee' chant charm'ing
chal'dron chant'ed chiirm'ingly
cha'let chant'er char'nel
chal'ice chant'ey chiAr'nel-house
chal'iced chan'ticleer char'pie
chalk chant'ing char'poy
chalked chaiit'ress charred
chalk'iness chant'ry chiir'ring
chalk'ing cha'os ciuir'ry
chalk'-pit chaot'ic chart
chalk'-stone chap chiir'ta
chalk'y chape charta'ceous
chal'lenge chapeau' char'ter
chal'lengeable chiip'el char'tered
chal'lenged chap'elry char'terer
chal'lenger chap'eron char'ter-party
chal'lenging chap'eronage chart'ism
chalyb'eate chap'falleu cliart'ist

4—(S.170)
 chartographer 42 china-clay

1 chartog'rapher 4-! cheek -4^ chica'ner

chartog'raphy cheek'-tooth -4-^ chica'nery
chartom'cter / J cheep'er / . chich
J . Char'treuse ^ > cheer •/ / , chich'ling
^ J Char'treux ' 7, cheered L chick
C-i' char'woman -3... cheer'et 4-x chick'abiddy
/y'- ' cha'ry ^ cheer'inX Z_i X chick'en
^ chas'able, chase'- -.1.. c/ieer'fulness ■ . chick'en-pox
N /• chase [able cheer'ily V_o ZL/^chick'ling
/• chased ' 1 , checr'iness Z_i chick'pea
J: chas'er .JL.. • cheet'iwg '• Z_i/. chick'weed
^ ’ chas'ing —I— • cheer'iugly e-; chic'ory
r-rf-N chasm J cheer'less j „ chid
oA chasse'pot ^ cheer'y / chide
cJ chasseur' , ^ cheese Z * chid'ed
^ . * chas'sis J cheese'-cake i ,, chid'er
/■ chaste —/ cheese'-cutter . ‘ / chid'ing
. chaste'ly / cheese'monger Z Lx chief
^ chast'en 1 cheese'-press , 4 chief'ess
G . chast'ened c , dice's y 4 ' . chief'ly
, chast'ener (. chee'tah V chief'tain
chast'ciiing •! . chef Y , . J' chief'tainship
</ chastise' ^ J- chef-d’oeuvre' >7 r , chiel
,/ b chastised' ^ iL Cheirop'tera ^ chield
,/ k chas'tisement cheirop'terous chifion
chastis'er : cheni'ic chiffonier'
<|/ chastis'ing y —: chem'ical ,4/'^ chi'gnon
J chas'tity O , chemise' ' chig'oe
1 J chas'uble -Xb chemisette' y chil'blain
.1. _ /• > chat chem'ist ^ .4 cAtW
J' chateau' . '• chem'istry ...4 cAtW'-bed
r J chat'elaine <4 . chenille' J ..C/ c/iiW'birth
J chat'ellaiiy •' ^ , cheque c childe
/ chat'ted , . ^ cheq'uer c^nW'hood
(/' chat'tel ^ cher'ish c/tild'ing
1 f chat'ter , . ^ cher'ished /> ■ child'ish
/' 1 chat'terbox ^ cher'isher ' cAtW'ishly
/' chat'tered , cher'ishing „ ••) ~ child'ishness
/' ' chat'terer y' . cheroot' <> cAtW'less
/■ K chat'tering ^ cher'ry .K. child'like
! / chat'ty cher'sonese ^ ,r chil'dren
/• 1. chat'wood , y chert —4.1 ■J * chil'iad
,1 chauf'feur . chert'y . —Z ^ chil'iagon
chauviii « C cher'ub —xOi—- chil'iarch
chau'vinism o X cheru'bic , • —7^ chil'iasm
' chau'viiiist S ' 1 cher'ubim ^ , chill
/ cheap , cher'vil , ■ J chilled
/ > cheap'en , V ches'nut
> / cheap'ened b , chess chil'liness
/ ^ cheap'ener , chcss'board ^ , . chil'ling
7 cheap'ly ^ chess'man , chil'ly
/ > cheap'ness , b chest chi'lopod
^ cheat 4 , chest'ed ' Chil'tern
y cheat'able , V chest'nut b Hun'dreds
'> / cheat'ed / che'tah ZL 4"^ chime
/ cheat'er ^ cheval' 4 chimed
/_ J cheat'ing Ztn— , chim'er
chevaux' de frise'
/ ■’ check '_chime'ra
/ check'-book I chevalier' _chimer'ical
A. i checked ^ chev'ron . chim'ing
/_ check'er . chev'ronel e-<-x chim'ney
/—o, check'er-board , 4 chew chim'ney-board
4 check'ered / , chewed _ chim'ney-piece
4-0 , check'ers -1 —^ 4 chew'ing chim'ney-pot
4-X_ check'er-work ^ Chian t'i ■ chim'ney-sweep
/ ^ check'ing —chiaroscu'ro Z-v chimpan'zee
/ ^ check'mate . <L chib'bal ), Z chin
/ — check'inated . 4 _ ■ chibouk', chi'- chi'na
'■ / - check'inating \ [bouque .44 chi'na-aster
/ . check'string -4-i chicane' J Zl.— chi'na-day
i _
 ehineapiu 43 ('bufJinoss

. chin'capin 12. chock Chris'tendora

, ^chiuchil'la Zl chock'-full chris'tcncd
t->r’ ■ ,1 chin'-cough V ^ choc'olate chris'teiiiiig
J chine choice
■>' ~ chined o4 ^ choi'cer *'■ .'!Z. Chris'tian
, Chinese' f ^ choi'cest —-Christian'ity
O— chink choir Christ'ianize
. chinked . Ll. choke _ P Christ'ianized
O—chink'ing Z: choked ^ Christ'ianizing
O—- chink'y , choke'-damp Christ'ianly
<< j chinned C-. choke'-full T-Tar-!, '• Christ'inas
<’■ chinse > chok'er Christ'mas-box
. chintz '' Zi^v chok'ing Christ'mas-day
/ < chip Zi. chok'y r 1^7 Christol'ogy
, C ' chipped / chol'er chro'rnate
. Chip'pendale __r X— chol'era —: chromat'ic
/■ \ chip'per ' r , cholera'ic , chromat'ics
^ chip'ping ' chol'era mor'bus chromatog'raphy
^\ / chip'py » '
fr~\ chol'eric chromatol'ogy
7-^ er-*’ Vchirag'ra chromatom'eter
^ chi'rograph .' i” chondri'tis chrome
^Ichirog'rapher 1—^ t. chondrom'eter ' ^ . chro'mic
chirograph'ic choose chro'mium
/r-i chirog'raphist oZ choos'er ' ,_^T-vr-j> chro'mograph
T^' '^chirog'raphy ■' choos'ing chromolithog'-
/ty chirolog'ical raphy
r-< ’ chirol'ogy C\ //' •
cho pin ' 1, chro'mosphere
;—chi'romancy /' p chop'-house chron'ic
chiroman'tic \/* /' ^ chopped —O—: chron'ical-cle
chiron'omy /' chop'per jr—chron'icled
chi'roplast /' \ chop'ping chron'icler
o 7—chirop'odist ^/ \ chops — 2' ~ ' chron'icles
7 ^'7 chiros'ophy /' \) chop'sticks v_x—chron'icling
J ( C chirp-cd Y ^ . chorag'ic =—chron'ogram
k » chirp'er cho'ral ' chron'ograph
/\ C chirp'ing —A ' cho'ralist ' chronogram-
• chir'rup i ^ chord ■ mat'ic
.V ^ chir'ruped chord'ed chronog'rapher
, chir'ruping ' ‘ ^ chord'ing chronog'raphy
/ chis'el chore chronol'oger
•ft- chis'elcd-lled > chore'a ' ^ chronolog'ic
. chis'eler-ller choree' _ chronolog'ical-ly
, chis'eling-lling chore'us chronol'ogist
• chiselly choriam'bic chronol'ogy
. Chis'leu choriam'bus . chronom'eter
!■ chit _Z’' cho'rion chronomet'ric
_ //• chit'-chat J_/’• chor'ist chronom'etry
J” chi'ton
1_Z’’ ^ chor'istcr r'V^ chron'opher
chit'terlings chorog'rapher chron'oscope
/ ^ chit'ty chrys'alid
.1. qA/—' chival'ric chorograph'ic
chrys'alis
p/o chiv'alrous ~r ' chorog'raphy
chrysan'themum
^ chiv'alry /\ ' cho'roid
chrysog'raphy
1 chive ■ cho'rus
tr-rfT chrys'olite
chlo'ral • ' chose
chrysol'ogy
. chlo'rate L chos'en
P_ chrysop'rasus
c_/ chlo'ric j. ^ chough
d/ , chrys'otype
' chlo'rid.chlo'ride / chouse
^ A chub
chlo'ridate y . ‘ choused
'A chubbed
chlo'rine / chow'-chow A chub'by
c_^ chlo'rite ''Z. / chow'der /x- chuck
'A^ chlorit'ic chrematis'tics Z: chucked
‘ , c_X] chlo'rodyne ’ chrestom'athy chuck'ing
chlo'roform i. er-B-^ chrism A- chuck'le
chloroin'eter ’ chris'mal ^ chuck'led ;
“Y-n chlorom'etry chris'matory chuck'ling
^ < chlo'rophyl chris'om Z chud'dar
( chlo'rophyll ^ Christ /' 1 chuff
' chloro'sis ’ Christ'-cross / chuf'fily
chlo'rous chris'ten Zj chuf'finess |
chiilVy 44 eit

chuf'fy Ciucho'na circumfused'

chum cincho'nic circumfu'sile
chump cincho'nine circumfu'sion
chu'nam cinct'ure circumgy'rate
chunk cinct'ured circumgyra'tion
chunk'y cin'der circumja'cence
church cin'derous circumja'cent
churched cin'dery circumJocu'tion
church'ing cinemat'ograph circumloc'utory
church'isrn cinefac'tion circum'mure
church'man cinera'ccous circummurc<r
church'-rate ciuera'ria circumnav'igable
churchward'en cin'erary circumnav'igate
cYinrch'yard cinera'tioii circumnav'igated
churl cinera'tious circuiHiiaiiga'tioii
churl'ish Cingalese' circumnav'igator
churl'ishly . cin'nabar circumplica'tion
churl'ishriess '^“N^cin'nabarine circumpo'lar
churn cin'namon circumrota'tion
chprned cinnamon'ic circumro'tary
churn'ing cinq, cinque circumro'tatory
chute cinquc'-foil circumscrib'able
chut'ney Cinque' ports circumscribe'
chyla'ceous ci'pher circumscribed'
o>'o—^
chyle ci'phered circumscrib'er
chylifac'tive ci'phering circumscrib'ing
chylif'erous cip'olin circumscrip'tion
chylifica'tion Circas'sian circumscrip'tive
chy'lous Circe'an cir'cumspect
chyme cir'cinal circumspec'tion
chymifica'tion cir'cinate circumspcc'tive
chym'ify — cir'cle cir'cumspcctly
ciba'rious cir'cled cir'cumspcctncss
cib'ol cir'cler cir' cumstance
cibo'rium cir'clet cir'cumstanced
cica'da ^ cir'cling ciratmstan'tial
cic'atrice cir'cuit circumstantial 'tv
ciqatri'sive cir'cuited circumstan'tiate
cica'trix circu'itous circumstan'tiated
cicatriza'tion ■ _^circu'itously circumstan'tiafintr
cic'atrize ’'i circu'ity circumval'late
cic'atrizcd cir'culable circumvalla'tion
cic'atrizing N. cir'cular circumvent'
cic'ely cir'cularism circumvent'ed
cicero'ne o/t? ■ ■ circular'ity circumven'tiou
Ciccro'nian cir'cularize ' circumvcn'tive
cichora'ceous cir'cuUirly ' circumvola'tion
Cid cir'culate circum'volute
ci'der cir'culated circumvolu'tion
ci'derist cir'culating circumvolve'
ci'derkin circula'tion cir'cus
ci-devant' cir'culative cirrho'sis
ciorge i>>'^n;>^cir'culatory cirrit'erous
cigar' circuraam'bicn t cir'riform
cigarette' cir'cumcisc cirrig'erous
cil'ia cir'cumcised cir'ripcd
cil'iary cir'cumciscr cirro-cu'mulus
cil'iate ck'cumcising cir'rose
cil'iatcd circumci'sion cirro-slra'tus
Cili'cian cir'cumduct cir'nis. cir'socele
cili'cious 'circum'ference cisiil'pine
cil'iform circuraferen'tial cisatian'tic
cil'iograde circumferen'tor cismon'taiie
cil'iuin cir'cumflect cis'soid
ci'ma cir'cumflcx cist
cim'bal _ circumflcx'ion cist'ed
Cipi'bric circum'flucnce Cistcr'cian
Cimme'rian ^ circum'flucnt cis'tern
cim'olite
cinch
"■rLp circum'fluous
citcurnfuse' L cis'tic
cit
 citable 45 cleverly

I ci'table clang clav'icle

f cit'adel
cita'tion
Clanged
clang'ing [gour
clavic'ular
davier'
ci'tatory clan'gor, clan' clavig'erous
cite clan'gorous cla'vis
cited clank daw
1 cit'er clanked dawed
C/ cith'ara clank'ing daw'ing
•t cit'igradc clan'nish clay
T ci'ting clan'nishly clayed
cit'izen clan'ship clay'ey
cit'izenship clans'man clay'ing
cit'rate clap clay'ish
.1 cit'rene clap'board day'more
cit'ric clapped dean
cit'ril clap'per deaned
.1 cit'rine clap'per-claw dean'er
> cit'ron clap'ping clean'est
.f.

-S. c_
s cit'y
civ'et
civ'et-cat
civ'ic
clap'trap
claq'uer
claqueur'
clarabel'la
dean'ing
dean'lily
dean'liness
dean'ly, adj.
CL civ'il Clar'enceux. Clar'- clean'ly, adv.
civ'il engineer clar'et [encieux dean'ness
civil'ian clarifica'tion deanse
civil'ity clar'ified cleansed
civ'ilizable clar'ifier cleans'er
civilization clar'ify cleans'ible
CL civ'ilize * clar'ifying
civ'ilized clar'inet cleans'ing
c> civ'ilizer clar'ion clear
civ'ilizing clarionet' clear'age
civ'illy clash clear'ance
civ'ism dashed cleared
clab'ber clash'ing dear'er
clack dasp clear'est
clacked dasped clear'ing
clack'er dasp'er clear'ing-house
clack'ing dasp'ing clear'ly
clad dasp'-knife clear'ness
claim class clear'-sighted
claim'able dassed cleat
claim'ant dass'able cleav'age
claimed clas'sic cleave
claim'er clas'sical cleaved
claim'ing classical'ity cleav'er
das'sicist deav'ing
clair-obscure'
classif'ic ■cledge
clairvoy'ance dassifica'tion cledg'y
clairvoy'ant clas'sified clef
clam das'silier cleft
cla'mant clas'sify cleg
clam'ber clas'sifying clera'atis
clam'bered dass'ing clem'ency
clam'beriug das'sis clem'ent
clammed class'man Clem'entine
clam'miug dass'mate clench
clam'miness dat clench'er
clam'my clat'ter clench'ing
clam'or, clam'our dat'tered dep'sydra
clam'ored clat'terer derc'-story
clam'orer dat'tering cler'gy
clam'oring clause cler'gyman
clam'orous claus'tral der'ic
clamp dau'sular der'ical
clamped da'vate clerk
clamp'ing da'vated derk'ship
clan dave cle'romancy
clandes'tine dav'iary dev'er
clandes'tinely dav'ichord clev'erly
cleverness 46 coaling

clev'erness dock down

clev'is clock'-maker clown'ish
clev'y clock'-work clown'ishly
dew clod > clown'ishness
cliche n. clod'dy cloy
cloyed
1 click clod'-hopper
clicked clod'-hopping cloy'ing
click'er clod'pate ^club
click'et clod'pated club'bable
click'ing clod'poll clubbed
cli'ent doff club'bist
cli'entage clog club'-footed
clientele' clogged club'-house
diff clog'giness club'-law
clift clog'ging dub'-room
climac'teric clog'gy cluck
cli'mate dois'ter clucked
climat'ic cloisonne' cluck'ing
cliniat'ical ?-y- clois'teral clue
' cli'matize clois'tered clump
’ cli'matized clois'terer clum'sily
dimatog'raphy dois'tering > clum'siness
-climatorogist clon'ic clum'sy
climatol'ogy close, V. clunch
cli'max close, adj. clung
climb close'-bodied Clu'niac
climb'able closed clus'ter
climbed close'ly clus'tered
climb'er close'ness dus'tering
>climb'ing clo'ser dus'tery
clime clos'est clutch
clinch clos'et clutched
clinched clos'eted clutch'ing
clinch'er clos'etiiig clut'ter
clinch’ing clos'ing dut'tered
cling clo'sure clut'tering
cling'er clot clys'mic
cling'ing clot'-bur clys'ter
cling'stone doth coach
cling'y clothe coach'-horse
clin'ic clothed coach'-house
clin'ical clothes coach'man
clink clothes-basket co-ac'tiou
clinked clothes'-horse L coac'tive
dink'er clothes-line coadjust'
dink'ered cloth'ier coad'jutant
clink'ing cloth'ing coadju'tor
clinoceph'aly clot'ted coadju'trix
di'nograph dot'ting coadven'ture
, cli'noid clot'ty • coag'ulable
clinom'etcr cloud coag'ulant
clinomet'ric < cloud'-capt 'Coag'ulate
dinomct'rical ( cloud'-capped coag'ulatcd
clin'quant cloud'ed coag'ulating
clip cloud'ily coagnla'tion
clipped cloud'iness • coag'uldtive
dip'per cloud'ing coag'ulator
clip'ping doud'less
clique '‘coag'ulatory
cloud'lessly
cli'qiiish cloud'y coag'ulum
cli'quism dough co'-aid
clout coal
clish-ma-cla'ver
clout'ed coal'-field
cliv'ers clout'ing ^ coaled
- cloak clout'-nail coalesce'
cloaked clove coalesced'
cioak'ing clo'ven coales'cence
dob'ber clo'ven-footcd coales'cent
cloche clo'ver coalesc'ing
do'cher do'vercd coal'ing
coalition eohibition

coali'tion cocked coe'val

coali'tionist cock'er coexist'
co-ally' cock'erel T—P coexist'ed
coal'-mine cock'et coexist'cnce
coal'-pit cock'-cycd coexist'ent
coal'y cock'-fight coexist'ing
coam'ing coextend'
cock'-horse
coapta'tion coexten'sion
cock'ing
coarc'tate coexten'sive
cock'le
coarcta'tiou cof'fee
cock'led
coarse cof'fee-house
cock'ling (part.)
coarse'ly cof'fcc-pot
cock'ling (cock-
coarse'ness cof'fer
cock'-loft [erel)
coars'er cof'for-dam
cock'ney
coars'est cof'fered
cock'neyfy
coast cof'fcrer
cock'neyism
coast'ed cof'fin
cock'pit
coast'er cof'fined
cock'roach
co^st'-guard cog
cocks'comb
coast'ing co'gency
cock'-sparrow
coast'-line < -TJ- J co'gent
coast'wise cock'spur co'gently
"i" coat cogged
cock'swain
coat'ed cog'ger
■n. coatee' cock'-tail cog'ging
coat'iiig co'co, co'coa cog'itablc
coax co'coa-nib cog'itate
coaxed ■ co'co-nut cog'itated
coax'er cocoon' cog'itating
coax'ing cocoon'ery cogita'lion
coax'ingly coc'tion cog'itative
cob cod co'gnac
co'balt co'da cog'nate
cobalt'ic cod'dle cog'nateness
co'ba.ltine cod'dled cogna'tion
cob'bing cod'dling cogni'tion
cob'ble code
I cog'nitive
cob'bled code'ine
co'dex ^’cog'nizable
cob'bler
cob'ble-stone cod'fish , cog'nizance
cob'bling codg'cr cog'nizant
cob'by ' cod'icil , cog'll ize
codicil'lary cognizee'
Cob'denism
codiflca'tion ^ cog'nizor
cob'nut cod'ified cogno'men
' \ co'bra cod'ificr cognom'inal
cob'web cod'ify
codil'la cog'-wheel
COca
codille' cohab'it
Cocagne'
cod'ling cohab'itant
co'caine -co'don cohabita'tion
coc'cuius
co-effi'ciency cohab'ited
coc'cyx. coeffi'cient cohab'iter
- coch'ineal coe'liac cohab'iting
coch'lea cocmp'tion coheir'
coch'lear coenog'amy coheir'ess
cochlear'iform coc'qttal cohere'
coequal'ity cohered'
coch'leate coerce' coher'ence
cock coerced' coher'ency
cockade' . coer'cible coher'd! t
1 cocka'ded coer'cibleness -n^ coher'ently
Cockaigne' coerc'ing coher'ing
. cockatoo' coer'cion cohesibil'ity
cock'a trice , coer'cive cohe'sible
cock'bill coessen'tial cohe'sion
cock'boat coessential'ity cohe'sive
cock'chafer coeta'neous cohe'siveness
cock'-crow coeter'nal cohib'it
cock'-crowing coeter'nity cohibi'tion
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cohobate 48 combated

_e^ co'hobate , colla'tor col'onist

^ co'hort ' col'league coloniza'tion
coif t- ' Z V col'leaeueshit) f. coloniza'tionist
c_ 7» coifed l‘, col'lect, «. '' coJ'onize
coiffeur' * . 1 collect', V. ' coJ'onized
coiffure ,1 1 collect'able col'onizing
0 coign, coigne . 1* .\ collecta'nea _J^ ” colonnade'
'' coil collecta'neous ' coi'ony
coiled "^-1—collect'ed Ar, ' col'ophon
coil'ing ■•t' ■ ■y' collect'edly ' col'ophon y
1
5—3 coin collect'edness ZT^ col'or, col'our
coin'age ^collect'ible
< col'orable
■' ^ coincide' —3 collec'tion . ' ( col'ourable
coin'cidence 1, . collect'ive
coin'cident ' J collect'ively col'orableness
coin'cidently "' [,1^ ^ collect'iveness
/r~\ col'orably
-TT^rP coindica'tion Iv collect'ivism
?= coined colora'tion
__ coin'er .collect'or __AY ' col'orature
co-inhab'itant 1, collect'orship
’ / < col'ored
coin'ing col'leen -Z' ( col'oured
^ ^ coir ' col'lege
_:
colorif'ic
^ coif colle'gial
. ' ( col'oring
^ coi'tion colle'gian
1 ' ! ( colouring
'' 7K coju'ror colle'giate
_yr col'let i col'orist
- 1 coke
1 ' ( col'ourist
' 1 coked _C] ‘ collide'
yp- colli'ded y^~\rT> i col'orless
-5-cok'ing ‘
i ( col'ourless
>^_c—^ co'ker-nut _y^\ , ‘ colli'ding
colos'sal
_(. ' ' col'ander ' ” y^' col'lie
1 ' colosse'an
' h ^ ^ col'chicum _y'~^ ‘ p- col'lier
^ Colosse'um
..I rol'cothar !_ __y^ col'liery
i—'' ^ Colos'sian
' J ..c. cold ^' col'ligate
^ . colliga'tion yxa "T^ Colos'sus
"^1 cold'er -T-k t—^ col'portage
cold'est col'limate
•=—col'porteur
..cjj/l-.. coW'hearted collima'tion
col'limator col'staff
cold'ish ’
^ ) colt
..«yTi ^ cold'ly __y'~^- collinea'tion
^ colt'ish
cold'ness ' colliq'uative
/F? colli'sion
1 ) / colt'er
r cole “■
^ 1 colts'foot
coleop'tera _/<~p ‘ col'locate
' col'located col'uber
I— coleop'terist ' col'locating 1 col'ubrine
i ' ipr colum'ba
coleop'terous __ <rv
‘ b cole'seed _/C~^ ^ colloca'tion fL- columba'rium
' ' cole'wort ' _/C ~ collocu'tion
yTJ^ collo'dion
col'umbary
Z ' col'ic '
collo'dionize y Colum'bian
' ^ col'icky _/C\ /-'
^ y colum'bic
‘ col'in ' ^ _jp\ col'loid
' _Z^”~^*Colise'um _j<\ ' col'lop y ^ columbif'erous
collo'quial y col'umbin
' collab'orate '
, collo'quialism 77-'" - col'umbine
collabora'tion
collab'orator >Y- ^ col'loquist ^ -y colum'bite
col'loquy y y colum'bium
' collapse'
col'lotype columel'la
Z'V ' collapst!d' _j<T
\ collude'
.y_ col'unin
collaps'ible __f\ '
collu'ded y colum'nar
_/V. N collaps'ing ' '
_f ' collu'der y" columna'tion
' y^Lr\ col'lar ,y col'umned
' col'lared ' r\ collu'ding
' i col'laret _y^» ' ' collu'sion y ^ columnia'tion
,—^ ( collarette' ‘ collu'sive colure'
col'laring y V. collu'sively _j^' " col'za
/fv ' colla'table C col'ly ' co'ma
' ^ collate' ' col'ocynth _co'-mate
colla'ted ^ colocyn'thin * co'^atose
collat'eral col'ombin comb
_/'V^ collat'eralness ■ co'lon ‘ •• N c»m'bat
' collat'ing ' col'onel 1 com'batable
^ * colla'tion col'onelcy \ J com'batant
' /H. colla'tive ■ colo'nial ^ \ com'bated
1
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combater 49 commutative

com'bater command'ingly commis sioning

com'bating ^ command'ment I com'missure
com'bative comman'do commit'
com'bativeness commat'ic commit'ment
combed com'matism comniit'tal
comb'er ^ commeas'urable commit'ted
combin'able ^ commem'orable commit'tee
coiubina'tion commera'orate committee'
combine' commem'orated commit'ter
combined' P comrnem'orating commit'ting
combi'ner commemora'tion commit'tor
comb'ing commem'orative commix'
combin'ing commem'orator commixed'
-r'~^ comb'less ^ commem'oratory commix'ing
^ combust' commence' commix'tion
y combustibility commenced' commix'ture
combus'tible commence'ment com'modate
combus'tibleness ^ commenc'ing commode'
combus'tion ^ commend' commo'dious
' commend'able commo'diousiy
combus'tive commend'abiy commo'diousness
come
come-at'-able
come'dian
I commen'dam
commenda'tion
- com'mendator
commod'ity
com'modore
com'mon
comedienne' commend'atory com'monable
comediet'ta commend'ed com'monage
come'-down e> commend'ing com'monalty
com'edy p, commen'sal [ity com'mon coun'cU
come'lier commensurabil'- com'moner
come'liest ^ commen'surable com'monest
come'lily ^ commen'surate com'mon law
commensura'tion com'mon ly
come'Iiness ^ com'ment com'monness
come'ly com'mentary com'monplace
come-out'er com'mentate com'monplace-
* com'er commenta'tion '—'■ book
j comes'tible com'mentator Com'mon Pleas
N com'et I com'mented com'mons
1^/- cometa'rium com'menter ^com'mon sense
com'etary com'menting com'monweal
coniet'ic A commenti'tious com'mon wealth
cometog'raphy com'merce com'morancy
cora'fit ■ commer'tial commo'tion
com'fiture commer'cialism 1 com'munal
com'fort iJ commer'cialize com'munalize
p com'fortable * commercially < com'mune
^ com'fortableness commina'tion ( commune'
C com'forted commin'atory communed' [ity
'■ com'forter commin'gle \ communicabil'-
com'forting commin'gled commun'icable
com'fortless commin'gling commun'iciint
com'frey com'minute commun'icate
com'ic comminu'tion commun'icated
-j_. com'ical comrais'erable commun'icating
comical'ity commis'erate communica'tion
com'ically cornmis'erated commun'icative
commis'erating commun'icator
com'icalness commisera'tion commun'icatory
cowt'ing commis'erative commun'ing
comi'tia commis'erator commun'ion
com'ity commissa'rial commun'ionist
com'ma commissa'riat com'munism
command' '■com'missary com'munist
commandant' com'missary- communis'tic
command'atory general commu'nity
command'ed oommis'sion com'munize
commandeer' commissionaire' -i\ commutabil'ity
command'er
command'ery
comrais'sioned
commis'sioner
.1 commu'table
-b commuta'tion
command'ing comniis'sionership commu'tative
commute 50 compulsion

commute' compen'satory complot'tingly

commu'ted H- compete' Compluten'sian
co-mmu'ter compet'ed comply'
commu'ting com'petence comply'ing
" .K commu'tual o com'petency V com'po
'L compact \ . com'petent compone'
compact'ed \ com'petently compo'nent
compact'edly \. ^ competing comport'
compact'ing competi'tion comport'ed
compac'tion compet'itive comport'ing
compact'ly . .1'. compet'itor compose'
compact'ness compila'tion composed'
compa'ges compile', com- compo'sedly
■> compag'inate compi'ler [piled' compo'sedness
compag'ination compi'ling compo'ser
compan'ion compla'cence compo'sing
compan'ionable
compan'ionless
compan'ionship
\s compla'cency
compla'cent
compla'cently
com'posite
composi'tion
compos'itive
compos'itor
I
com'pany complain'
com'parable complain'able com'post
compar'ative complain'ant compo'sure
compar'atively complained' com'pote
compare' complain'er compota'tion
compared' complain'ing compound
compar'er complaint' compound'able
compar'ing V, complais'ance compound'ed
compar'ison complais'ant compound'er
V compart' com'plaisantly compound'ing
V’- compart'ed v. com'plemcnt compreca'tion
■■w
cornpart'ing complemen'tal comprehend'
compart'meiit complemen'tarj’’ 'Vi-i comprehend'ed
\
com'pass complete' comprehend'er
com'passable comple'ted comprehend'ing
com'pass-box complete'ly 1—>comireliensibil'ity
com'passed 5::j> ?• complete'ness comprehen'sible
com'passes complet'ing comprehen'sibly
com'passing comple'tion comprehen'sion
compas'sion comple'tive Vr comprchen'sivc

%->
compas'sionate,a
compas'sionate, v
compas'sionated
compas'sion a tel y
:\ comple'tory
com'plex
complex'ion
comprehen'sively
comprehen'sive-
ness
\ y-— complex'ional ; compress
compas'sionate- . . complex'ionary X compressed'
ness complex'ioned
compas'sionating
compatibility
complex'ity
com'plexness
\ compressibility
compress'ible
compress'ible-
compat'ible complex'us ness
compat'ibleness compli'able compress'ing
compat'ibly compli'ance compres'sion
compa'triot compli'ant V compress'ive
compa'triotism compli'antly V compress'or
compear', com- com'plicacy "Xn comprcss'ure
compel' [peer' com'plicate V compris'al
v\ compel'lable com'plicated Xo comprise'
compella'tioii com'plicating , comprised'
compelled' complica'tion compris'ing t
VO ^ compel'ler complic'ity ^ com'promise
compel'ling V I complied' com'proniised
com'pend compli'er com'promiser
compcn'dious S com'pliment com'promising
compcii'diously compliment'nl V-j compromit'
compen'dious- compliment'ary compromit'ted
ness com'plimenter X-,. compromit'ting
com|x:n'diuni V com'plin compt'ograph
com'pensate ( com'pline "'Ml comptoir'
com'pen sated com'plot, coinp- . ’ comptom'eter
com'pensating S. complot'ted [lot' comptrol'ler
compeiisa'tioti
compen'sative
complot'ter
complot'ting V compul'satory
compul'sion
 compulsive 51 conducing

^ . conipul'sive concerned' con'ereteness

. ■ ^ coinpul'siv'ely concern'edly concre'ter
coiiipul'sivcness ' concern'ing concre'ting
. compul'sorily concern'ment concre'tion
\ » compursory concert concre'tion'al
compunc tioii concertan'te concre'tionary
V compunc'tious .o^' concert'ed concre'tive
Vo compurga'tion concerti'na concre'tor
■N_ com'purgator concert'iiig concu'binage
coinpu'table V- or .<V' concer'to concu'biuary
\ computa'tion ■ con'cert-pitch con'eubine
compute' u' ./. conces'sion concu'piscence
compu'ted •q conces'sion ary concu'piscent
compu'ter V>. • conces'sionist concur'
V cornpu'ting conces'sive concurred'
compu'tist V’ V conces'sory concur'rence
VI com'rade — conch concur'rent
Com'tist .—con'cha concur'rently
con Conchif'era concur'ring
cona'tus conchif'erous I concus'sion
conax'ial con'chite concus'sive
concam'crate con'choid condemn'
concat'enate conchoi'dal condemn'able
concat'enated concholog'ical condeinna'tion
concat'enatiiig condem'natory
concatena'tion conchol'ogist
condemned'
con'cave conchol'ogy condemn'er
con'caved conchom'eter condemn'ing
con'cavely concierge' condensabil'ity
con'caveness f- concil'iate condens'able
concav'ity concil'iated condens'ate
r conceal' conciliating conden'sated
conceal'able concilia'tion conden'sating
concealed' b concil'iator condensa'tion
conceal'er . Oiy' concil'iatory condens'ative
conceal'ing n ' concin'nity condense'
conceal'inent concise' condensed'
concede' concise'ly condens'er
concc'ded concise'ness condens'ing
conce'ding conci'sion condescend'
conceit' con'clave condescend'ed
.P conccit'cd conclude' condescend'ing
conceit'edly conclu'ded condescend'ingly
.io
_ conceit'cdness VI conclud'er condescen'sion
conceiv'able conclu'ding condign'
. . conceiv'ableness conclu'sioii condign'ly
conceive' conclu'sive condign'ness
■ conceived'
L
conclu'sively con'diment
0^ conceiv'er conclu'siveness condition
' conceiv'ing conclu'sory condi'tional
concent' concoct' conditionally
, < concen'ter concoct'ed conditioned
{ concen'tre concoct'er condo'latory
con'centrate concoct'ing condole'
con'centrated concoc'tion condoled'
!• con'centrating concoc'tive ri-
condole'ment
; concentra'tion concom'itance condo'lence
concen'trative concom'itant condo'ler
I. concen'trative- con'eord condo'lirig
ness concord'ance condona'tion
con'centrator concord'ant condone'
- concen'tric concord'antly j- condoned'
concen'trical concord'at condon'ing
concentric'ity concord'ist con'dor
concen'tual con'eourse condottie're
con'cept concrcs'ccnce ccnduce'
concep'tacle concres'cible conduced'
concep'tioii concrete coiiducibiiity
concep'tive con ere'ted condu'cible
Concern' con'eretely condu'eing
coiiducive 52 coniform

condu'cive confine' congcarable

conduct confined' congealed'
conduct'ed confine'ment congcal'ing
conductibil'ity confi'ner congeal'mcnt
conduct'ible confi'ning con'gee
conduct'iiig confirm' oongela'tion
conduc'tion confirm'able con'gcner
conduct'ive confirma'tion congener'ic
conductiv'ity confirm'ative congc'nial
conduct'or confirm'atively congenial'ity
conduct'ress confirm'atory conge'nialness
confirmed' congen'ital
h .1 con'duit
condu'plicate
con'dyle
confirm'edly
confirmee'
con'ger
con'ger-eel'
ici con'dyloid confirm'er
confirm'ing
congc'ries
congest'
cone
cones confis'cable congest'ed
co'ney con'fiscate congest'ible
confab'ulate con'fiscated conges'tion
confab'ulated con'fiscating congest'ive
confab'ulating confisca'tion coii'globate
, confabula'tion con'fiscator congloba'tion
confect confis'catory conglob'ulate
confect'ed cori'fitent comrlaiii'er.ite.
confec'tion conflagra'tion conglom'erate, v.
'confec'tionary conflict conglom'eratcd
confec'tioner conflict'ed conglom'erating
confec'tionery conflict'ing conglomera'tion
confec'tory conflict'ive conglu'tinant
confed'eracy con'fluence conglu'tinate
confed'erate, v. con'fluent conglu'tinated
confed'erate.M.a. con'flux coiiglu'tiuating
confed'erated confonn' conglutina'tion
confcd'erater conformabil'ity con^u'tinative
confed'erating conform'able Con'go
confcdcra'tion conform'ably con'gou
confcd'erative conforma'tion congrat'ulant
confer' conformed' congrat'ulate
con'fcrence conform'ing congrat'ulatcd
confer'rable conform'ist congrat'ulating
conferred' conform'ity congratula'tion
confer'rcr confound' congrat'ulator
‘ confcr'ring confound'ed congrat'ulatory
confess' confound'edness con'grcgate
confess'ant confound'er con'gregated
confessed' oonfound'ing con'gregating
confcs'sedly confrater'nity congrega'tion
confess'ing confrere' oongrcga'tional
k:? confes'sion confront' Congrcga'tional-
confes'sional confront'ed ism
confes'sionary “"V confront'er Congrega'tional-
confess'or 0 confront'ing con'gress [isti
confet'ti V3 Confu'cian congres'sional

S- confet'to
( confidant'
( confidante'
confus'able
confuse'
confused'
congres'sionist
con'greve
con'gruence
confide' ^ confu'sedly con'grucnt
confi'dcd confu'scdness cojigru'ity
con'fidence confu'sing con'gruous
con'fident confu'sion con'gruously
confiden'tial confu'sional con'gruousness
con'fidently confu'table con'ic
confi'der confuta'tion : con'ical
confi'ding confu'tative con'ically
config'urate
config'urating
H confute'
confu'ted
coji'ic sec'tion
co'nifer
configura'tion confu'tcr Conif'erae
■config'ure confu'ting
conge conif'erous
config'ured
confi'nable h’ congeal' co'niform
conits 53 constitutor

co'iiite con qucr consign ing

conjec'turablc con'qucrable consign'inent
coiijcc'tural con'qucred consignor'
coiijec'ture con'quering consist'
coiijec'tuiX'J con'queror consist'ed
coiijcc'turer con'quest consist'ence
conjfc'luriiig consanguin'eal consist'cncy
(/’ conjoin' consanguin'eous consist'ent
conjoined' consan guin'ity consist'ently
C conjoin'ing
conjoint
con'science consist'ing
conscien'tious consisto'rial
conjoint'iy conscien'tiously consis'tory
conjoint'ne^s conscieri^tiiMi- ness conso'ciatc
h con'jugal con'scionable conso'ciated
conjugal'ity con'scious conso'ciatiug
L con'jugate con'sciously consocia'tion
k con'jugated con'sciousness consol'
L. coii'jugating conscript consol'able
coiijuga'tion coiiscrip'tion consola'tion
conjuga'tional con'secrate consol'atory
ccmju'gial con'secrated console'
conjunct' con'sc era ting consoled'
conjuiic'tion consecra'tion conso'le;’
conjunc'tional con'sccrator consol'idale
conjuucti'va con'sccratory consol'idated
conjunc'tive conscc'tary consolidating
Tl- conjunc'tively consecu'tion consolida'tion
conjunc'ture consec'utive consol'idator
conjura'tion
conjure'
consec'utively
conscc'utiveness
.n- consol'idatory
consol'ing
con'jure consen'sual consols'
conjured' consen'sus consomme'
con'jurcd consent' con'sonance
■i
coiijur'er consenta'neous con'sonancy
con'jurer consent'ed con'sonant
conjur'ing consent'er consonan'tal
con'juring consen'tient con'sonous
conjur'or consent'ing con'sort
connas'cent con'sequence consort'
con'nate con'sequent consort'ed
connat'ural consequen'tial consort'ing
connat'uralizo consequen'tially conspec'tus
connect' con'sequcntly conspic'uous
connect'ed conserv'able conspic'uously
conncct'cdly conserv'ancy conspic'uousncss
connect'ing conserva'tion , jconspir'acy.
connec'tion conserv'atism conspira'tion
connect'ive conserv'ative conspir'ator
connect'ively conserv'atively conspire'
T. connect'or coiiserv'atoire conspired'
conned con'servator conspir'er
con'ner conserv'atory conspir'ing
connex'ion conserve' con'stable
con'ning conserved' constab'ulary
con'ning-tower conserv'er con'stancy
conni'vauce conserv'ing con'stant
connive' consid'er con'stantly
connived consid'erable con'stat
conui'ver consid'erably con'stellate
conni'ving consid'erate constella'tiou
connoisseur' consid'erately consterna'tion
connota'tion consid'erateness con'stipate
connote' considera'tion con'stipated
connu'bial consid'ered con'stipating
connubial'ity consid'erer constipa'tion
connmnera'tion consitl'ering constit'ucncy
co'noid consign' constit'uent
conoi'dal consigned' con'stitute
conoi'dic consignee' con'stituted
co'noscope consign'er con'stituter
coiistitiitiiig 54 contradictory

coii'stituting consum'mate content'ment

constitu'tion con'summate contents'
coiistitu'tional .<5^. con'summated contcr'minable
constitu'tionalist consum'mately conter'minous
constitutional'- con'summating contest
ity consumma'tion contest'able
constitu'tionally consum'mative contest'ant
coiistitu'tioned con'summator contesta'tion
constitu'tionist consump'tion contest'ed
con'sti til live consump'tive contest'ing
coii'stitutively consump'tively con'text
con'stitutor consump'tive- context'ural
constrain' con'tact [ness contex'ture
constrain'able conta'gion contigu'ity
constrained' conta'gionist contig'uous
constrain'er conta'gious contig'uously
constrain'ing conta'giously con'tinence
constraint' conta'giousness con'tinency
constrict' contain' con'tinent
constrict'ed contain'able continen'tal
constrict'ing contain'ant con'tinently
constric'tion contained' contin'gcnce
constrict'ive contain'er contin' gency
constrict'or contain'ing contin'gent
constringe' contam'inable contin'gently
constringed' contam'inate contin'uable
constrin'gent contam'inatcd contin'ual
constrin'ging contam'inating contin'ually 4
construct' contamina'tion contin'uance
construct'ed contam'inative contin'uant
construct'er contan'go continua'tion
construc'tion contemn' contin'uative
construc'tional contemned' contin'uator
construc'tionist contem'ner contin'ue
construct'ivc contemn'ing contin'ued
construct'ively con'template contin'uer
construct'iveness con'templated contin'uing
construct'or con'templating continu'ity
con'strue contcmpla'tion contin'uous
con'strued contem'plative contin'uously
con'struer contem'platively con tort'
con'struing contort'ed
contem'plative-
consubstan'tial contort'ing
ness
consubstan'tial- contor'tion
con'templator
ist con'tour
contempora'-
consiibstaiit'a 'ity
neous con'tra
consubstan'tiate con'traband
contempora'-
consubstantia'- contract
neousness
tion contract'able
contem'porary
con'suetude contract'ed
contempt'
consuetu'dinal contract'edly
consuetu'dinary contempt'ible contract'edncss
con'sul contempt'ibly contractibil'ity
con'sulage contemp'tuous contract'ible
con'sular contemp'tuousiy contract'ile
con'sulate contemp'tuous- contractil'ity
con'sulship ness contract'ing
consult' contend' contrac'tion
consult'ant contend'ecl contract'or
consulta'tion contend'er contract'ual
consul'tative contend'ing contrac'ture
consul'tatory content con'tra-dance
consult'ed content'ed contradict'
consult'cr content'edly contradict'ed
consult'ing content'edness contradict'ing
consu'mable content'ing contradic'tion
consume' conten'tion contradic'tious
consumed' conten'tious contradict'ive
consii'mer conten'tiously contradict'or
coiisu'ming conten'tiousness contradict'ory
 contradistiuet 55 co-oporatioii

T • contradistiuet' • contu'sing —i ; convict

cH t contradistinc'- contu'sion ; * —i. convict'ed
•. tioii , conun'drura —i ; convict'ing
T . contradistin'- convalesce' ; i '—3 convic'tion
>y guish •, convalesced' i • convict'ive
contradistin'- convales'cence ■ 1. —p convince
n- guished ^ . C-? convales'cency i ■ convinced'
1 coiitradistin'- ■ Cv. convales'cent ; convince'rnent
V Vn. guishing / . tv convales'cing convin'cer
k, ' ' contral'to •^ _ couvec'tion convin'cible
•. con'traries ''i._ . convec'tive i _ ^ convin'eing
i. 1^. contrari'ety L. conven'able 1 convin'cingly
1/' . con'trarily ' 'V convene' i conviv'ial
• con'trarincss convened' \/=? . J conviv'ialist
l^'’ • ^ contra'rious . conve'ner conviviaiity
con'trariwise conve'nience con'vocate
con'trary . conve'niency ^ • I- con'vocated
k ■ contrast ' con ve'n lent ^ r-| con'vocating
IV 1 contrast'ed . conve'niently ^ ^convoca'tion
■^ n- contrast'ing i- . t. con'vent convoca'tional
T 1. /T’ contravalla'tion . —x_: conven'ticle convoke'
contravene' . ^^ ■ conven'ticler ^ 1 convoked'
w contravened' ^ conven'tion convo'king
K>n a. contrave'ner conven'tional ’ con'volute
i. contrave'ning conven'tionalism con'voluted
contraven'tion ■ ^ ^^'<5 conven'tionalist _ ' convolu'tion
n J contraver'sion . conventionaiity convolve'
con'tretemps conven'tionary convolved'
; 1 contrib'utable . conven'tionist convolv'ing
■i L N contrib'ute conven'tual convoivulus
L ■ ■ contrib'uted ■ ^ .v( converge' J, convoy
^ contrib'uting L '■ converged' U convoyed'
; L contribu'tion • ' conver'gence ^ convoy'ing
L o. contrib'utive L »»: c/' ^ conver'gency ^ V convulse'
y 1 contrib'utor ^ t . / conver'gent iv ^ ^ convulsed'
■ contrib'utory / Vv / conver'ging ^ “ ]. convuls'ing
1' ■ ■ con'trite ^ ■ O convers'able ^^ convuision
; con'tritely ^ convers'ableness U ^ convuisionary
o contri'tion V«_p con'versance ^ ^ convuls'ive
contri'vable • con'versant ^ ^ convuls'ively
U_» • contrivance conversa'tion --co'ny
1 contrive' ^ . conversa'tional —i -1 coo, cooed
V • contrived' • ( conversa'tionist 1 —O coo'ing
J contri'ver . convers'ative - -' cook
• ^ contri'ving . L. conversazio'ne 1 cooked
Y ■ control' ^ converse -cook'ery
• TrX control'lable ’ conversed' -cook'ing
J~ ■ controlled' con'versely -1 ' cook'y
• controiler .t convers'er —1 cool
■ controilership • convers'ible ~jr v_,^ cooled
controiling convers'ing ' —1 1 cooier
r n „ controiment Vo conver'sion —^ \ cool'est
; (T or ^controver'sial convers'ive js —cooi-headed
C .convert —( '^coo'lie
V^- controver'sialist
. ^ convert'ed ' —cooiing
• 3' 0^ (1 con'troversy C convert'er —<0 cooiish
^ ^ controvert' convertibiiity —' cooily
A '■ controvert'ed convert'ible —' cooiness
: 1- controvert'ible . o con'vex —' cool'y
controvert'ing V__ . con'vexed —coom
H" controvert'ist _p convex'ity — —^ coon
L-r? contuma'cious con'vexly > ' coop
j contuma'ciously Vl. convey' _r. > cooped
Us" contuma'cious- ''C . convey'able > _coop'er
j . “S® ness • ^ convey'ance ^ coop'erage
• . con'tumacy convey'ancer V ' co-op'erant
■ J. L-=/^ conturne'lious conv^y'ancing co-op'erate
j con'tumely ^ conveyed' co-op'erated
: L contuse' Vt convey'er-or ^ co-op'erating
L contused' ' convey'ing ^ co-opera'tion
 co-operative 56 eorpnseiilariaii j

co-op'erative '
\. cop'ying —^ corned
co-op'erator [A. ^ cop'ying-press cor'nel
^ coop'ering 1 S*- cop'yist corne'lian
coop'ery • V cop'yright 1=—cor'neous

-:f-\ ' co-opt' ■< ^ _* coquet' — cor'ner

co-op'tate ~ co'quetry t=^-^ cor'nered
'■ co-op'tion ”* n coquette' -- cor'nering
/s-is-p co-or'dinance coquet'ted ■ cor'ner-stone
__y~J co-or'dinate, v. ~ ^ coquet'ting t=—A' _ cor'net
’ " co-or'dinate, n.a. ■ "T n coquet'tish cor'net-a-pis'ton
co-or'dinately ■> ny coquet'tishly » cor'netcy
^ (• co-or'dinateness ^ /— cor'acle ;—corn'field
co-ordina'tion ‘ '/^Tcor'acoid cor'nice
_ " coot ' cor'nicle
—^ ‘ rh.
‘ cop ' _/ coralla'ceous . t^-^-^'Cornic'ulate
~i~V copai'ba cor'niform
\' copai'vic corallif'erous
"r<y co'pal
1 ■ ^ Cor nish
copar'cenary coral'liform ^ cor'riist
-r'i^ ’ copart'ner J^T"' corn'-land
r; cor'alline
copart'nership /' corn'-laws
• ■ i—< cor'allite
^ copart'nery cor'i'o
TA copas'torate coralloid'al •N' corno'pean
u co-pa'triot ' ' cor'ban ;—corn'-plaster
"r\ cope cor'beil or cor'bel cornuco'pia
~i~\ co'peck i—>, cord t=—^ cornute'
-7-A coped 1—cord'age cornu'ted
Coper'nican _/I* cor'date . corn'y
TA. cope'-stone _/!• ' cord'ed jT'j—cor'ody
J" i \ cop'iable ' cordelier' TA /Q corol'la
,—> cop'ied \ cordelle' —A ' corolla'ceous
r-\_^ cop'ier ^ cor'dial .rt-c corol'lary
”r\ ^ co'ping cordial'ity cor'ollate
T\^>co'pious cor'dially ’ cor'oUated
T-\^ co'piously tcor'diform . coro'iia
“TA^j^ co'piousness cordille'ra ;—cor'onach
■ copi'vi i—>, cord'ing -jACY" coro'nal
V; i—^ cop'per • _/V cor'dite j—^ cor'onary
cop'peras ' cor'don ,—cor'onated
_cop'pered cor'doned 1corona'tion
' cop'per-faced cor'dovan j—cor'oner
cop'perhead *^”1/ cor'duroy ';—cor'onet
i cop'pering 1—’ cord'wainer _cor'oneted
■ i ’\^ cop'p>erish core Aaa coro'niform
cop'perize cored cor'onoid
A cop'perplate yj_co-re'gent ' coro'nule
r-A. V cop'persmith " cor'poral
co-relig'ionist
cop'per-works corporal'ity
o cop'pery /\^ coreop SIS V| T- _ cor'porally
' \,. cop'pice ' *• yK-. co-respond'cnt ^ y7 cor'poralship
■rA,^ copres'ence _^ ' corf N cor'porate
cop'rolite ' coria'ceous , - cor'porateness
cop'rotith X ' corian'der - corpora'tion
!—■ coprolit'ic ' Corin'thian \ cor'porative
coproph'agous ' A cork ^ "• cor'porator
i—s' copse '< Y_ cork'age
^ i—\ cops'y i '\j7 corked corporeal'ity
N ) Copt ' A cork'ing corpo'really
j—Cop'tic ' A cork'screw corpo'realness
i—cop'ula i A ' cork'-tree corpore'ity
1—cop'ulate ' cork'y cor'posant
i—’ cop'ulated ^ ^ cor'morant corps
cop'ulating _/’ ' corn
i—\/r3 ^ copnla'tion ' /\- corn'bread ^ cor'pulence
cop'ulative corn'-chandler . cor'pulcncy
'~\/n ■ cop'ulatively cor'pulent
corii'-cockle
^ < \, cop'y ^ cor'pus
' V cop'y-book 1
y,-,- corn'-crake cor'puscle
\ cop'ygraph \/*^ corpus'cular
oop'yhold ' fc—cor'nea corpuscula'rian
 57 counter

corral' ‘ V corse'let _p cos'tive

corral'ling cor'set P ^ cos'tively
1 correct' ►=-q -s Cor'sican - cos'tiveness
^~>correct'ed cors'ned i~JXS^ cost'Kness
J _■ correct'ible ^_p 'I' cost'ly
^ 1 correct'ing n. Cores' \r^' p cost'mary
•H—^ ^ correc'tion ^L_o cor'tex _p cos'tume
. correc'tional . cor'tical T-sl __P costu'nier
i. correct'ive cor'ticate _ )' costu'mier
~ . Y' correct'Iy
^ 1 o correct'ness
^ M - cor'ticated ^ ^co'sy
corticif'erous - cot
1 ' correct'or ^ corun'dum ' L_^ cotan'gent
cor'relate ‘ corus'eant - cote
f=-r-^ cor'related ;_cor'uscate cotempora'neous
tr-J" correla'tion 1_X^'' cor'uscated ' t-rv-XL cotem'porary
^ c-i-in.. correl'ative cor'uscating _q My' co'terie
correl'atively , corusca'tion co-ter'minous
eorrel'ativeness ' ' corvee' ' cothurn'ate
^ correspond' ^ corvette' cothur'nus
^ correspond'ed ^_ '^~^cor'vin.e _^ co'tiriion
correspond'ence ^ , cor'vus b" ' co-trustee'
^ correspond'ent 1—X'^ cor'ybant _Cots'wold
, correspond'iiig .—X^ coryban'tic ' ' cot'ta
^ t cor'ridor —XVs coryphae'us 7 cot'tage
^ 1 corrigen'da -j-Xti.' coryphee' ^_n ' / cot'tager
*=-7 corrigen'dum ;—XVi cor'yphene I _ cot'ter
fST' corrigibil'ity ■—/v‘ ^ coryphe'us 1__ '1^ cot'tier
y cor'rigible _y) cory'za ' cot'ton
/ • cor'rigibleness -j-ch: _. cose'eant ^ T;. cot'ton-gin
corrob'orant . ' y cosh'er ' A cot'tony
r*^' corrob'orate co'sily • p^“ cotyle'don
1 corrob'orated -rX^ co'sine pX•Cj> . cotyle'donous
corrob'orating r-«^'—: cosmet'ic p^X cot'yliform
‘ ^ v> corrobora'tion cos'mic p/Cl ' 1—vCot'yloid
* , corrob'orative p-.f-^ ■ cos'mical 77 couch
t corrob'oratory j—a—cos'inically couch'ant
corroboree' i—■ cosmog' on al 77. couche'
-7-^ corrode' cosmog'onist X7 _ couched
-T-X’ ' corro'ded P-TfP'L^y^. ■ cosmog'ony ~7l couch'er
. -7-X^' corro'dent J-a or~^l^ couch'-grass
-P^ corro'dible p-tfTNp^ cosmog'rapher
77 couch'ing
■ -7^0 corro'ding T—'n'-r—^ cosmograph'ic cou'gar
,—X], cor'rody
cosmog'raphy P^ cough
corro'sible _ coughed
corro'sibicness p-irpXX cos'molabe cough'er
corro'sion _«pwr cosmol'atry p-^ cough'ing
‘ corro'sive cosmolog'ical N — cmdd
-p/'.'V^ corro'sively ' _L,jp^X7 cosmol'ogist —jX^ coulisse'
, corro'siveness ^ —j coul'ter
- cor'rugant p-«rX^ cosmol'ogy X ' A coun'cil
;—cor'rugate
cosmoplas'tic 75^ coun'cil-board
j—cor'rugated
coun'cillor
cor'rugating ^ cosmopol'itan \ \ coun'cilor
j—. corruga'tion
coun'sel
—X • cor'rugator cosmopol'itan- X < coun'selled
corrupt' ism X* < coun'seled
'I- .H-x corrupt'ed —vX < coun'selling
^S. corrupt'er cosmop'olite x77> \ coun'seling
^ corruptibil'ity cosmora'ma —^ ( coun'sellor
corrupt'ible ' cosmoram'ic T < coun'selor
, > corrupt'ibleness _sP7, cos'mos —^ t coun'sellorship
corrupt'ibly P-Qi— ' _]_o Cos'sack T/ ( coun'selorship
corrupt'ing ' 1 cos'set _ count
corrup'tion _p. cost 7 count'able
pI/N corrupt'ive 'v^ cost'al count'ed
_^ ■ corrupt'ly cos'tard coun'tenance
^ corrupt'ness _p r—f. cos'tate coun'tenanced
' cor'sage ' ij. __ cos'tated coun'tenancer
X _ cor'sair '~V_! cost'-book coun'tenancing
^ corse ' L7\_^ cos'termonger -= count'er
•
counteract 58 crackled

counteract' count'ry-dance cov'ert

counteract'ed count'ryman cov'ertly
counteract'ing count'ry-scat cov'erture
counterac'tioii count'y cov'et
coun t'y-court cov'etable
counteract'ive cov'eted
coup
counteract'ively coup de main' cov'eter
coup d’etat' cov'eting
counter-
coupe' cov'etous
attrac'tion cov'etously
Coupee'
coMnierbal'ance
coup'er cov'etousness
coun terbal'anced cov'ey
coup'le
counterfcarandng cov'in, co'ving
coup'led
count'erbrace
coup'ler cov'inous
count'ercharge
coup'let cow^
count'erchami
coup'ling cow'an
count'ercheck cow'ard
cou'pon
count'erclaim cour'age cow'ardice
count'erfeit coura'geous cow'ardliness
count'erfeited coura'geously cow'ardly
count'erfeiter coura'geousness cow'boy
count'erfeiting cour'ant cow'catcher
count'erfoil cour'bash cowed
count'ergwari cou'rier eow'er
count'er-ir'ritant course cow'ered
coursed cow'ering
coun t'er-jumper
cours'er cow'hage
countermand' cours'ing cow'herd
coun termand'ed court cow'-hide
countermand'ing court'-chaplain cowl
count'ermarch court'ed cowled
count'ermark court'eous co-work'er
court'eously cow'-pox
count'ermine court'eousness
count'er-motion cow'rie or cow'ry
court'er
count'ermure cow'slip
court'esan
cox'comb
count'erpane court'esy
( coxcomb'ical
count'erpart (civility)
I coxcom'ical
count'er-plea courte'sy
cox'combry
count'erplot (a bending)
coxcomical'ity
count'erplot'ted courte'sying
count'erplot'ting court'-^and cox'swain
count'erpoint court'-house coy
count'erpoise court'ier coy'ish
count'erpoised' court'-lands coy'ly
count'erpois'ing court'-leet coy'ness
count'erscarp court'like coyo'te
count'ersign court'liness coz'en
count'ersigned court'ling coz'enage
count'ersigning court'ly coz'ened
count'ersink court-mar'tial coz'ener
count'er-stroke court'-plaster coz'ening
coun t'er-tenor court'ship co'zily
countervail' court'-yard co'zy
countervailed' cous'in crab
countervail'ing cous'in ger'man crab' apple
countervalla'tion couteau' crab'bed
’ count'erview couvade' crab'bedly
count'erweigh cove crab'bedness
count'erweighed cov'enant crab'bing
count'er- cov'enanted crab'by
weighing covenantee' crab'-tree
count'erweight cov'enanter crab'-y'aws
count'erwork cov'enantor crack
count'ess cov'enanting crack'-brained
count'ing cov'er cracked
count'ing-house cov'ered crack'er
count'less cov'erer crack'ing
count'rified cov'ering crack'le
count'ry cov'erlet crack'led
 crackling 59 crimination

crack'ling cra'ven creep'll! gly

It—crack'nel cra'ver T - cremate'
?=-«r^ crack s'uian cra'viiig crerna'tion
'T cra'dle cra'vingly cremato'rium
_ cra'illed (. cra'vingncss Cremo'na
U cra'dliiig craw cre'nate
craft ' craw'fish ' cre'iiated
^’~V craft'ily _ crawl cren'ature
craft'iness f-y- * crawled < cren'ellate
<_ crafts'man crawl'er ^ ( crcn'elate
^ craft'y crawl'ing \ cren'ellated
^--,■ crag • , cray'fish ( cren'elated
1 crag'ged cray'on \ crenella'tion
crag'gincss ^ craze < crenela'tion
p-: crag'gy crazed crenelle'
—■ crake cra'zily cren'elled
cram .=rr^Js> cra'ziness ( cren'eled
cram'bo cra'zing * cren'ulate
crammed cra'zy A cre'ole
cram'mer ^^ --- creak creo'lian
cram'ming 1 creaked n cre'osote
cramp creak'ing cre'pance
^ cramped _ cream ^ crep'itant
cramp'-fish cream'-cheese' ^7. ■“ crep'itate
^ cramp'ing <=—-V- ■ creamed ■’ crep'itated
^ cramp'-iron cream'ery i- crep'itating
cram'pon cream'ing
p~0 crampoon' cream'y b crep'on
' cra'iiage =-o crease ",-7^ crept
cran'berry ^ creased crepus'cular
‘=^ crane " creas'er «=-r-s, ^ crepus'cule
cranes'bill creas'ing crepus'culous
J. cra'nial crea'table
craniog'iiomy c-i create crescen'do
/- craniolog'ical =-;i. ere a'ted ^7* cres'cent
/ craniol'ogist crea'ting ^ cress
craniol'ogy crea'tion ' cres'set
' stV-t—craniom'eter “'71. crea'tive .-e crest
crea'tiveness crest'ed
• craniomet'rical
^ “Tl crea'tor • crest'fallen
<=^r-r^' craniom'etry ^71;^ crea'tural 0 creta'ceous
cranios'copy “71 crea'ture *7]' Cre'tan
cra'nium “TL ^ ^ crea'turely *7]. " cre'tin
— crank 77 creche _‘71_ij^ cre'tiiiism
’T-^— crank'le 73- cre'dence ’ cretonne'
crank'led creden'da crevasse'
crank'ling 1 creden'dum crev'ice
p-—: crank'y cre'dent t ^_crew
=—'w. cran'nied creden'tial ' crew'el
__ cran'ny credibil'ity crib
crape T cred'ible crib'bage
__ crap'ulence T > cred'ibleiiess ' cribbed
" crap'ulent “7 cred'ibly crib'bing
crap'ulous >• cred'it crib'ble
^ crash cred'itable ■ crib'blod
^ crashed N cred'itably crib'riform
crash'ing V- cred'ited --; crick
p-° crass cred'iting “ 7 crick'et
crass'itude ”^7 cred'itor * ■ 1 crick'eter
/ cratch “TTl. I., credu'lity ^ 1 cri'eoid
„ cratch'-cradle cred'ulous ^ cried
’ 6 ' cratch'es cred'ulously crier
^ crate “7,^ cred'ulousness cr--—V ''' crime
„ , > cra'ter T ' creed crim'inal
' crater'iform __! creek criminal'ity
craunch _; creek'y crim'inally
■r”^ craunchcd f creel crim'inate
cravat' “~7' creep crim'inated
■=T= crave creep'er crim'inating
ci> craved creep'ing crimina'tion
. _
criminative^ 60 crunch

crim'inative
'• crim'iiiatory
criminol'ogy
? 17 . cro'cheted
cro'dieting
crock
^r-
croton'ic
cro'ton-oil
crouch
, crimp ’ crock'ery crouched '•
crimped crock'et crouch'ing
crimp'ing croc'odile croup
crocodil'ian croupade'
crimp'ing-iron ? crocodil'ity crou'pier
crim'ple ■ cro'cus crout
, crim'pled croft crow
crim'pling croft'er crow'bar
crim'son croft'ing crowd
, crim'soned crois'aiit crowd'ed
crim'soiling crome crowd'er
cri'nal crom'lech crowd'ing
, cri'nate cromor'ne crowd'y
cri'natory crone crowed
cringe cro'ny crow'foot
cringed crook crow'ing
, cringe'ling crooked crown
crin'ger crook'ed crowned
crin'ging crook'edly crown'er
crook'edness crown'-glass
crin'gingly crown'ing
crook'in g
crin'gle crop cpown'-law
crinicurtural cropped crown'-lawyer
crinig'erous crop'per crown'less
cri'nite crop'ping crown'-post
crin'kle cro'quet crown'prince
crin'klcd crore crown'-wheel
crin'oid cro'sier {or -zier) crow’s'-foot
crinoi'dal cro'sicred crow’s'-nest
crinoi'dcan cros'let cro'zier (or -sier)
crin'olinc cross cro'ziered
crip'ple cross'-action cru'eial
crip'pled cross'-armed cru'eiate
crip'pling cross'-bar cru'cible
=-e> cri'sis cross'-barred crucif'erous
crisp cross'-bearer cru'eified
cris'pated T~\r cross'bill cru'dfier
crisped cross'bow cru'eifix
crisp'er cross'-breed crucifix'ion
Cris'pin cross'-cut cru'eiform
crisp'ly crossed cru'eify
crisp'ness cru'eifying
cross-examina' •
crisp'y crude
tion
criss'-cross crude'ly
cris'tatc cross-exam'ine crude'ness
cris'tated cru'dity
cross-exam'iniug
critc'ria cru'el
crite'rion cross'-eyed cru'elly
crit'ic cross'-grained cru'elty
crit'ical cross'-head cru'et
crit'ically cross'ing cruise
crit'icalness cross'-leggcd cruised
crit'icism cross'let cruis'er
crit'icize cross'! y cruis'ing
crit'icized cross'IK'ss crumb ‘
crit'icizer cross'-purpose crumb'-cloth
crit'icizing cross'-qiu stion crumb'ing
critique' cross'-road crujn'ble
criz'zle cross'tree crum'bled
croak cross'ways cruin'bling
croaked cross'wise cruin'my
croak'er crotch crump
croak'ing crotched crunvpct
Cro'at crotch'et crum'ple
Croa'tian crotch'eted crum'pled
croche crotch'ety crum'pling
17 cro'ton
cro'chet
3
• ^ crunch
 crupper G1 curbed

V crup'per \—; cu'bic cul'ture

^ cru'ral cu'bicle Jp, cul'tured
•1 crusacle cu'biform cul'tus
P crusa'cler —cu'bit ^ ' cul'ver
crusa'iliiig —^_ cu'bital cul'vcrin
^ cruse "j cu'bited cul'vcrt
'P ' crush S ’ cu'boid cum'bent
=Tp crushed cuboi'dal -7^r-v cum'bcr
V crush'er ' cuck'ing-stool yrv ■ cum'bered
crush'iug —nr cuck old ' > cum'berer
^ ^ crust -1 cuck'oo cum'bcring
' Crusta'cea _=/e cu'cullate cuin'bcrsome
crusta'cean ' —cu'cullated cum'bersomely
crustaceol'ogy _cc-v cu'cumbcr ' ^ cum'bersome-
' crusta'ceous _ 1-1/'' cucur'bit ' ness
crusta'ceousness t ‘ cud _y—-<v!, Cum'brian
crustal'ogy _ t.. y cud'bear cum'brous
■'Tj’. ■ crusta'ted t ^ cud'dle ti cum'brously
'Tr '' crusta'tion 'T cud'dled ' Vj* cum'brousness
P • 'tP crust'ed ‘O _ cud'dling , cum'in, cum'min
Mr _ - crust'ily '1, cud'dy cum'merbund
crust'iiiess / cudg'el —» cu'mulate
„ crust'ing -rj- < cudg'cled cu'mulated
'"'T. crust'y ( cudg'elled —cu'mulating
”7 crutch 'T cudg'eller —cumula'tion
crutched -p, ' O cudg'elling —^ (;• cu'mulative
'y crutch'ing b- cud'weed —. cu'mulose
—• crux —t. cue —- cumulo-cirro-
;— cry -p» cuff stra'tus
cry'ing, -f cuffed —cumulo-stra'tus
'' cryoph'orus -r" . cuff'ing —1>_ » cu'mulus
—S crypt _y cuirass' * IT cu'neal
=—s__: crypt'ic (. cuirassier' ^ cu'neate
. crj’pt'ical cuish —^ cu'neated
<=—> 1 _ cryp'togani r cuisine' Vv cu'neiform
c^'i „ Cryptoga'mia c—a cuisse cun'ning
^ . cryptogam'ic -_/1. ' Cul'dee 't" cun'ningly
=—M ~ cryptog'aniist cul-de-sac' ' , cun'ulngncss
■=—cryptog'anious dt-v culic'iform
=—__ cryptog'amy r cu'linary -TAV ^ ‘^P
cup'bcarer
cryp'togram cull —^ ^ “T^ cup'board
=—cryp'tograph ~rr culled
=—cryptog'rapher ^ —vpp ‘^'Pcl
_/ cul'Iender —cupclla'tion
= ' cryptograph'ic ' -p^^> . cull'cr ' cup'ful
■=—cryptograph'ical ' cull'ing ^ Cu'pid
^cryptog'raphy ' _/^cul'lion cupid'ity
,_<rrV^ crys'tal _J^- ' cul'lis cu'pola
y crys'talline ' _y^ cul'ly _js cupped
crys'tallite ' culm __ ' ' cup'per
’ crys'tallizabkj ,^ culmif'erous _ ' \ cup'ping
crystalliza'tion —cup'ping-glass
. crys'tallizc — cul'minated _>v cu'preous
crys'tallized cul'minating _^ cuprif'erous
crystallizing , culmina'tion cu'pule
1 crystallog'rapher " culpabil'ity cupulif'crous
crystallograph'ic .^ cul'pable __ ' 1 cur
,, ' cul'pableness ^ curabil'ity
crystallography cul'pably —y ^ cur'able
— crystalloid cul'prit ^ cur'ablcncss
crystibl'ogy cultivable ( curayao'
' crystallotype ^ cul'tivatable ' y >\ ( curayoa'
[ •■ ^ cte'noid . '*v. cultivate «/■—<). cu'racy
^ 1 cub cultivated —cura'ro
Cu'ban ^ cultivating ^ —A cu'rarize
"XXb cubation cultiva'tion —< ^ curas'sow
cu'bature cul'tivator cu'rate
■*• -7-\, cubbed ■ cul'trate —cur'ative
cub'bin g li- <H-a cul'trated yv —'' cura'tor
cube ^ „ i cul'triform ~i ' y curb
^ cu'beb V"' cul'tural curbed
curbing 62 Czech

cur'tain cyan'ic
curb'ing
cur'tained cy'anid
curb'-roof
cur'tate cy'anide
curb'stone
curcu'lio curta'tion ■, cyan'ogen
cur'tilage cyanom'eter
curd
curt'ly cyan'uret
curd'cd
curd'iiiess curt'ness cyanu'ric
cur'dle curt'sy cyc'lamen
cur'dled cu'rule cy'cle
cur'dling curv'ate cyc'lic
curv'ated cyc'lical
curd'y
cure curva'tion cy'cling
curv'ature cy'clist
cure
cured curve cy'do graph
cure'less curved cy'cloid
cur'vet cycloi'dal
cur'er
curette' cur'veted cyclom'eter
cur'few cur'veting cyclom'etry
cu'ria cur'viform cy'clone
cu'rial cyclope'an
cur'ing curvilin'eal cyclope'dia
cu'rio curviliii'ear cyclope'dic
curios'ity curv'ing cyclope'dical
curio'so curv'ity cyclop'ic
cu'rious cush'at Cy'clops
cu'riously cush'ion cyg'net
cu'riousiicss cush'ioned cyl'inder
curl cusp cylin'dric
curled cusped cylin'dricai
curl'er cus'pid cylin'driform
cur'levy cus'pidal cyl'indroid
curl'i cue cus'pidated cylindromet'ric
cur'lintss cus'tard <C~' cy'ma
^ curl'ing custo'dial cym'bal
curl'y , _ custo'dian cym'biform
curmudg'con J;. cus'tody cyme
cur'rant 1. ^ cus'tom cy'mose
cur'rcncy cus'tomable Cyra'ric
. cur'rent cus'tomarily cynan'che
cur'rcntly cus'tomary cynan'thropy
cur'ricle cus'tomed cyn'ic
curric'ula cus'tomer cyn'ical
curric'ulum cus'tom-house V cyn'icism
cur'ricd cus'toms cyn'osure
cur'ricr cus'tos ^ cy'phonism
cur'rish cut cy'press
cur'ry cuta'neous Cyp'rian
cur'ry-comb cute cyp'rine
cur'rying cute'iicss Cyp'riote
curse cu'ticle ’ Cyrena'ic
cursed cutic'ular Cyre'nian
curs'cd “X cu'tis cyriolog'ic
curs'edness _r cut'lass
cut'ler
cyst
cyst'ic
curs'ing
cur'sitor cut'lcry cysti'tis
cur'sive cut'let cys'tocele
cur'sorily cut'-out cystot'omy
cur'sorincss cut'purse “k V ’ Cvthere'an

kv
' cur'sory -T'l cut'ter czar
curt V5- cut'lhroat czar'evitch
curtail cut'ting czarev'na
curtailed' -r\j' cut'tle-fish czari'na
\
curtail'cr cut'ty czar'owitz
curtail'ing A cut'-water 4- Czech
curtail'ment I cy'anatc
 D

dab dam'aging dan'gler

dabbed Dam'ascene ^dan'gling
dab'bing dam'ask Da'nish
dab'ble dam'asked dank
dab'bled damaskeen' danseuse'
dab'bler damaskeened' Danu'bian
dab'bling dam'assin dap
dab'chick dame Daph'ne
dab'ster dammed .. dap'per
dace damn t ^^dap'perling
dachs'hund damnabil'ity ^ dap'ple
Da'cian dam'nable dap'pled
dacoit' dam'nableness dap'pling
dac'tyl dam'nably dar
dac'tylar damna'tion dare
dactyl'ic dam'natory dared
dac'tylist damned dar'er
dactyl'oglyph dam'ned dar'ic
dactylog'raphy dam'nify dar'ing
dactylol'ogy dam'ning dar'ingly
dad damp dar'ingness
dad'dy damped dark
da'do damp'en dark'en
dae'dal damp'ened dark'ened
daed'alus damp'ening dark'ener
daff damp'er dark'ening
daf'fodil damp'est dark'er
daft damp'ing dark'est
dag'ger damp'ish dark'-eyed
dag'gle damp'ness dark'ish
Da'gon dam'sel - dark'ling
daguer'rean dam'son Ly dark'ly
daguerre'otype dan dark'ness
dahabee'yah dance T J" dark'some
dah'lia danced dar'ling
dai'ly dan'cer darn
dain'tily dan'eing darned
dain'tiness dan'delion dar'nel
dain'ty dan'der ' . darn'er
dai'ry dan'dify I/’ darn'ing
dai'rymaid dan'dle dart
da'is dan'dled dart'ed
dai'sied dan'dler dart'er
dai'sy dan'dling dart'ing
dak dan'druff dart'ingly
dale dan'dy Dar'winism
dall dan'dyish Ly dash
dal'liance dan'dyism dash'-board
dal'lied Dane \j dashed
dal'lier Dane'geld .. ^ dash'er
dai'ly Dane'gelt
dalmat'ic
Dal'tonian
dane'wort
dan' ger
W dash'ing
das'tard
das'tardliness
dalt'onisra dan' gerous das'tardly
dam dan' gerons\y , Ji das'tardy
dam'age dan'gerousness : I da'ta
dam'ageable dan'gle I •• da'table, date'
dam'aged dan'glcd I data'ria [at

63
 datary 64 December

da'tary dead'ly debt

date dead'-march debtee'
da'ted dead'ness debt'less
date'less 1- dead'-weight debt'or
da'tcr t ^ deaf d6but'
da'ting 1;^ deaf'en debutant
da'tive L deaf'ened debutante
da'tuni deaf'ening u. dec'achord
datu'ria U deaf'-mute dec'adal
( datu'rin
( datu'rine
daub
deaf'ness
deal
deal'er
h dec'ade
dec'adence
dec'adency
daubed 1^ deal'ing dec'agon
daub'er dealt dec/agram
daub'ing J. dean Decagyn'ia
daub'y u dean'ery decahe'dral
daugh'ter 1 dear decahe'dron
daugb'terly 1 dear'en ( dec'aliter
daunt ^ dear'est ( dec'alitre
I daunt'ed dear'ly decal'ogist
daunt'er dear'ness Dec'alogue
daunt'ing dearth Decam'eron
dannt'less \y- dear'y < dec'ameter
daunt'lessly dea'sil \ dec'amctre
daunt'lessness death decamp'
dau'phin )■ death'-bed decamped'
dau'phiness death'less decamp'ing
dav'enport death'like decamp'ment
dav'it death'ly deca'nal
da'vy dcath'-rate Decan'dria
daw death’s'-head decan'drian
daw'dle death'-warrant decan'drous
daw'dled debac'lc decan'gular
daw'dier debar' decant'
daw'dling debarld decanta'tion
dawk debarka'tion decant'ed
dawn debarked' decant'er
dawned debark'ing decant'ing
dawn'ing debarred' decaphyl'lous
day debar'ring decap'itate
day'book debase' decap'itated
day'break debased' decap'itating
day'-dream debase'ment decapita'tion
day'-labourer deba'ser dec'apod
day'light deba'sing decap'odous
day'spring deba'table decar'bonate
daZ-star debate' decarboniza'tion
day'time deba'ted decar'bonize
day'-work deba'ter decar'bonized
daze deba'ting decar'bonizing
daz'zle debauch' dec'astich
daz'zled debauched' dec'astyle
daz'zling debauchee' decasyUab'ic
dea'con debauch'er decay'
dea'coness debauch'ery decayed'
dea'con ry debauch'ing deca^er
dea'conship debauch'ment decay'ing
dead deben'ture decease'
dead'cn deben'tured deceased'
dead'ened • I- . debil'itate deceas'ing
dead'ening ^ V^debil'itated deceit' .
dead'eye debil'itating deceit'ful
dead'hcad debilita'tion deceit'fulness
dead'heat debil'ity deceit'less
dead'-letter deb'it deceiv'able
dead'Iier deb'ited deceive'
dead'lift deb'iting deceived'
dead'light debonair' decciv'er
dead'lincss debouch' deceiv'ing
deadlock debris' Decem'ber
deceuiM 65 defaced

decern'fid declinatory decrep'itate

deccm'vir decline' decrep'itatcd
decein'viral declined' decrep'itating
deceiu'virate decli'ner decrcpita'tion
de'cency declining decrep'itness
clecen'iiary dedinom'eter decrep'itude
decea'iiial decli'nous decres'cent
decea'nium decliv'itous decre'tal
de'ceat decliv'ity decre'tist
de'cently decli'vous decrc'tive
decen'tralize decoct' decre'tory
decep'tion decoct'ed decrial
decep'tious decoct'ible decried'
decep'tive decoct'ing decrusta'tion
deccp'tively decoc'tion decry'
decep'tiveaess decoct'ive decry'ing
decern' decohere' decum'bence
decerp'tion decoilate decum'bency
deci'dable decoilated decum'bent
decide' decoiiating dec'uple
deci'ded L_/^ ' decolla'tion dec'upled
deci'dedly
deci'der
deci'ding
i
decollete'
decoior
decoiour
dec'upling
decu'rion
decur'rent
decid'uous decoiorant decur'sive
decid'uousness decolora'tion decurve'
- dec'igram decoio{u)red decus'sate
( dec'ilitre decoio(u)ring decus'sated
( dec'iliter decoiorize decus'sating
decil'lioii decoiorized decussa'tion
decil'lionth decoiorizing decus'satively
dec'imal decompo'sable de'dal
dec'imalize decompose' deda'lian
dec'imate decomposed' ded'aions
dec'imated decompo'sing ded'icate
dec'imating decom'posite ded'icated
decima'tion decomposi'tioa ded'icating
dec'imeter decompound' dedica'tion
I dec'imetre decompound'ed ded'icator
deci'phcr decompound'ing ded'icatory
deci'pherable decon'se crate deduce'
deci'phered dec'orate deduced'
deci'pherer dec'orated deduce'ment
deci'phering dec'orating dedu'eing
deci'sioa decora'tion deducibiiity
deci'sive dec'orative dedu'cible
decisively dec'orativeness deduct'
decisiveness dec'orator deduct'ed
deck deco'rous deduct'ing
decked deco'rously deduc'tion
deck'er deco'rousness deduct'ive
deck'in g decor'ticate deed
declaim' decor'ticated deed'less
declaim'er decor'ticating deem
declaim'ing decortica'tion deemed
declama'tion deco'rum deem'ing
declam'atory decoy' deem'stei
declar'able decoy'-duck deep
declara'tion decoyed' deep'en
declar'ative decoy'ing deep'ened
declar'atively decrease' deep'ening
declar'atory decreased' deep'er
declare' decreas'ing deep'est
declared' decreas'ingly deep'ly
declar'er decree' deep'ness
declar'ing decreed' deep'-seated
declen'sion decre'er deer
declinable decree'ing deer'-stalker
declina'tioD dec'rement deface'
dec'linator decrep'it defaced'
 (lcfacem(*iit 66 delicateness

L I
, r
deface'ment
defa'cer
defi'ling
defi'nable
degra'ded
degra'ding
,. I defa'cing define' degra'dingly
I.V_de fac'to defined' degree'
.r . defal'cate defi'ner dehisce'
q defal'cated defi'ning dehis'cence
I defal'cating def'inite dehort'
defalca'tion def'initely dehorta'tion
de'falcator def'initeness dehort'ative
|. , defama'tion defini'tion dehort'atory
r ^ defam'atory defin'itive de'icide
defame' defin'itively deif'ic
defamed' deflagrabil'ity deifica'tion
defa'mer def'lagrable de'ified
defa'ming def'lagrate de'ifier
default' def'lagrated de'iform
def'lagrating de'ify
U default'ed
default'er
default'ing
deflagra'tion
def'lagrator
de'ifying
deign
defea'sance deflate' deigned
defea'sible deflect' deign'ing
defea'sibleness deflect'ed deil
defeat' deflect'ing Deipnos'ophist
defeat'ed ( deflec'tion de'ism
defeat'ing ( deflex'ion de'ist
def'ecate deflect'or deis'tic
def'ecated dcflo'rate deis'tical
def'ecating deflora'tion de'ity
defeca'tion deflow'er deject'
I def'ecator deflovv'ered deject'ed
defect' deflower'er deject'edly

6
defect'ible deflux'ion deject'edness
defec'tion defo'liated deject'er
defect'ive defolia'tion deject'ing
defect'ively deforce' dejec'tion
defect'iveness defor'est deject'ory
defence' deforesta'tion de'jeuner
^ I I defenced' > , deform de ju're
U^defence'less-ness ^ deformed' delaine'
L ^ defend' i I deform'er delay'

k defend'able
or L defend'ant
/ deform'ing
deform'ity
delayed'
dela/er
u defend'ed
defend'er
defraud'
defraud'ed
delay'ing
de'le
defend'ing defraud'er del'eble
defensibil'ity defraud'ing dele c'table
s defen'sible defray' delecta'tion
L. defen'sive defrayed' del'egate, n.,a.,v.
del'egated
. defen'sively defra)^er
defen'sory defray'ing del'egating
defer' deft delcga'tion
def'erence deft'ly delete'
def'erent deft'ness delete'rious
defercn'tial defunct' dele'tion
deferred' defy' delf
defer'rer defy'ing de'liac
defer'ring degen'eracy delib'erate, adj.
defeu'dalize degen'erate, adj. delib'erate, v.
defi'anco degen'eratc, v. delib'erated
defi'an t degcn'crated delib'erately
( deficiency degen'erately delib'erateness
•< defi'cient degen'erateness delib'erating
(def/cienlly degen'eratiiig delibera'tion
def'icit degenera'tion delib'erative
defied' degen'erative delib'erator
defi'er deglu'tinate del'ible
defile' deglu'tinated del'icacy
defiled' degluti'tion del'icate
defile'ment ' degrada'tion del'icately
defi'ler L degrade' del'icaleiu-ss
 elicatesse 67 dentate

L delicatesse' demand'ant demor'alize

t kPs deli'cious demand'ed dernor'alized
deli'ciously p—demand'er ' k^ demor'alizing
VZLs, deli'ciousness demand'ing ' k-v de'mos
L_j) deliga'tion , ' ^de'marcate k-. ' Demosthen'ic
li' delight' demarca'tion ' k^ demote'
delight'ed L-^ demean' L . ‘ demot'ic
4' delight'ful k demeaned' ' k^ demp'ster
X" ^ delight'fulness ‘ deraean'ing k-/^ demul'cent
Ip-^ delight'iiig I. \ demean'our ' k^k* demul'sion
, delight'some 1 demean'or kp_^ ' demur'
’ V~^ delim'it U-^.. dement'ate ' ^ kp.^^ demure'
D , delimita'tion . ' demen t'ed k^ demure'ly
delin'eament demen'tia demure'ness
. deUn'eate < demer'it demur'rage
delin'eated demersed' k^^^ ' demurred'
delin'eating . ^ U-^demer'sion kp^ demur'rer
, delinea'tioii t—demesne' k- demur'ring
r y' delin'eator 1 dem'i kp, demy'
v ''y delin'eatory k^ 1 dem'igod J' ' den
' ■ )o,l,c_ delin'quency I k-^^ dem'ijohn denar'cotize
or ic, delin'quent k^k* J dem'ilune dena'rius
del'iquate . t—p. dem'i-monde ' den'ary
. Kdeliqua'tion ' dem'iquaver dena'tionalizc
deliquesce' I dein'irep dena'tionalized
■^ deliquesced' I demisabil'ity ' dena'tionalizing
deliques'cence . ' demi'sable L_>1 den'driform
j/'s-s:- deliques'cent k-T, ^ demise' k., / den'drite
deliques'cing 1 Ipa demised' I;.' dendrit'ic
delir'ious I dem'isemiqua'- (_A ^ dendrit'ical
Y delir'iously k-v_ 1 1 demi'sing [ver ^ t-r den'droid
Ka—^ delir'ium ' 1—demis'sion l_j|^ dendrol'ogist
delir'ium tre'- . k demit' rl. 1 dendrol'ogy
f deliv'er [mens L-> dem'itone 1;^__ 17 den'gue
J deliv' er-,\h\Q ■J" l~; . demo'bilize |- deni'able
' / deliv'ercince 1- or. democ'racy (• “N deni'al
f deliv'ered ' [■ /. 1—^-- dera'ocrat < t denied'
L deliv'erex kp' ' 0,democrat'ic (■ M deni'er
1 ^ deliv'ering democrat'ical k^ den'igrate
1 deliv'ery Y-Y demoiselle' 1: ^ deniza'tion
K dell ‘4 demol'ish 1 0 ^. den'izen
" Della-Crus'can ' demol'ished denom'inable
Del'phian . demol'isher kkZLk' denom'inate
, ^ r\_^ del'phic k'/^j. demol'ishing ' J, denom'inated
Delsar'tian kp/^ demoli'tion kkk ^ denom'inating
kl del'ta kp," de'mon ' n 4:? i denomina'tion
Y^” del'toid demonetiza'tion ' (denomina'tiotial
tqT delu'dable k^, A demon'etize denom'inative
kCl ' delude' ' ^ demo'niac denom'inator
delu'ded kpj_<_ demoni'acal ' ■ 1 1.. deno'table
y delu'der I " k—5 demo'nian k ^ denota'tion
, delu'ding Ip--—^ I demon'ic Ml, 1:_^ denote'
k7 del'uge kp-- de'mon ism t M deno'ted
del'uged kpi-o. k de'monist ^ k-, deno'ting
kZ_; del'uging kp^ de'monize M denoue'mcnt
Y^' delu'sion krp=> de'monized kJjl, denounce'
k*\- delu'sive 1 ' k<-ii_A de'mon izing t_^ denounced'
y Y\f delu'sively 1 demonol'atry koc- denounce'ment
delu'sory 1 ■ '■ Kiy. demonol'ogy kp>^ denounc'er
delve Ipj 1. >■ demonstrabil'ity k^.^3!^ denounc'ing
delved I 1\ demon'strable J- dense
delv'er Ipj, I dem'onstrate 1- densc'ly
delv'ing 1 k-a dem'onstrated T kji^ dense'ness
U~. demagnetize kp .Ti dem'onstratmg k>^ den'ser
, demagog'ic 1 • kps demonstra'tion . t den'sest
— i- dem'agogism 1 ^ demon'strative kf den'sity
dem'agogue T kp demon'stratively M- J' dent
demain' 1 *'• J tpa dem'onstrator L. dcn'tal
U, demand' Ip-a demon'stratory Y k,- den'talize
demand'able \ ' demoraliza'tion k.^ ['Y' den'tate
 dontatcd 68 derivational

L 1 den'tated 1 1 depend'er L dep'recated

denta'tion \ L depeiid'ing \_ L dep'recating
, b dent'ed L » ^ dephos'phorize L ” \_^ dep'recatingly
IL. dentelle' i depict' X_V L depreca'ticei
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L ■L. dcntic'ulate r \—depict'er \_ L ■ dep're.cator
l_, v" dentic'ulated j- '-depict'ing r Ml \_dep'recatory
L- deiiticula'tion r depic'tion {■ or\ depre'eiate
L, J.,den'tiforra r '—i depic'ture t Xdepre'-ciated
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i- dentis'tic i V^' dep'ilating I- or 1 depre'eiatory
l_. den'tistry L . depila'tion xYL/' t/XX dep'redate
L-, dcnti'tion r depil'atory t N,. dep'redated
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den'ture 1 deplc'ted [• 1]. N. depreda'tion
den'udate \. J- deple'ting \ [• •’ dep'redator
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V Li deox'ygenize V {r derange'able
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r ^ 1 dcpend'ence L Y depra'ving . deri'sory
• L depwnd'ency L N—^ dcprav'ity ' deriv'able
, L ^ depend'ent X L dcp'recable X deriva'tion
L ^ depcnd'eiitly X-^ dep'recate [/XX deriva'tional
 derivative 69 deterging

l/VL <" deriv'ative i'r 1 des'iccate . despolia'tiou

dcriv'atively 1 JA). des'iccated ^ ‘•4- , despond'
ly ^ derive' tis_> . des'icaiting I etc- despond'ed
^ bi S derived' 1 de sicca'tion I t dcspond'ence
« ■ deri'ving ‘'■q 1 dcs'iccative despond'cncy
' derm 1 il—des'iccator despond'ent
i—v" dcr'mal f 1 desid'erate . despond'ing
1^_ dennat'ic t' t , . desid'erated J< . des'piot
der'inatoid t desid'erating . <K_. despot'ic
l-yv' derinatorogy t. 1 dcsid'erative despot'ical
1—' ■ der'mic I desidera'tum des'potism
dermog'raphy 1feu design'-able Jp 1 des'potize
''
der'moid 1 ^ des'ignate \ des'purnate
dermot'omy 1 AS-1- des'ignated ^ ■ des'purnatcd
^ 1^"^ der'nier dfis'ignating J: ^ des'pumating
t der'ogate 1 tup? designa'tion despuma'tion
. der'ogated . ' des'ignator ,t _ des'quarnate
j l_^ ■ der'ogating 1 ‘ fe> designed' j * .t „ desqusima'tion
Up deroga'tion t , design'edly dl, . ' " dessert'
1 tL- ck'sign'er 1 dessert'spoontul
I. ^^ L_ ^ derog'atory
t' der'rick . design'ing k y 1 A destina'tion '

1 design'less k des'tine
1^^/ der'ringer
tx ^ desirabil'ity 1' .J" des'tilled
V V_' der'vish 1 > kx desir'able ■ t des'tining :
^ descant PXp 1 desir'ableness b I lu des'tiny
1— descant'ed 1 ^ desire' k 1 des'titute
i_ descant'er 1 4> desired' 1 ' t destitu'tion
descant'ing ={>. I desir'er Jj’- 1 'J' destro}''
descend' “k „ desir'ing- ' )]V 1. destroyed'
descend'ant 1 • desir'ous 1 Jiu destroy'er
descend'ed P 1 desist' 1 k’- destroy'kig
descend'ent p 1 desist'ance ij. ! 1 destructibU'ity
_, descend'er ■ ° p desist'ed '-\ k 1 destruc'tible
descendibil'ity p I desist'ing 1 ^ t] destnic'tion
t desceiid'ible i k I desi'tion 1 Ji ' b destnic'live
__ N descend'ing 1 desk tj “ 1 destme'lively
ti_p descen'sion JrAy desmol'ogy Hi ti destruc'tiveness
descen'sional 1^ -e" des'olate, adj. k destruc'tor
doscen'sive des'olate, v. 1 '- t desuda'tion
'v descent' « . des'olated Ixa, 1. %yAJ' des'uetude
(;_ descri'bable . , des'olateness __ des'ultorily
L_ describe' des'olating ijw. des'ultoriness
described' Pf— desola'tion des'ultory
li—rv descri'ber i 1 des'olator J’ detach'
’ ' (p, descri'bing 1 despair' ' detached'
t- descried' •P. . despaired' J- detach'ing
(_/ descri'er despair'ing j- / detach'ment
1,—“ descrip'Hon 1 despair'ingly 1 h> . de'tail, n.
tr-v descrip'tions T i despatch' y \ detail', v.
(,—^ descrip'tive . i y despatched.' V detailed'
^ descrip'tively di / , despatch'ing y r detail'er
^ I V descry' / 1 despera'do r . detail'ing
Z k-w descry'ing i- des'perate ■ detain'
ti- ' des'ecrate Ky^ 1 des'perately Ij. J' detained'
1 des'ecrated 1 ' JL o despera'lion r . detain'er
' L,-^ . des'ecrating 4, 1 des'picable 1 detain'ing
trA desecra'tion des'picableness b. Jl? detect'
, desert 1 des'picably b, detect'able
I t'' desert'ed 1^ ’ despi'sable ^ P-,. detect'ed
Ja . desert'er \ 1 despise' b—:— detect'er-or
. /n, desert'ing 1 despised' b,^ detcct'ing
, ■ deser'tion 1 despi'ser b^ detec'tion
I <v^ desert'less l_ dlv despi'sing Li_ detec'tive
I deserve' 1 despite' . Ij. I]. detent'
y deserved' 1 '4 despite'ful , deten'tion
yy ^ deserv'edly A . despoil' Lj I f , deter'
cT deserv'er j. despoiled' , \ J ^ deterge'
(p” 1 . deserv'ing 1 despoil'er r , b7 , deterged'
/ deserv'ingly 1 despoil'in g y . \ j deter'gcnt
deshabille' despoil'ment 1 , deter'ging
''7 .
 deteriorate 70 diaphanic

1 dete'riorate 1 deutox'ide r . dex'trous

1 , \y‘^' clete'riorated "Yif 1 1; devapora'tion b 1. < dex'terously
\j/\ ^ detc'rioratiiig 1 v dev'astate ( dex'trously
1 ■ \y/‘ deteriora'tion 1; 1 dev'astated Lo. ^ dex'tral
^ detcr'mcnt Y; I f. dev'astating r L<|. dcxtral'ity
^ . deter'miiiable 1 b’ 1. devasta'tion r A Kl- dex'trin(e)
deter'iniiiant J' y 1 devel'op J- dextrors'al
deter'miiiate J' rt devcl'oped I' dex'trose
^ dcter'iniuately . ' devel'oper f !• 1 - Dey
bvdetermiua'tion fj' |\ _ devcl'oping dho'bi
deter'minative H or C- devel'opmcnt 1^1. dho'ti
deter'mine 1' • ' devest' t dhow
deter'inined ^ l| Y de'viate dhur'rie
• deter'mincdly 1 rl 1;. de'viated r diabe'tes
deter'mincr Ij 1* de'viating r \ diabe'tic
deter'miiiing »! 1 1 devia'tion , X -I" J dia'blerie
1 deter'miiiism 1 L device' Y -L-. diabol'ic
1 deterred' J’ dev'il v Y - ■ diabol'ical
1 S dcter'rent X j. (dev'iling 1" diab'olism
^ 1. \/^ deter'ring d ( dcv'illing \\ diab'olo
1 lyy ^ deter'sion J' dev'iiish CYp diacaus'tic
1 p ^ 1 deter'sive A , dev'ilishly r /^' A_- diach'ylon
1 r detest' A' dev'ilry r diac'onal
1 L ^ detest'able 1 1 de'vious r _ ' ^ diac'onate
1 detesta'tion 1 de'viously ' • LL diacous'tic
■p [' I detest'ed 1 y I de'viousness Y- i« ^ diacrit'ic
1 f' L detest'er SO’ 1 b devi'sable 1^ • diacrit'ical
1 1 “ detest'ing 1 L Se devise' di'adem
1 ^ K. dethrone' L devised' (diaer'esis
5-1 1 dethroned' 1 r devisee' ^ (dier'esis
I ^ dethrone'ment L_^ diagno'sis
K 1 ^ dethro'iier 1-^' diagnos'tic
1 K dethro'ning I t devi'sor : diagom'eter
1 I det'inue I 1,'^^ devi'talize Y ll-. diag'onal
^ 1 det'onate Ij ri/"® devitrifica'tion r ' diag'onally
I ■ det'oiiated devit'rify di'agram
1 _ det'oiiating I- ' V'lL devo'calize ^ diagrammat'ic
r 1 detona'tion Vi^ Ji 1 /’ devoid' ILj di'agraph
tjp I ! _ det'onator '' 1 Ir devoir' diagraph'ic
1 ■ L_^detoiiiza'tion i devolu'tion di'al
lj!_* 1* det'onize J- devolve' K 1 - di'alect
t_!> 1 ■ det'onized devolved' dialec'tic
I* 1 f.e> det'onizing J’ devolv'ing r L^ dialec'tical
|l ^ detor'sion Yy ULj, Devo'nian - V- ti dialecti'cian
1 1 detort' * dev'onport r ^ di'alist
1 V ^ detour' y L devote' Vl di'allage
Ij- • detract' 1 “1 devo'ted S di'alling
I— 1 • Ij- detract'ed , Ij devo'tcdness ^ 1 di'aling
, Y 1—j. detract'ing 1 (j ^ devotee' dial'ogism
Ij- '-w' 1 detrac'tion t 'I- devo'ter - V^. dial'ogist
1 Y detract'ive 1; devo'ting dialogis'tic
1 Y '—I detract'or I r ”! devo'tion dial'ogize
Y '-1''detract'ory |y- devo'tional K di'alogue
, 1 ti det'riment viS 1/ devour' di'al-plate
1 h ^detrimen'tal . y devoured' yV dial'ysis
Y I dctri'tal V devour'er U- diamagnet'ic
j* 1] 1 detri'tion V devour'ing L—r—^ 1—: diam'eter
1 ^ Y detri'tus L devout' • lA. diam'etral
Y 1 L detrude' « n devout'ly r diamet'ric
1 " h detrud'ed . Ij devout'ixess Y/" ■ diamet'rical
Y 1 detrud'ing L . 'Lj dew Y, di'ainond
l' Y detrun'eate \/> dewan' lA Diaii'dria
h y detrun'eated L ■ dew'drop lA dian'drian
|C-r^. Y ,detrunca'tion 'Y lA Y-P dew'iness O) J' dian'drous
h 1 ^-'^detru'sion lA dew'lap L_- Dian'thus
^L deuce U , dew'-point 1. ,71' diapa'son
1 -I — deuterog'amist '■ I*' 1 dew'y Ai- t di'apcr
.[L^l dcuterog'amy , L= dex'ter y di'aphane
Y ’ Deuteron'oniy t-o[ 1 dexter'ity U_^ diaphane'ity
J ' deuterop'athy t-o dex'tcrous L-—‘ *'• diaphan'ic
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diaphauometor 71 dimorphous

diaphanom'eter _^ die'-sinker 1—1.1— dig'nity

' 1 diaph'anous D
di'esis k-=> di'graph
Lo—^ / diaphon'ic iv. di'et I digress'
r_ diaphore'sis . 1 di'etary . digressed'
jl jp" diaphoret'ic I|- di'etcd digress'ing
S r di'aphragm .. l| di'eter I ^ digres'sioii
1 '—diaph'ysis l|. . 1 .« dietet'ic k^ 1 digrcs'sional
VO K’- dia'rian dietet'ical k^ digres'sive
P*’’ di'arist 1. di'etine j 1 ^ digyn'ian
< diarrhoe'a J- , di'eting 1 dig'ynous
(diarrhe'a 1 , (1 dif'fer ,, l|- dihe'dral
diarrhoet'ic S dif'fered l|_ •y dihe'dron
„ Py* diarthro'sis I ’...I... dif'ference J diju'dicate
\y . di'ary (i dit'ferenced .y J k, dijudica'tion
t di'astase dif'ferencmg L_ • dike
E L dias'tole L „ diked
P di'astyle 1 1 differen'tia 1—^ di'king
"C ^ Diates'saron (J differcn'tial (f P dilae'erate
y ^ u ^' diather'mal J “ differen'tiate f r \ dilap'idate
1) diather'marious (J. differentia'tion •v't. nd- p^ dilap'idated
j diath'esis dif'ferently p-p 1 dilap'idatiiig
« Diatoma'ceae ^ dif'ficiilt %\ ■ dilapida'tion
L diaton'ic difficulty ' dilap'idator
L 1 <-!■ di'atribe L , dif'fidence \ 1 dilatabil'ity
1 J Ij, dif'fident [>_ . dila'table
V L , dih
^ N J dib ble ^ , ■ dif'form ku 1 1 dilata'tion
, J > dib'bled diffract' , i k dilate'
J , ■ , dib'bler k 1 diffract'ed K'- dila'ted
J dib'blitig , diffract'ing I dila'tiiig
. 1 dib'stone K diffrac'tion r' . I dila'tion
L w , dice ■'~o 1 ( diffuse', adj. 1 V dila'tor'
Jb dice'-box , ( diffuse', V. l_V^ dil'atorily
L “diccph'alous I diffused' 1 ' dil'atoriness
1 S" 1 diffuse'ly dil'atory
,, <K di'cer
' dichot'omize .y diffu'ser .u. I| i. dilem'ma
(L^ dichot'omous 1 ■ diffusibil'ity .ryortry. dilettan'te
llA ' dichot'omy 1 ^ 1 diffu'sible rT_. ' dilettan'tism
, \ 1 , diffu'sirig 1^ k-v Y.J- dil'igence
l-p<'—: dichromat'ic
1 di'cing 1 diffu'sion ^ dil'igent
dick'ens 1 ( „ diffu'sive k' , i dil'igeiitly
l_i dick'er . diffu'sively 1/^ r dill
„^ L dick'ey, dick'y Hi''!’ diff'u'siveness y I dil'uent
1^. ki dilute'
L/j~ ■ dicotyle'don k -VL dig
dicotyle'doiious |j' L—r-v digam'ma * ' dilu'ted
1 ■ ' ‘ dictate L-s, digas'trie I ' dilu'ter
■ L, dicta'ted 1 1—i di'gest, n. . dilu'ting
1 1’. dicta'ting O' \ digest', V. , . r? dilu'tion
1 dicta'tioa I •/ J digest'ed y\. dilu'vial
b L. dicta'tor J T . digest'er , . dilu'vian
L, fe dictato'rial fJ' 1 J digestibil'ity ' dilu'vium
L y dicta'torship 1 X digest'ible w k^' dim
L^dic'tion j.'V' 1 digest'ing k-^ 1 dime
y L^- dic'tionary 1 J ^ diges'tion 1 U-o? dimen'sion
dic'tum 1 } digcst'ive I—^^ 1 dim'eter
1. did L digged 1 k-; dimid'iate
t didac'tic , 1—- dig'ger k-<--^ 1 ''' dimin'ish
Li didac'tical , dig'ging I k~S^ dimin'ished
. didac'tyl 1 ■). dig'it . dimin'ishing
V L . didac'tvlous 1 J dig'ital diminuen'do
J • , did'dle J ,r 1 digita'lis kC3, • diminu'tion
.1 J did'dled ) 1 dig'itate, adj. 1 k^ dimin'utive
,1 ■ did'dliiig .(■ 1 y dig'itate, v. 1 '''' dim'issory
•L> r didecahe'dral 1 y dig'itated 1 ^ k-; dim'ity
L didst ) |. 1 digita'tion k/ I- dim'ly
•' did'ymous K k' / dig'itigrade 1 k dimmed
•l-ro- didyna'mian UJt^ , ll di'glyph k;^ 1 dim'ming
■’v^jdidyn'amous dig'iiified 1 k^ dim'mish
} _ dig'iiify ks^.v k dim'ness
r P->r)> die
r died 'or l_ dig'nifying k dimor'phism
die'-hard dig'nitary •pkXo dimor'phous
 72 discloser
dimple

-1 . direct'orale disapproved'
dim'pie
dim'pled .T directo'rial disapprov'ingly
dim'pling .1- direct'ory disarm'
dim'ply ]y' .V direct'ress disarm'ament
dm „1 1 ^ direct'rix disarmed'
dine dire'ful disarm'ing
dined dire'fulness disarrange'
di'ner dir'er disarranged'
ding dir'est disarrange'ment
ding'-dong dirge disarrang'ing
dinged dir'igent disarray'
din'gey, din'ghy W dir'igible disarrayed'
din'giness \ dirk disarray'ing
ding'ing dirt disasso'ciate
din'gle dirt'ied disassocia'tion
din'go ^ dirt'ier disas'ter
din'gy ^ dirt'iest disas'trous
di'ning dirt'ily disas'trously
di'ning-room dirt'iness disavow'
din'ner M. dirt'y disavow'al
din'ning dirt'ying disavowed'
din'nerless t. Dis disavow'ing
dinothe'rium disabil'ity disband'
dint L disa'ble disbaud'ed
dint'ed ^ disa'bled ^ disband'ing
dioc'esan ; disa'bling disband'ment
di'ocese ^ disabuse' disbelief'
Dioe'cia disabused' 1- disbelieve'
dioe'cian disabus'ing disbelieved'
diop'ter ^ disadvan' tage disheliev'er
diop'tric disa<fo«n<a'geous 1 disbeliev'ing
diop'trical disadvanla’ ge- disbur'den
diora'ma disaffect' [ously disbur'dened
diora'rnic disaffect'ed ^ disbur'dening
diortho'sis disaffect'ing disburse'
diox'ide disaffec'tion , disbursed'
dip disaffirm' ^ disburse'ment
dipet'alous disaffirm'ance y' disburs'er
di'phone disaffirmed' ' disburs'ing
diphon'ic disaffirm'ing J:_ disc
diphthe'ria disafior'est discard'
diph'thong Ij— disagree' discard'ed
diphthon'gal ’ disagree'able discard'ing
dip'loe disagree'ablencss L discern
diplo'ma disagree'ably J discerned'
diplo'macy disagreed' discern'er
dip'lomat (fisagree'ing discern'ibte
dip'lomatcd 5* disagree'ment discern'ing
diploinat'ic disallow' discern'ingly
diplomat'ically
diplo'matist
dipped
disallow'able
disallow'ance
disallowed'
i
discern'ment
discharge'
discharged.'
dip'per disallow'ing dischar'ger
dip'ping disan'imate discharg'ing
dips
dipsoma'nia V 1 disannul'
disannulled'
dis'eiform
disci'ple
Dip'tera
dip'teral
dip'tote
dip'tych
diradia'tion
dire
h .

i
disannul'ling
disappear'
disappear'ance
disappeared'
disappear'ing
disappoint'
disci'pleship
dis'ciplin able
disciplina'rian
dis'eiplinary
dis'eipline
dis'eiplined
direct'
direct'ed
direct'ing
4 disappoint'ed
disappoint'ing
disappoint'menl
dis'eiplining
disclaim'
disclaimed'
dircc'tioQ disapproba'tion disclaim'er
dircct'ive disap'probatory disclaim'ing
direct'ly disappro'priate disclose'
direct'ness disapprov'al disclosed'
. direct'or disapprove' disclo'ser
 disclosing 73 disgust

discour'teously disembow'elling
j, disdo'sing
U-. discour'tesy disembroil'
1 disclo'sure
'j dis'eous P ^ V disembroiled'
1. V dis'coid
n L discoi'dal ' discov'er % L , disembroil'ing
]vN discov'erable L disena'ble
1 1 < discol'or
\ discov'ered disena'bled
1 ( discol'our
1 discolora'tion ✓ discov'erer 1 ^ disena'bling
J Z' discol'orcd discov'ering Ljt, disenam'oured
' • JyV discov'erture L disenchant'
J_j'^ ' discol'oring
discov'ery ^ P disenchant'ed
discom'fit
U-, discred'it y' disenchant'er
kiv 1 disconi'fited
discom'fiter ■ discred'itable /' L disenchant'ing
\ L discred'ited J disenchant'ment
'— discom'filing
t-:-l . b discred'iting disencum'ber
L.i discom'fiture
' U discreet' •N L disencum'bered
Lv a discom'fort
discom'forted l-i' 1 discreet'ly (j^ disencum'bering
. discreet'ness disencum'brance
Lk_>. disco m'forting
1 discrep'ance L \ disendow'ment
Vr- discommend'
l.vj . discommode' I ^ U-v discrep'ancy LjS disenfran'chise
discommo'ded 1 ] discrep'ant P disengage'
Lj , discommo'ding 1 U ‘ discrete' ' L--17 disengaged'
1 Ij discommo'dious ^ discre'tion disengage'ment
1 discompose' ^ . Lp discre'tional ^ b^ disengag'ing
discomposed' t-P discre'tionary ^ disenno'ble
discompo'sing 1 b-i discre'tive disenno'bled
be discompo'sure 8—discrim'inate, a. b^ disenno'bling
b-- disconcert' . discrim'inate, v. b^,/ff disenrol'
bo^' disconcert'ed s—discrim'inated b^^pd^ disenslave'
. L-^—vi^-discrirn'inately b^^yk disenslaved'
In:—> disconcert'ing
e—discrim'inating disen slav'ing
b" disconnect'
. b—discrimina'tion L.- . disentan'gle
Lrn- disconnect'ed
b—'p-p discriminative disentan'gled
disconnect'ing
disconnec'tion b—discrim'iuator b., , ^ disentan'gling
L>- discon'solate b-^-'WV/. 1 discrim'inatory b^- disenthrall'
bj. discontent' b-^ discrown' r b^. disenthrone'
Li discontent'ed U discrowned' b«. ‘ disentrance'
Lj. t discontent'edly I ^ bri—> discrown'ing J (disestablish
b-P 1 discur'sion J ■< disestablished
.r . discontent'ing
discontent'ment . b+-^ discur'sive \ 1 disestablish-
discon tin'uance b-i-p^ . ^ discur'sively J. disesteem' [tnent
• btP'' discur'sory J. discsteemed'
\t[_^ discontinua'tion
1 dis'eus J. disesteem'ing
b| discontin'ue
1 iv" discuss' J. disestima'tion
L[ ^ discontin'ued
^ discontin'uing ■br" 1 discussed' ^ 1 ( disfa'vor
[,1 discontinu'ity . discuss'er 1
t disfa'vour
^ Ll discontin'uous discuss'ing b ^ disfa'voured
J=-p discus'sion b X disfa'vouring
t_ J discord^
' ^ Jf-^ discord'ance ■bj-f discuss'ive \ L disfigura'tion
JL/f discord'ancy . discu'tient disfig'ure
J J. /T discord'ant b- . disdain' b disfig'urcd
J', b disdained' L disfig'urement
J- p ' discos'tate
discount b I disdain'ful b disfig'urer
J, * discount'able 'f R , 1 disdain'fully L disfig'uring
J,_. discount'ed b disdain'ing L disfran'chise
__ discoun'tenance Jc I O disease' 1- disfran'chised
discoun'tenanced J) 1 diseased' 1 ° disfran'chise-
b _ . , discoun'tenanc- 1 <b diseas'ing Jf-^ disgorge' [ment
J._J, dis'counter [ing Jip _3 disembark' ‘ disgorged'
'' discount'ing f disembarka'tion X, disgorge'ment
1 disembar'rass disgorg'ing
L.^ discour'age
L*, ' discour'aged ^ disembar'rassed br® disgrace'
™ L_ discour'agement . disembar'rassing b— disgraced'
U-o ^ discour'ager 1 disen»l>ar'ras5iiient b-rf disgrace'ful
' L disco ur'aging ir^ 1 disembod'ied b-rp A X disgracc'fully
O discourse' 1 ‘bs disembod'iment ^ b^^ disgrac'ing
discoursed' ^ ^ disembod'y Jj-c disguise'
Lw" discours'er 1 ^ disembod'ying disguised'
discours'ing — I disembogue' disgui'ser
[, - discours'ive 1 disembow'el disgui'sing
j,, discour'tcous bp disembow'elled disgust'

5—'S.170)
—-- 1
disgusted 74 dispraise

disgust'ed h 1 disliked' JL dispart'

disgust'ful disli'ker ^ JL dispart'ed
> disgust'ing j;'-^ disli'king Jj. dispart'ing
^ U dish Jt dis'locate 'X"—^ 1 dispas'sion
dishabille' h—n- dis'located 1 X) dispas'sionate
dish'-cloth dis'locating p 1. dispatch'
disheart'en disloca'tion I 1. S dispel'
disheart'eiied )n dislodge' J. X'” / dispelled'
disheart'ening i}[^ dislodged' > JL ^ dispel'ling
U dished j;f7 dislodg'ing JL V clispen'sable
UV dishcv'el - hX dislodg'ment 'X^^l dispen'sary
' 1 A. S dishev'elled disloy'al 1 dispensa'tion
■ r ( dishcv'eled “ disloy'ally > JL dis'pensator
. dishev'elling '• disloy'alty JL dispen'satory
O U'' dish'ing dis'mal X^« f dispense'
(j^ dishon'est dis'mally ^ JL X dispensed'
dishon'estly J;—j. disman'tle JL X dispen'ser
liq, 1 dishon'esty i disin.ai'tled X_>^ 1 dispen'sing
(dishon'or disman'tling JL X dispco'ple
1 dishon'our Ji-i,_ dismask' J. X dispeo'pled
jL:,, dishon'ourable dismast' X jX disper'inous
' dishon'orary Jf-j dismast'ed 1 Xtj, clisperse'
dishon'oured dismast'ing 1 dispersed'
dishon'ourer ' dismay' JL X^ dispers'er
ii,—dishon'ouring dismayed' 7^ X tydispers'ing
hi disillu'sion dismay'ing JL disper'sion
disinclina'tion 1_. disme JL . dispers'ive
b ^ ■ disincline' dismem'bcr 1 dispir'it
' disinclined' dismem'bered X.A JL dispir'ited
ti_ V ^ disincli'ning dismem'bering 1 Xx:'- dispir'iting
disincor'porate ' dismem'berment J. displace'
L*—disincor'poratcd L' dismiss' J. X displaced'
V disincor'porating y~^ dismiss'al X J. displace'ment
lj_j_ly .disincorpora'tion dismissed' J. \, displac'ing
^ disinfect' dismiss'ing Xv I displant'
-1 disinfect'ant dismis'sion 1. a displant'ed
—O' disinfect'ed " dismiss'ive I. \ displan t'ing
-1. disinfec'tion V dismiss'ory L display'
—3li_> disingenu'ity h dismount' j, displayed'
disingen'uous ' J^o,. dismount'ed J. ^ display'er
disingen'uously dismoun t'ing X/ 1 display'ing
L disingen'uous- j. disobc'dience I. X. displease'
disinhcr'it [ness 1 ^ disobe'dient J. X’ displeased'
disinher'itancc 1 disobe'diently 1. displeas'er
y, disinher'ited 1 disobey' 1 T displeas'ing
disinher'iting i. disobeyed' 1 displcas'ure
disin'tcgrable 1 ^ disobey'er J r displode'
' disin'tegrate ^ disobey'ing I. ' displo'sion
li^, disin'tegrated 1 disoblige' ^ I. displo'sive
disin'tegrating 1. 'b disobliged' J. X displume'
disintcgra'tion iv > . disobli'ging 1. ' V displumed'
L disinter' 1 disor'der Xv |. displmn'ing
_P disin'tcrested O I disor'dcred 1, dispone'
disin'leresledly I n, 1 disor'dering X 1 dispo'ner
disfn'ie)-«s<«ffncss 1 disor'dcrliness 1 X_y- disport'
f disinter'ment 1 disor'derly Xy- 1 dispert'ed
L, disinterred' jV ^ disorganiza'tion JL^ XyX' disport'ing
L .. disin thrall' ' 1 '—s i disor'ganfre Xy^w> 1 dispo'sable
1 disjoin' n 1 disor'ganized [, \ dispo'sal
1 disjoined' I disor' ganizer 1 x" X dispose'
L disjoin'ing 1_/' disown' X. 1 disposed'
•O L disjoint' disowned' 1 X dispo'ser
L disjoin t'ed J, y tlispar'age dispo'sing
f \ disjoin t'ing V/ dispar'aged JL^ disposi'tion
L disjunct' 1 dispar'agement > dispossess'
L ^ disjunc'tion I , dispar'ager 1, \ dispossessed'
^ L ' disjunct'ive JL y , / dispar'aging X) 'JL disposscss'ing
^ L disjunct'ively i y dispar'agingly X X disposscs'sion
1 >' cL disk JL X O dispossess'or
h dislike' dispar'ity X" Js^ dispraise'
disproof distributor

disproof' disseni'ble distain'ing

dhpropor'tion K dissein'bled dis'tanoe
(lisprop t'tioiiiiblc
K dissern'bler distanced
dispropor'tional K/ dissem'bliiig dis'tancing
(Mf.propor't ii^nate y dissein'inate dis'tant
di&propor'Iioned disseni'iuated dis'tantly
disprov'ablc dissem'inating distaste'
disprov'al disseinina'tiou distast'ed
disprove' dissein'inator distaste'ful
disproved u dissen'sioii distern'per
disprov'cr L dissent' distein'perance
disprov'ing dissent'ed distem'pered
dis'putable disseiit'er distem'pering
dis'putant L^. dissen'tient .distend'
disputa'tion dissent'ing distend'ed
disputa'tious
dispu'tative
n disserta'tion
disserve'
. distend'ing
tr^ distensibil'ity
dispute' y disserved' . ' disten'sible
dispu'ted disserv'ice t disten'sion
dispu'ter disserv'iceable ’ disten'sive
dispu'ting disserv'ing 1-, dis'tich
disqualifica'tion dissev'er ^ distil', distill'
disqualified L dissev'erance . distil'iable
disqualify L dissevera'tion t distil'late
disqual'ifyiug L dissev'ered ^ distilla'tion
disqui'et dissev'ering distil'latory
disqui'eted dis'sidence distilled'
disqui'etiiig dis'sident distil'ler
disqui'etude dissil'ient . • distil'Iery
disquisi'tion I
dissiin'ilar distil'ling
disquisi'tional dissimilar'ity K distinct'
disregard' dissimila'tion distinc'tion
disregard'ed dissimilitude I distinct'ive
. ^-^^disregard'ful dissim'ulate distinct'ively
'' disregard'ing dissimula'tion I V distinct'iveness
disrel'ish ^ i. dis'sipate distinct'ly
. /2> disrel'ished dis'sipated . distinct'ness
<r disrel'ishing K dis'sipating distin'guish
I disrepair' dissipa'tion . distin'guis liable
disrcp'utable disso'ciable distin'guished
. . disrepute' disso'cial I distin'guisher
disrespect' Lm- disso'ciate t—distin'gitishing
I . disrespecL'ivX w disso'ciated distort'
disrespec^'fully Lr—^ disso'ciating . distort'ed
disrobe' dissocia'tion I, distort'ing
disrobed' dissolubil'ity '''^distor'tion
disro'ber dis'soluble distort'ive
disro'bing y dis'solute it A-, distract'
disrup'tion
disrup'tive
ir dis'solutely distract'ed
dis'soluteness distract'ing
1. disrup'ture Fi dissolu'tion distrac'tion
b dissatisfac' lion dissolvabil'ity distract'ive
■I I dissatisfac'tory . dissolv'able f distrain'
dissat'istied \ dissolve' y distrain'able
dissat'isfy dissolved' distrained'
dissat'isfying dissolv'ent I distrain'er
dissect' in ^ dissolv'er distrait'
dissect'ed In^dissolv'ing if. distraught'
dissect'ible dis'sonance distress'
dissect'ing dis'sonancy distressed'
dissec'tion U dis'sonant distress'ful
dissect'or Iv dissuade' distress'ing
( disseise' u dissua'ded distrib'utary
( disseize' dissua'der distrib'ute
disseized' dissua'ding distrib'uted
disseizee' leo dissua'sion distrib'uter
disseiz'iii dissua'sive distrib'uting
disseiz'ing dis'taff distribu'tion
disseiz'or distain' distrib'utive
dissem'blance
i distaiiied' distrib'utor
 district 76 doings

clis'trict diver'sify doc'torate

I distrin'gas diver'sifying doc'tored
dis'trix diver'sion ^ioc'^oring
L distrust' diver'sity doc'tress
distrust'ed divert' doctrinaire'
distrust'er divert'ed doc'trinal
distrust'ful divert'er doc'trine
distrusting iivert'ing doc'ument
i distrust'less diver'tisement documen'tal
disturb' divert'ive documen'tary

k disturb'ance
disturbed'
disturb'er
divest'
divest'ed
divest'ible
dod
dod'der
dod'dered
disturb'ing divest'ing dodec'agon
disul'phate dives'ture dodecagyn'ian
disul'phuret divi'dable dodecahe'dron
Sr-\^ disulphu'ric divide' dodecan'drian
i disun'ion divi'ded dodecan'drous
disun'ioiiist div'idend dodecasyl'lable
u disunite' divi'der dodge
disun it'ed divi'ding dodged
u
disuni'ter divina'tion dodg'er
Uw> disunit'ing div'inator dodg'ing
. disu'nity divine' do'do
Ji I h.I- disu'sage divined' doe
/ <4 I disuse', n. divine'ly io'er
disuse', V. divi'ner does, V.
. disused' di'ving doe'skin
. A disus'ing di'ving-bell doff
t disval'ue 'divi'ning doffed
^ a\_.disyllab'ic divin'ity doff'er
disyl'lable divisibility doff'ing

} y ditched'
ditch

ditch'er
divis'ible
divis'ibleness
divi'sion
dog^
dog'berry
dog'-cart
I ditch'ing 'divi'sional dog'-days
^ \ ditch'-water divi'sive doge
^ I di'theism divi'sively dog'-eared
r ^ di'theist divi'sor dog-fish
V r ditheis'tic divorce' dogged
V tj dith'yramb divorced' dog'ged
L dithyram'bic divor'cer dog'gedly
; ] di'tone divor'cible dog'gedness
I dit'tany divor'cing dog'ger
•L-, I , dk'to divorce'ment dog'gerel
dit'ty divulge' dog'gish
diure'sis divulged' dog'ma
diuret'ic divul'ger dogmat'ic
diur'nal divul'ging dogmat'ical
G-P divaga'tion divul'sion dogmat'icalncss
divan' di'zen dogmat'ics
divar'icate diz'ziness dog'matism
l-^
divar'icated diz'zy dog'matist
divar'icating do dog'matize
divarica'tion dob'bin ’ dog'inatized
dive do'cent dog'matizer
I' dived do'cile dog'matizing
di'ver docil'ity dog'-rose
diverge' doc'iinasy dog’s'-ear
J diverged' docimas'tic dog’s'-eared
7 diver'gence dociinol'ogy dog’s'-iueat
I diver'gency dock dog'-star
/ / (J diver'gent dock'age dog'tooth
J .Mj Vdiver'ging dock'et _ dog'-trot
S t . di'vers dock'eted dog'-watch
^ ^ diverse' dock'eting dog'wood
diverse'ly dock'ing dohl
diversifica'tion dock'yard doi'ly
1^ diver'sified doc'tor do'iug
diver'siform doc'torai rfo'ings
 77 dozliioss

doit Don'atism J' , doub'leness

dol'ce Don'atist J" doub'let
dol'druins , don'ative J' ' doub'ling
dole I done J- doubloon'
doled t--. donee' V J" doub'ly
dolc'ful don'jon I '■ doubt
dole'fulncss don'kcy J- doubt'able
dole'some |- don'key-engine ' b. doubt'ed
dole'somc'ly I—don'na I doubt'er
dole'someness donned k I doubt'ers
do'ling c. don'ning At 4a doubt'ful
do'-little do'nor doubt'fully
doll doo'lie, doo'ly e doubt'fulness
dol'lar L-.' doom u doubt'ing
dolly u* doomed u doubt'ingly
dol'man doom'ing I doubt'less
dol'omite dooms'day j doubts
dolomit'ic
n- door Jr aL douceur'
do'lor door'-keeper Ly '' I douche
do'lour \yy' door'-nail I' dough
dolorif'erous door'-step b, , dough'nut
door'way 'I b dough'tily
dol'orous dop'per aK dough'tiness
^ dol'orously dor, dorr b , dough'ty
1^ dol'phin Dor'cas I r dough'y
dolt do'ree b . douse
dolt'ish Do'rian . Ia doused
b
'2 dolt'istmess
domain'
dome
Dor'ic
Dor'icism
dor'mancy b
I dous'ing
dove^
dove'-cot
L I domed dor'mant L" dove'like
W. Domes'day dor'mer It i— dove'tail
' domes'tic dor'mitive K 1; dove'tailed
domes'ticate
h. dor'mitory J' tr . dove'tailing
domes'ticated dor'mouse J dow'able
domes'ticating V dor'sal > L dow'ager
I domestica'tion dor'sel J dow'dy
domestic'ity K dor'sum , „ a|. dow'dyish
p dom'icile, n. do'ry ^ K dow'el
. dom'icile, v. do'sage I t dow'elled
dom'iciled L- dose „ . ( dow'eled
domicil'iary l- dosed dow'elling-eling
domicil'iate b do'sing dow'er
domicil'iated dos'sal dow'ered
domicil'iating dos'ser A doVerless
. domicilia'tion dossier' lb dow'las
dom'iciling dos'sil Ja down^
dom'inant l- dost b— down'cast
dom'inate dot Ja down^'l
dom'inated do'tage bb b /V down'haul
dom'inating b do'tard Lib down'hearted
domina'tion dota'tion |a down'-hill
dom'inative dote Y b_J, down'iness
dom'inator do'ted Ja down'pour
domineer' do'tcl L ^ down'right
domineered' do'ter b> down'sitting
dominecr'ing doth I • b 9 down'stairs
Domin'ical do'ting b»|^or down'stroke
Domin'ican do'tingly b^ b b down'ward
dom'inie dot'tard b. down'y
domin'ion dot'ted b dow'ry
dom'ino dot'terel Ia dowse
dom'inoes dot'ting doxol'ogy
dom'inus I douane' I—. dox'y
doub'le / doyen'
don
do'na
< doub'le-bar'relled
J:

L' doze
donate' doub'led r dozed
dona'ted . doub'le-dealing b doz'en
dona'ting ^ doub'le-face do'zer
dona'tion doub'le-faced b do'ziness
2
 dozing 78 drubbed

do'zing 1 ^ draw'er 'U-;- drift'ing

r do'zy '1 draw'ers , . X drift'wood
T ) drab a 3^ draw'ing K ^ drill
\ 3 drab'ble ^ draw'ing-master 3 » • . drilled
N T drab'bled ^ draw'ing-pen 1'^ drill'ing
] drab'bling X_ draw'ing-room 3''^ ..f drill'-plough
drachm 3^ drawl drill'-sergeant
T _ drach'ma y drawled 3^ dri'ly
1_ Dracon'ic ' drawl'er — drink
1 draff y ' drawl'ing 3_i_v drink'able
draff'y 3* drawn 3^ ' drink'er
V; a draft X draw'-net ^ driiik'ing
T draft'ed ]■ dray- 'X;—. drink'-offering
' draft'ing 1^ dray -cart 1 drip
T drafts'man X dray'-horse 1^ > dripped
l_ k drag Xuj O dray'rnan 1 • drip'ping
L dragged dread \ 1 drip'ping-pan
T . drag'ging 3v dread'ed 'I drip'pings
1_ drag'gle j. dread'ful V 1' , drive
J_ drag'gled (I- C. dread'fully ,3 driv'el
drag'gling ^ dread'fulness 1 N f driv'eled
drag'-net 1- ^ dread'ing C ( driv'elled
1 ,_. ' drag'oman yro dread'less J driv'eller
' drag'oii dread'lessness , J driv'elling
1 , ' drag'oiiet dread'nought ' 3^^.w driv'en
' ""L-Lp drag'on-fly 3_,. ^ dream 3 dri'ver
1—drag'onish dreamed ^ ,|v dri'ving
‘ y 1__ dragonnade' X-^ dream'er „ L-<. dri'ving-shaft
1 ' ■ dragoon' X-o> dream'iness X" driz'zle
X, • dragooned' ■ dream'ing driz'zled
■ dragoon'ing X_i^ dream'ingly driz'zling
3’ drain (■ dream'less , r~' driz'zly
drain'able dreamt y- droll
X drain'age 3_. dreara'y X' droll'ery
7 J. drained ’ . X drear drom'edary
]• drain'er ]/' y drear'ily 3* drone
drain'ing drear'iness J- droned
drain'-trap 3./' drear'y 3:^ dro'ning
[ L drake X dredge dro'nish
dram X / dredged ” 3. droop
dra'ma ' X dredg'er 3^ > drooped
X._ dramat'ic 3 / dredg'ing 3 ' droop'ing
. dramat'ical ^ I- dredg'ing-box p. 3^ droop'ingly
dramat'ically Cv drcg'giness
1 1- ^
T dram'atist • !_ V-rdreg'gy \ X' drop let
1 [. dram'atize 3^ dregs ^ 3* dropped
P; T dram'atizcd 3^ drench I” drop'ping
1 p' dram'atizing 'X / drenched p. 3” drop'-scene
pv "L dram'-drinker ' X drench'ing 3 po drop'sical
3_ P dram'-shop X ' p Dres'den p— 3" drop'sy
C- pank ]• X tiress '\J~, \ drosh'ky
^ (• drape 3i dress'eoat JL 1 dros'ky
^ X draped X" dressed I, _ dross
X ^ dra'per 3- dress'er • _ XP dross'iness
dress'ing 1" dross'y
^ 1 K
(• dra ping 3^ _r. dres'sing-case k } drought
\ dras'tic X_^ ^ dres'sing-gown 1 drought'y
ij draught 3^ * dres'sing-room 3 /J drouth
T draught'-board \ . drcs'siiig-table X" jv „ drove
V, draught'-engine P; dress'makcr 3" dro'ver
J. draught'-horse X ^ dress'y J, drown
draught'iness 3 ) drib'ble 3, tlrowued
% draughts N 3 drib'bled . X_;. drown'ing
T draughts'man ' 1 drib'bliiig U drowse
I-i X drauglit'y 1 \_^ drib'let y drow'sily
X I- Dravid'ian ^ 1’ dried fej. „ drow'siness
X draw “X dri'er lo- d rows'in g
X draw'back ' X" dri'est 3^ „ drow'sy
X '— draw'bridge 1. drift J. It , drub
^ ]' drawee' 3^. drift'ed ^ 3^ drubbed
 drubbing 79 drawfish

V drub'bing id' duc'tile 1^ du'o

l~ 1 ductil'ity 1 duodecen'nial
J- drudge
‘ dud'der duodec'imal
/ j- drudged
1 U dude U 1 duodec'imo 1
1- ' drudg'er
y / drudg'ery dudg'eon 1 47- duodec'uple
1, , , due 1 J duoden'ary 1
/ j- drudg'iiig
„ du'el 1 duode'num 1
j- O drudgingly
^ du'eller, du'eler -Lj— duolit'cral 1
O L drug
„ du'elling.du'eling YY" \ ' du'ologue
^ L drugged
L drug'get „ du'ellist, du'elist '‘Y. t du'pable
IrT" duel'lo 1 dupe
, drug'ging
1_? duen'na > duped
drug'gist
j duet' * L du'pery j
1. dru'id
1 ~1 duet'to 1 du'ping I
V dru'idess
L- J" duff J >■ du'ple
J druidic
%. J du'plex
]r ■ druidicai (-1' duf'fel
, ^ (|- duf'fer J >wjp du'plicate, n. & a.
1 druidisrii
L ^ dug J du'plicate, v.
drum
1:-. dug'out J du'plicated
drum'head
L; *1 duke 1 du'pliciiting
U—ry i drurn'-major
1" duke'dom J duplica'tion
' u drummed
dul'cet V-P> J du'plicative
U—^ druminer
' U—w druni'ming L dul'cified J du'plicator I
t dul'cify \ . 1 "• fln'plicatnre
drum'stick
1— drunk X i dul'cifying J ' duplic'ity 1
drunk'ard dul'cimer V Uv . ^ durabirity |
kr duli'a •J,' ^ lA du'rable
drunk'en
or 4^ drunk'enness V' , dull l/\_, du'rableness 1
dull'ard ■ \Y - du'ra ma'ter |
i- Druse, druse
J' dulled [Y" 'n du'rance I
dryad dull'er b? dura'tion 1
r 1 dry'asdust ^ dull'est k IS
V-^ dul'ly \ lx du ress 1
T dry'-dock
dull'ness 1 dur'ing
L r dry'er
dulse [- ' durst
L ^ dry'-goods
du'ly y b dusk 1
C ' n* dry'ing J- Y dusk'ily
T^- dry'ly b-, dumb
dumb'-bell ^ dusk'iness I
t_s> n, dry'ness
U-.. ^ dumbfound' Y-, ' dusk'ish 1
<Ls> dry'-nurse
^ dumbfound'ed X J- dusk'ishness |
X- „ dry'-rot
|- dumbfound'ing |- dusk'y
f dry'salter
Y/' dumb'ly 1,- dust^
Ty| dry'-shod
b-_s> dumb'ness J- / dust'-cart 1
V du'al
U--, dumb'show 1- ’ dust'ed
^ du'alism
du'alist li_^ -< dum'my ^ [)- dust'er
Y, dump 1- dust'-hole
dual'ity
1 du'archy dump'ish Y b dust'iness
^ Y/^ dump'ling b_p dust'ing
U ^ dub
Y , clumps I- dust'man
1 N du'bash
b-, dump y ^ dust'-pan
\ 1- dubbed
J- dun 1- >, dust'y
^ dub'ber
J- dunce 1- [ Dutch
1- ^ dub'bing
1 dun'der / j- Dutch'man
L dubi'ety
I J‘ dune 1 A du'teous
1 ^ du'bious
1 y du'biously J- dun'fish 1 XY, du'teously
Yy dung 1 du'teousness
1 du'biousness
_/• dungaree' I du'tiable
1 Si^ du'bitable
1 \ dubita'tion b dunged 1 -J du'tiful
\ L dun'geon > 1 du'tifully
>1 du'cal
J' dung'liill • I du'tifulnes-
0 1:^ duc'at
.T dung'ing 1 J. ^ du'ty^
I- ducatoon'
1^. dung'y L-5^ duum'vir
1- J. duch'ess
dung'-yard 1 duum'vira
J- / duch'y
1 xjC duniwas'sal L-*,, duum'virate I
/ L. duck
L ducked J- Dunlop' Lo , dux
1:^ duck'er K dun'nage
|- duck'ing J- / dunned lx'' 1 /V
Y dun'ner ' Ix'^ dwarfed
' Li^ duck'ling
Y dun'ning ' dwarf'ing
1- duck'weed
dun'nish ' 1^X\_7 dwarf'ish
[- duct \
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 dwell SO dysury

if dwell dye'ing
dy'er
u dyn'ast
dynast'ic
dwelled
dwell'er dye'-stu£f ■. dyn'asty
dweH'iug dye'-wood dysenter'ic
dwell'ing-house dy'ing L dys'entery
dwell'ing-place dyke dyspep'sia
dwelt dynam'eter dyspep'sy
dwin'dle dynamet'rical dyspep'tic
dwin'dled dynam'ic dyspep'tical
dwiii'dling dynam'ical dyspha'gia
Dy'ak dynam'ics dys'phony
dye dy'namite dyspnoe'a
dyed dy'namo dysthe'sia
dye'-house dynamom'eter dysthet'ic
dys'ury
 E
eclec'ticism
each
ea'ger .) •V.v
East'er
east'erly eclipse'
eclipsed'
ea'gerly east'ern
ea'gerness east'ward eclips'ing
ea'gle eas'y eclip'tic
ea'gle-eyed e&s'y-chair ec'logue
ea'glet eas'y-going econom'ic
ea'gre eat econom'ical
eat'able econ'omist
ear
ear^-ache J- eat'en econ'omize
ear'd rum .1eat'er econ'omized
eared eat'iiig econ'omizing
ear'ing eat'ing-house econ'omy
eau-de-Cologne' ecraseur'
earl
earldom eau-de-vie' ecru'
■V" ear'less eaves ec'stasy
ear'lier eaves'dropper ecstat'ic
ear'liness
\ ebb ecstat'ical
N ebbed ec'stasis
ear'ly
ear'mark ebb'ing ectro'sis
earn ebb'tide ec'typal
•=5 earned eb'on e'cu
earn'er eb'onize ecumen'ical
ear'nest eb'ony ec'zema
ear'nestly ebri'ety eczem'atous
ear'nest-money ebul'liency eda'cious,
ear'nestness ebul'lient edac'ity
earn'ing ebulli'tion Ed'da
earn'ings ecar'te ed'der
ear'-ring ec'basis ed'died
ear'shot ecbat'ic ed'dy
earth ec'bole ed'dying
earth'-born eccen'tric e'delweiss
earthed eccen'trical edem'atous
earth'en eccentric'ity E'den
earth'cnware eccle'sia eden'tate
earth'liness eccle'siarch eden'tated
earth'ling Ecclesias'tes edge
earth'ly •ecclesias'tic edged
earth'quake ecclesias'tical edge'less
earth'worm ecclesias'ticism edge'-rail
earth'y edge'-tool
Ecclesias'ticus edge'^ways
ear'-trumpet ecclesiolog'ical
ear'-wax edge'wise
ear'wig ecclesiol'ogist edg'tng
ear'-witness ecclesiol'ogy ed'ible
.) ease eccrit'ic ed'ibleness
e'dict
.> eased ech'elon
ease'ful ech'inate edifica'tion
y ea'sel echi'nus ed'ifice
y ease'less ech'o i ed'ified
■ ed'ify
■>. ease'ment ech'oed
eas'ier ech'oing ed'ifying
eas'iest , echom'eter e'dile
y echom'etry ed'it
eas'ily
6clat' ed'ited
b eas'iness ed'iting
eas'ing eclec'tic
•b eclec'tical edi'tion
east

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editor 82 electrology

ed'itor efifig'ies
V- edito'rial
ed'itorship
ef'figy
effloresce'
ejacula'tion
ejac'ulatory
eject'
I. ed'itress effloresced' eject'ed
•b ed'ucable efflores'cence eject'ing
'L ed'ucate efflores'cency ejec'tion
. " ed'ucated efflores'cent eject'ment
ed'ucating efflorcs'eing eject'or
’ ^ educa'tioii ef'fluence eke
educa'tioiial ef'fluent eked
educa'tionist efflu'vium e'king
I _ - ed'ucator ef'fiux
efflux'ion
rVr elab'orate, adj.
. educe' I elab'orate, v.
to educed' ef'fort rv^- elab'orated
edu'cible ef'fortless elab'orately
edu'cing effront'ery elab'orating
educ'tion k/7 effulge' elabora'tion
Iz_ educ'tor kn- eflful'gence elab'orative
edul'corant kj'J- efful'gent elab'orator
-yir edul'corate effuse'
ela'in
• edul'corator effused' elan
< eel effu'sing
r\ elapse'
_ e’en ks effu'sioii elapsed'
a. ee'rie effu'sive elaps'ing
ef'fablt eft'u'sively
■V ^ efface' effu'siveness
elas'tic
elas'tically
efface'able eft elastic'ity
^ effaced' eges'tion
elate'
efface'ment egg ela'ted
effa'cing egged
ela'ting
effect' egg'ing
ela'tion
effect'ed egg'-shell . el'bow
effect'ible .1 e'gis crbow-c^fatr
effect'ing eg'lantine el'bowed
effec'tion eg'oism
el'bowing
effect'ive eg'oist
■i eg'otism
erbow-room
effect'ively el'dcr
■n, eg'otist
effect'iveness el'derberTy
egotis'tic
eld'erly
effect'or egotis'tical
eld'est
effects' ■n: eg'otize El Dora'do
effcc'tual egrc'gious
elecampane'
effec'tually •7^ egre'giously elect'
effec'tuate e'gress, n.
elect'ed
effec'tuated egress', V.
elect'ing
effec'tuating egres'sion
elec'tion
eg'ret
eSectua'tion electioneer'
Egyp'tian
electioneered'
effem'itiacy Egyptol'ogy
electioneer'ing
effotn'inate, adj. eh
clec'tive
effem'inate, v. ei'der
elect'or
effem'inated ei'der-down
elect'oral
effem'inately ei'der-duck
elect'orate
effem'inateness ei'dograph
elec'tress
^ . effcni'inating eight
eighteen elec'tric
"! Effen'di
elec’trical
ef'ferent eighteenth
elec'lricalXy
effervesce' eight'fold
elcctri'cian
effervesced' eighth
electric'ity
efferves'cence eighth'ly
cight'ieth elcc'trifiable
cffcrves'cent
effete' cight'seore ■c. electrifica'tion
effica'cious cight'y elec'trified
elec'trify
effica'ciously eigne
eflica'ciousness eire'nicon elec'trifying
Eistedd'fod elcc'tro
ef'ficacy
ei'ther elec'trocute
( effi'ciency elec'trode
e.jac'ulate
•< effi'eient electrolier'
ejac'ulated
I effi'ciently
L-i^ ejac'ulating electrol'ogy
plfctrolysis 83 piiibolisiual

elcctrol'ysis - Elizabe'than Y^' einas'culated

k '(— elk . einas'culating
0- elcc'trolyte
lO emascula'tion
^ elec'trolyzable ell
' V ._ ellipse ■ embale'
elec'trolyze ' ellip'sis ^ einbaled'
^ electro-mag'iiet ' ^ ellip'soid s embalm'
' Of>- ellipsoi'dal embalmed'
T- ' electro-mag'- ^ k ellip'tic >. embalm'cr
netisin Y*—^ ellip'tical embalm'ing
^ electrom'eter ''q elliptic'ity embank'
!>• ellip'toid embanked'
^ electromo'tor •'• C-^ elm —vV einbank'ing
-electrop'athy - elm'en ernbank'ment
, k. electroph'orus ^ elm'y
to elocu'tioii embar'go
Vj, elec'troplate
elocu'tioiiary embar'goed
Jx '^—T- elec'troscope
T- elec'tretype fto elocu'tionist ■Yy] embark'
elec'trotyped _ I'J eloge' Y'yy. embarka'tion
T- elec'trotyping I'l. el'ogy embarked'
.-''^•^^-'1- elec'trum ^ El'ohim Y^^Y^Y embark'ing
elec'tuary •Or ^ e'longate embar'rass
ek’cmos'ynary "O-ri. e'longated Y'^ o, embar'rassed
•O^^^ elongating embar'rassing
^ el'cgance
el'egancy ^ 'CLr-P elonga'tion Y^y^ embar'rassment
1 embas'sador
^ ). el'egant
eloped' ) em'basay
e''eg:‘nt'y 1 embat'tle
i elegi'ac ^ \ elo'ping
'' Z_ ^ elegi'acal /' Vi elope'ment O embat'tled
el'oquence 1 embat'tling
/ /. el'egist
el'oquent ^ embay'
/V el'egy
- el'eme Y^ eloquently 1 ^ embayed'
el'ement _ ' else 1 embed'
^ elemen'tal _ else'wliere ^ embed'ded
' elemen'tary ' Y^'" elu'eidate O embed'ding
el'emi /Tl; elu'eidated yYVA embel'lish
O-po elen'chus elu'eidating yYy » embel'lished
^ el'ephant 'Y^ elucida'tion embcl'lisher
elephaii'ta elu'eidative /•e^O ^ embel'lishing
elephanti'asis /''m. I 1. elu'eidator yrYM embel'lishrnent
G elephan'tine .1 Y^'^' elu'eidatory em'ber
elephan'toid /O elude' em'ber-week
. Eleusin'ian elu'ded yy' embez'zle
* eleiithe'rian elu'dible on embez'zled
lO_;' • elu'ding embez'zlcment
el'evate
el'evated elu'sion vOt embez'zler
el'evating b- ^ elu'sive, elu'sive- /rY~^ embcz'zling
eleva'tion YY^ y- elu'soriness [ly 01 ^ embit'tcr
/H. el'evator 'Y> elu'sory ■ emblaze'
elev'en 'Y\o elves emblazed'
elev'enth Elys'ian ^^<4^ embla'zing
elf ^ Elys'ium 'Ov ^ embla'zon
elf'iri lY^ El'zevir ^ O/ embla'zoned
Vx em ^ ^ embla'zoner
elf'ish
elf'ishness . ema'ciate ■ embla'zoning
elic'it O ema'ciated embla'zonry
Y^' elic'ited ■ O ema'ciating em'blem
elic'iting ^ *r emacia'tion ^No_; emblemat'ic
em'anant emblemat'ical
^ elide'
eli'ded M em'anate O'Oiy emblcm'atize
eli'ding ,.1^. em'anated t> em'blement
em'anating "O embod'ied
'Y/.\ eligibility
-T"^ eraana'tion ' 1 embod'icr
/J el'igible
\ elim'inate ■ em'anative ' U embod'irnent
- eman'eipate 1. embod'y
' ' elim'inated
elim'inating eman'eipated ' O- embod'ying
eman'eipating embold'en
’! elimina'tion
■ eliqua'tion emancipa'tion embold'cned
emancipa'tionist embokl'ening
Y^ eli'sion
T' elite' vr\. eman'eipator -Yy-sY em'bolism
Vtt—^ etnas'culate >^0"^ embolis'mal
elix'ir
1
einbolismic 84 enceinte

embolis'iuic em'ery empow'ered

em'bolus em'esis empow'ering
embonpoint' emet'ic em'press
embor'der emet'ical emp'tied
einbos'om c'meu, emu cmp'tier
emboss' emeutc' einp'tiest
embossed' em'icant emp'tiness
emboss'ing cm'igrant emp'ty
emboss'mc’nt em'igratc emp'tying
cmbow'el ern'igrated emp'tyings
S emljow'elled em'igrating empur'ple
^ embow'eled emigra'tion empur'pled
embow'fller em'inence empur'pling
embow'elcr em'inency empye'ma
cmbow'elling em'inent empyr'eal
embow'eling em'inently empyre'an
\ embow'cllmcnt Emir' empyreu'ma
( embow'clmcnt em'issary empyreumat'ic
cmbow'er emis'sion empyreumat'k al
embrace' cniis'sive empyr'ical
embraced' em'issory e'mu
embra'cer emit' em'ulate
embra'cery emit'ted em'ulated
embra'cing emit'ting em'ulating
embra'sure em'met emula'tion
em'brocate emolles'ccnce eni'ulative
cm'brocated emol'liate em'ulator
em'brocating einol'liated emul'gent
embroca'tion emol'liating em'ulous
embro'glio cmol'lient em'ulousness
embroki'er emolument emul'sion
embroid'ered emo'tion emul'sive
embroid'erer emo'tional emunc'tory
embroid'ering emo'tive ena'ble
embroid'ery empale' ena'bled
embroil' empaled' ena'bling
embroiled' einpale'ment enact'
embroil'ing empa'ling enact'ed
embroil'ment empan'el enact'ing
em'bryo empan'elled enact'ive
embryog'raphy empan'cled enact'ment
cmbryol'ogy empan'elling enact'or
em'bryonate empan'eling enam'el
em'bryonated empark' t enam'elled
embryon'ic em'peror ( enam'elcd
embryot'ic em'phasis < enam'elling
embryot'omy em'phasize ( cnam'eliiig
Emeer' em'phasizcd < enam'eller
emend' em'phasizing I enam'cler
emcnd'able emphat'ic t enam'or
emcn'dals cmphat'ical I enam'our
emenda'tion emphat'ically enam'oured
em'endator em'pirc enam'ouring
emend'atory empir'ic enarmed'
emend'cd empir'ical enarthro'sis
emend'ing empir'icism e'nate
em'crald empir'icist encage'
emerge' emplas'tic encaged'
emerged' employ' encag'ing
emer'gence employed' encamp'
emer'gcncy employ'e encamped'
emcr'gent employ'ee encamp'ing
emer'ging employee' encamp'ment
emer'ited employees'
encan'this
emer'iti employ'er
emer'itus employ'ing encar'pus
em'erods einploy'ment encase'
eni'croid empoi'son encaus'tic
emersed' empo'rium encave'
cmer'sion empow'er enceinte'
encaenia 85 enisinatist

( encae'nia fudan'ger . enfilade'

( ence'iiia Guilan'gercd 'rVj'-'l'cnfila'ded
cndan' gering enfila'ding
eiicephal'ic
enceph'alon endear' enfold'
endeared' enfold'ed
enceph'alos
endear'ing enfold'ing
enchafe'
enchain' endear'ment enforce'
enchained' \ endeav'or enforcc'able
enchain'ing I endeav'our enforced'
enchant' endcav'ored (enforc'edly
I'liforce'ment
7 enchant'ed
' enchant'er
enchant'ing
endeav'oring
endec'agon
end'ed
, enforc'er
enforc'ing
enchant'ingly endem'ic enfran'chise
'■ enchant'ment enfran'chised
endem'ical enfran'chiseinent
enchant'ress
ender'mic enfran'ehising
, t enchase'
end'ing engage'
enchased'
en'dive engaged'
X encha'sing end'less engage'ineut
enchirid'ion
encho'rial 'X end'lessly
end'lessness
enga'ging
Oenga'gingly
encir'cle
encir'cled en'dogen T engen'der
encir'cling endog'enous 7 engen'dered
endorse' y engen'dering
^ \ enclasp'
^ enclave' endorsed' ^ 'U J. en'gine
J_: enclit'ic y _ endorse'ment ^ engineer'
endors'er engineered'
enclit'ical
'-i-'-j-o enclose' . JJV'' endors'ing engineer'ing
enclosed' endos'mose en'ginery
endo'sing en'dosperm engird'
enclo'sure en'dostomc engird'ed
enco'miast endow' engird'ing
encomias'tic endowed' engir'dle
encomias'tical endow'er English
enco'mium endow'ing Eng'lishman
encom'pass endow'ment engorge'
encom'passed Endozo'a engorged'
encom'passing endue' engorgc'ment
encore' endued' engraft'
encored' endu'ing -engraft'ed
encor'ing endur'able engrail'
- encoun'ter endur'ance engrailed'
encoun'tered endure' »engrail'ing
encoun'tering endured' engrail'rnent
encour'age endur'ing engrain'
encour'aged end'ways engrained'
encour'agement end'wise engrain'ing
encour'ager Ene'id engrave'
encour'aging en'ema engraved'
encour'agingly en'emy I engra'ver
encroach' energet'ic engra'viug
encroached' energet'ical -.j-f engross'
encroach'er en'ergize ^ engrossed'
encroach'ing en'ergized -'T® engross'er
encroach'ment en'ergizer eiigross'ing
encrust' en'ergiziiig ^ cngross'inent
encum'ber en'ergy ^engulf'
encum'bered en'ervatc enhance'
encum'bcring en'ervated ^^_^enhanccd'
encum'brarice en'ervatiug v-i-isTTy enhance'mcnt
encyc'licid ' enerva'tioii enhan'cing
( encyclopae'dia enfee'ble enharmon'ic
( encyclope'dia enfee'bled -. enhannon'ical
encyclope'dian enfee'bleinent
“ enheart'en
encyclope'dic enfee'bling
encyclope'dist enfeoff' enig'ma
enfeoffed' —‘ enigniat'ic
encyst'
encyst'ed enfeoff'ing enignuit'ical
enfeoff'ment enig'matist
end
 puigmatize 8B ontroating

cuig'matize -.yfC enroll'er en'terprisingly

enjoin' enroll'ing t entertain'
enjoined' . enrol'ment entertained'
^ enjoin'iiig enroot' entertain'er
^ enjoy enroot'ed entertain'ing
^ enjoy'able euroot'ing entertain'went
\ enjoyed' ens . eiitheoma'nia
enjoy'ing ensam'ple 1 / enthrall'
4 enjoy'ment ensam'pled enthralled'
Y enkin'dle ensam'pling enthrone'
Y cnkin'dled ^■ay ' ensan'guine enthroned'
y ^ enkin'dling ensconce' enthrone'ment
enlard' ' ensconced' enthro'ning
vjjy ^ eJilard'cd .^1, cnsconc'ing ''Xle. enthroniza'tion
Jl enlarge' ' enseal' * enthu'siasm
^ enlarged' 'y ensealed' ) enthu'siast
^ .4?,. eiilarge'm(Mt . * enseam' enthusias'lic
^.. ^ enla/ger ensem'ble
r ew/ar'ging
\ y enthusias'tical
enshield'
^ eiilighl'en X/ enshrine' T ■ enthnsias'tically
enlight'cned y)" enshrined' '^X entice'
enlight'cner y enshrin'ing ^ enticed'
enlight'enii'g enshroud' Xn, entice'ment
enlighl'enment 'y enshroud'ed V enti'cer
'Y' enlist' y ^ enshroud'ing ' enti'eing
_ ^ enlist'ed en'siform ''%y enti'cingly
dy ^ enlist'ing t ^ entire'
^ enJist'inent ) en signcy entire'ly
enli'vcn ^ ' en'silage entire'ness
enli'vcned / enslave' entire'ty
enli'vener enslaved' ^ enti'tle
enli'vening ^^,4) ensla'ver 'Xl'' 1 enti'tled
en'niity enslave'ment ^ entitling
»n en'neagon enslav'ing ! '^l_ en'tity
Ennean'dria ensnare' entomb'
yX, enno'blc ensnared' entombed
enno'bled ensnar'er entomb'ing
enno'blcment ensnar'ing entomb'ment
enno'bling '"X ' ensphere' T . entom'ic
ennui' d ensphered' entom'ical '
enor'mity ^ enspher'ing '■'Xen'tomoid
enor'mous d '"iX enstamp' ^ entomolog'ical
enor'mously enstamped'
enstamp'ing entomol'ogist
. eiior'mousness
yV. enough' ensue' .'^•'^7. entomol'ogy
__}) enounce' yf ensued'
enounced' ensu'ing entomoph'agous
enoun'eing 'X' ensure' .[ enton'ic
enquire' j entab'lature entourage'
enrage' X '''Y~ entail' ' Entozo'a
enraged' i y. entailed' 'X)-’ cntozo'on
enra'ging ' entail'ing en'tr’acte
enrap'turc entail'ment en'trails
enrap'turod ■ entan'gle entrain'
^enrap'turing entan'gled '"'"Xy entram'mcl
^ entan'glenicnt ^ entram'melled
enrav'ish
_ entan'gling 1 entram'meled
enrav'ished en'tasis . t entram'melling
enrav'ishing ■V]’ entente' ( entram'meling
enrav'ishnient V- . ^ en'ter entrance
.4 enrich' en'tered entrana'd'
enriched' en'tercr entranc'ing
enrich'er V. . ^—1 enter'ic cn'trant
enrich'ing enteri'tis _ entrap'
enrich'ment __ ^ en'tering X entrapped'
' enrobe' enterol'ogy ^ cntrap'ping
enrobed' V _ en'terprise \ vi-q entreat'
enrob'ing _ S en'terprised ' entreat'ed
enrol', enroll' en'tcrpriser entreat'er
enrolled' eii'terprising 1. entreat'ing
(‘iitrcating:lj’ 87 ecjuivoeator

\/^ epergne' epod'ic

entrcat'iiigly
e'phah ep'onym
(. entroal'y
ephem'era epwpee'
1‘ entree
ephenieral . eprouvctte'
entremets'
ephem'cris X/2 M epura'tion
1 entrench'
ephem'cron equabiiity
' entrcnch'ment
^ L en'trepot Ephe'sian e'quable
eph'od e'quably
entrepreneur' eph'or _ e'qtial
cn'tresol ep'ic equal'ity
epican'thus equaliza'tion
entrust'
ep'icarp e'qtMlize
en'try
ep'icene e'qvcilizcd
entwine'
epicra'iiium e'qxtalizing
entwined'
Epicte'tian ( e'qualled
’ entwin'ing
( e'qualed
\^' entwist' ep'icure
enu'cleate e'qualUng
enu'cleated Epicure'an _ e'qually
enu'cleating Epicure'anism equan'gular
enuclea'tion ep'icurism equanim'ity
enu'merate ep'icycle
enu'mcrated epicy'cloid equa'tion
enu'merating epidem'ic equa'tor
enumera'tion equato'rial
- epidem'ical eq'uerry
■ enu'inerative
enu'merator epider'mal eques'trian
epider'mis , eques'trianism
. enun'ciate
enun'ciated epigas'tric equian'gular
enun'ciating epiglot'tic equidis'tant
enuncia'tion epiglot'tis iT equilat'eral
enun'ciative ep'igram r equilibrate
■ enun'ciatory epigrammat'ic . equilibrated
envel'op epigrammat'ical equilibrating
. en'velope epigranimatist r- ./f\i equilibra'tioii
envel'oped ep'igraph ^ equilib'rious
.. envel'oping ep'ilepsy equiiibrist
envel'opment epilep'tic equilib'rity'
enven'om ep'ilogue equilib'rium
enven'omed Epiph'any e'quine
enven'oming \ epiph'ysis equinoc'tial
Vp ep'iphyte e'quinox
en'viable
en'viably epis'copacy equip'
epis'copal eq'uipage
■ en'vied
Episcopa'lian equip'ment
en'vier
episcopa'lianism ^ ee'quipoise
quipoise
en'vious _ •__
equipoilence
cn'viously epis'copate
ep'isode ■ v.^iu.i.^ilency
equipoilency
envi'ron
ep'isodial < fkmiinnl'lpnt
equipoilent
envi'roned
ep'isperm equipon'derance
envi'roning
epis'cle equipon'derant
environment
epis'tolary equipped'
environs
epis'tolize equip'ping
en'voy
ep'istyle equiso'nance
en'voyship
ep'itaph equiso'nant
en'vy
, epithabimiuin eq'uitable
en'vying
ep'ithet eq'uitably
enwrap'
epithet'ic eq'uitant
!./( . enwreathe'
epil'ome equita'tion
*<). E'ocene
epit'omist eq'uites
Cj ^ Eo'Iian
epit'omize eq'uity
t-L-i Eoiic
epit'omized equiv'alence
'Y' eoiipile
epit'omizer equiv'alency
. '~J> e'on
epit'omizing equiv'alent
v Eozo'ic
ep'itrite equiv'ocal
i-J'’ Eozo'on
Epizo'a equiv'ocally
^ _ ep'act
epizo'an equiv'ocate
. ep'arch
epizo'ic equiv'ocated
V ^ ep'archy
epizoot'ic equiv'ocating
, epaule'ment
ep'och equivoca'tion
ep'aulet
ep'ode equiv'ocator
epen'thesis
 equivoque 88 ether

e'quivoque ^ Erse ) espous'ing

equiv'orous erst ^ i espy'
J e'ra i erst'while ± \ espy'ing
X** era'diate L erubes'cence j rr- Es'quimau
eradia'tion V erubes'cent 1 esquire'
Xl ■ erad'icable *—i. eruct'ate )• es'say
Xl^. erad'icate ^—l. eructa'tion ■)• essayed'
XL- erad'icated yy - er'udite •V 1 essaXer
erad'icating ' '^Ay. yy ' er'uditely ^ V essay'ing
XLj ' eradica'tion '^1 cr'uditeness es'sayist
' XL- eradi'cative XL Lj> erudi'tion )• es'sence
era'sable -Lp eru'ginous es'senced
^ erase' '-vr V erupt' es'sencing
erased' ^ erupt'ed ' Essene'
erase'ment X I- erup'tion ’ essen'tial
era'ser V erup'tive ^J essential'ity
' era'sing [ erysip'elas ■)• , / essen'tially
. I)' era'sion ^ erysipel'atous ( estab'lish
i ^ Eras'tian V erythe'raa 1 established
^ J'- _ Eras'tianism iX'• 1 escalade' ■j estab'lisher
\j&-s X era'sure N escala'ded X? ?. fstab'lishing
M X gj.g ^ escala'ding J -N.;- establishment
Er'ebus \ t—*' \ escal'lop estafette'
^ erect' ^ escapade' X ^ estate'
- erect'able 1 \ escape' •V-^. •• esteem'
—i. ^ > erect'ed escaped' esteem'able
erect'ile V escape'ment •K. ■ \ esteemed'
a_1 erectil'ity V ^ '4^ escap'ing » . esteem'ing
erect'ing i—^ escarp' ^ esthet'ic
erec'tion N , t-X' escarped' t -W; es'timable
erect'ly 4-X\ escarp'ing l_i ^ \ es'timate, n.
erect'ness j- i—v» escarp'ment ' es'timate, v.
_erect'or X \ eschalot' es'timated
ere'long . i—es'char es'timating
er'emite i-Xl—: , ^ escharot'ic ' estima'tion
“X-, ■ ' eremit'ic iy7. eschatol'ogy es'timator
~X-a. . eremit'ical V / escheat' ^ est'ival
er'ethisin y ' V escheat'able ^ estiva'tion
erg N X / escheat'cd a (1:5 estop'
V -s > 4 / escheat'ing '\ J ' estopped'
\ er'got / ■* \ escheat'or a X estop'pel
V er'gotism / \ f eschew' '\ J esto'vers
_ Eri'ca •\ 4 '' eschewed' •) jCo estrade'
X—eriom'cter / \ . eschew'ing 5 estrange'
'V-^er'mine 4“X( Esco'rial 5 '1* estranged'
' er'mined , ( es'cort, n. •) !• / estrange'ment
X| ' erode' ' (escort', V. (• ^ ) estran'ging
X' ero'ded N _ escort'ed 4) 'I* estrapade'
XJ’ ero'den t N escort'ing i! X, estray'
ero'ding \ escritoire' > a estreat'
0 ^ ero'sioti escrito'rial } ’ '• estreat'ed
ero'sive 'j X'Escula'pian 1.,, > cstreat'ing
■?\ ■ X-, erot'ic es'culent 5 !• estrepe'ment
' erpetol'ogy \ 47 escutch'eon 1 es'tuary
'• q err < 47, cscutch'eoned V:> J es'tuate
*i er'rand ^ . esoph'agus \ J estua'tion
. er'rant Xt® _: esoter'ic I I et cet'era
er'rantry ^ espal'ier X / etch
XI •• erra'ta ./ etched
Xl_i errat'ic ^ espe'cial •f etch'er
Xl ■ errat'ical ■V 4-1 \ ( espe'dally J etch'ing
XJ ■ errat'ically \ Esperan'to J ‘ eter'nal
Xb-s V ■ erra'tum ^ '<y' espi'al J eter'nally
^ cr'rhiiie s \ espied' •'K eter'nity
_ erred \ \ . es'pionage ■1. .4_j, eter'nize
a er'ring esplanade' * eter'nized
erro'iieous "1 ) y'” cspou'sal ; X_sv eter'nizing
erro'neously .) V espouse' X ’ ete'sian
*•, erro'neousness \ espoused' .(X eth'al
er'ror espous'er ^ e'ther
ethereal 89 exaggerating

ethe'real eu'phemist even'tual

ethe'realize _ eupheinist'ic even'tually
^ ethe'realized ’ eu'phemize eventual'ity
ethe'realizing euphon'ic even'tuate
e'theriform eupho'nious ev'er
e'therism ^ eu'phonism ever'circulator
etheriza'tion 'eu'phony ev'ergreen
^ e'therize eu'phrasy everlast'ing
e'therized ) eu'phuism everlast'ingly
e'therizing ' eu'phuist ever-liv'ing
eth'ic euphuis'tic ’ evevmore'
eth'ical Eura'sian ev'ery
eth'ically eure'ka ev'erybody
eth'ics eurhyth'my ev'ery-day
. E'thiop euri'pus ev'erything
> Ethio'pian Euroc'lydon ev'erywhere
, Ethiop'ic Europe'an evict'
Uv eth'inoid Eusta'Chian evict'ed
ethmoi'dal eu'style evict'ing
<— eth'narch eutec'tic evic'tion
eth'nic Euter'pean ev'idence
■■—^ eth'nical euthana'sia ev'idenced
ethnog'rapher euthan'asy ev'idencing
ethnograph'ic evac'uant ev'ident
ethnograph'ical -evac'uate eviden'tial
, ethnog'raphy •V_^ J evac'uated ev'idently
' (*;. ethnolog'ic _ evac'uating e'vil
ethnol'ogist _ J evacua'tion e'vil-doer
, ethnol'ogy "Dk _ evac'uative e'vil-eyed

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etholog'ic
etholog'ical
ethol'ogist
vv ethol'ogy
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evac'uator
evade'
eva'ded
eva'der
evince'
, evinced'
, evin'cible
evin'cing
•cr ^ .eth'yl eva'ding evin'cive
- evis'cerate
.W‘.‘ e'tiolate evanes'cence
}4. etiol'ogy ^ evanes'cent evis'cerated
■L et'iquette evan'gel evis'cerating
•u Etne'an evangel'ic e viscera'tion
Eto'nian ev'itable
evangel'ical
Etrus'can evoke'
etui' evan'gelism evoked'
■Lt^ etymolog'ic evan'gelist kr. ev'olute
ety molog'ical evaiigeliza'tion evolu'tion
/ etymolog'ically evan'gelize evolu'tionary
WI. etymol'ogist evan'gelized evolu'tionist
etymol'ogy . evan'gelizing evolve'
et'ymon .^<j^evan'ish evolved'
Eucalyp'tus evap'orable evolve'ment
eucalyp'tol evap'orate
evolv'ing
Eu'charist evap'orated
eucharis'tic ^ evap'orating evul'sion
>iL. eucharis'tical ^ evapora'tion 0 > ewe
eu'crasy evap'orative ew er
eudiom'eter X- eva'sible ew'ery, ew'ry
~y. eudiomet'ric ^ , >eva'sion exac'erbate
eudiom'etry i. ' t eva'sive exac'erbated
eugen'ic ^ eva'sively exac'crbating
eu'iogist . ■ ^ eva'siveness -T5^ exacerba'tion
eulogis'tic eve exact'
eulo'gium , ^ evec'tion exact'ed
eu'logize ^ e'ven exact'er
eu'logized . ^ e'vened exact'ing
eu'logizing I eve'ning exac'tion
eu'logy , N/' e'venly exact'itude
eu'nomy e'venness exact'ly
eu'nuch e'vensong exact'ness
eupep'sy
.Vo
event' exact'or
eupep'tic event'ful exag'gerate
event'fulness exng'gcrated
eu'phemism e'ventide exag'gerating
 exaggeration 90 exhalement

exaggera'tion exci'table excur'sive

exalt' exci'tant excur'sus
exalta'tion excita'tion excu'sable
exalt'ed exci'tative excu'sably
^ exalt'edness exci'tatory excu'satory
y-w exalt'ing excite' 9 excuse'
—exam'inable exci' ted excused'
exain'inant excite'ment excuse'less
. ■ examina'tion exci' ter excu'ser
• . exam'iiie exci'ting excu'sing
. exain'iiicd exci'tingly ex'ecrable
exam'iner exclaim' ex'ecrably
exarn'ining exclaimed' ex'ecrate
exam'ple exclaim'er ex'ecrated
exanthe'ma exclaim'ing ex'ecratiiig
exanthem'atous exclama'tion execra'tion
exanthe'sis exclam'ativc ex'ecratory
ex'arch exclam'atory exec'utant
ex'archate exclude' ex'ecute
exas'perate exclu'ded ex'ecuted
exas'perated exclu'ding ex'ecuting
^ exas'perating exclu'sion execu'tion
exaspKjra'tion exclu'sionist execu'tioner
^ excandes'cent exclu'sive exec'utive
■ n. ex'cavate exclu'sively exec'utor
^ ex'cavated exclu'siveness executo'rial
ex'cavating excog'itate exec'utorship
:> excava'tion excog'itated '■ exec'utory
ex'cavator I excog'itating exec'utrix
exceed' excogita'tion exege'sis
exceed'ed , . excommu'nic- exeget'ic
■[f exceed'ing able excget'ical
exceed'ingly T excommu'nicate excm'plar
excel' excommu'ni- I exgm'plarily
excelled' cated [ting ‘exem'plary
. ex'cellence excommunica'- exemplifica'tion
ex'cellency excommu'nica- excm'plified
ex'cellent tioii ’ exem'plifier
ex'cellently • excommu'nica- exem'plify
excel'liiig tor
excel'sior exco'riate exem'plifying
except' exco'riated exempt'
except'ed A-y' exco'riating exempt'ed
except'ing excoria'tion exempt'ing
excep'tion 1 excor'ticate exemp'tion
cxcep'tionable • excortica'tion exequa'tur
excep'tional -r- ex'crement ex'equies
except'ive excremen'tal ex'ercisable
except'or excremeiiti'tious ex'ercise
ex'cerpt, v., n. excres'ccnce ex'ercised
excerp'ta excres'cent ex'erciscr
excerp'tion excre'ta ex'ercising
excess' excrete' exercita'tion
p excess'ive excre'ted exergue'
,p kX' excess'ively excre'ting exert'
- exccss'iveness excre'tion exert'ed
/ exchange' excre'tive ' exert'ing
~7\ exckangenbiVity excre'tory exer'tion
__p exchange'ah\o excru'ciate exfo'liate
’> . / exchanged' excru'ciated exfo'liated
exchan'ger excru'ciating ^ exfo'liating
exchan' excrucia'tion exfolia'tion
excheq'ucr excul'pable exfo'liative
exci'sable ex'culpate exha'lable
excise' ex'culpatcd ’ exha'lant
excised' ex'culpating . exhala'tion
■X excise'man exculpa'tion exhale'
O exci'sing excul'patory , exhaled'
exci'sion excur'sion exha'ling
T\ excitabil'ity excur'sionist exhale'ment
L.
 exhaust 91 exposfc

exhaust' . exor'dial —^'ti experimen'tal

, ^ exhaust'ed - - exor'dium experimen'tal st
"T exhaust'ible exosto'sis experimen'talize
> ^ 1 exhaust'ing cxoter'ic
“X cxhaus'tion cxoter'ical expcrimcn'tally
^ \ exhaust'ive ~y . exot'ic exper'imented
^ exhaust'less exot'idsiu exper'imenter
exhib'it expand' exper'imenting
exhib'ited expaiid'ed exper'imentist
^ exhib'iting -y. ^ expand'er XTXl^ ex'pert
exhibi'tioii \ expaud'ing ~X/ expert'ly
. ^ exhibi'tioner expanse' expert'iiess
^ exhib'itive expansibility ex'piable
■1. \ exhib'itor expan'sible ex'piate
V exhib'itory expan'sion ex'piated
. . exhil'arant . expan'sive /■'' ex'piating
. exhil'arate expa'tiate 'X*' expia'tion
exhil'arated expa'tiated ■X^ ex'piator
exhil'arating _ y expa'tiating V'X^ ex'piatory
■ exhilara'tion X expatia'tion X„^\ X’ expir'able
■ exhort' X expa'tiator ^-9 P expira'tion
■ y^-j exhorta'tion expa'tiatory ~\/]y; ^ expir'atory
■ yX exhort'ative : X)^ expa'triate "X. expire'
. jx]' exhort'atory "^•v, / expa'triated "X^^ ^ expired'
.y- . exhort'ed 'f. expa'triating ■X_^ . ^ expir'ing
exhort'er ”^•1 ■* expatria'tion ) ~X/’ expi'ry
■ 1—> exhort'ing uf- \ expect' explain'
. exhuma'tion p expect'ance explain'able
. exhume' expect'ancy explained'
. exhumed' -Xy^y) expect'ant explain'er
■ exhu'ming “X^^^ expect'antly explain'ing
exigeant \ —yX expecta'tion ~Xj5 explana'tion
r ex igency —expect'ed "Xs ‘ explan'atory
) ex'igent ~X expect'er “X b'’ ex'pletive
exig'uous \ expect'mg L X: ex'pletory
.'iy~ ex'ile expect'ingly X' ■ ex'plicable
ex'iled ~X ... (T cxpec'torant ex'plicate
■ ex'iling expec'torate ■ ■ ex'plicated
^ exinani'tion X . ' expec'torated xyy ex'plicating
^ exist' "X-y,. expec'torating X explica'tion
p exist'ed X_fl expectora'tion " ^ ex'plicative
exist'ence b“X^ expe'dience X. . t ex'plicatorv
.p exist'ent X J/. expe'diency Xyx^ explic'it
”T _ exist'ible 1 ~X expe'dicnt J explic'itly
\ iv existibil'ity ' expe'diently y "X explic'itnesr
■y exist'ing "Xv 'f ex'pedite X- .iy explode'
yf ex'it * -X ex'pedited 1 X-' explo'ded
ex may'or "X^lj' ex'peditely '■ explo'der
. ex'ode ' ex'pediting xX' explo'ding
exo'dium * "X. expedi'tion O exploit'
Ex'ckIus "X t; expedi'tionary x^ exploita'tiou
1 ex'ogen IX "X o expedi'tious 'Hji b explora'tion
exog'enous X r" L? XQ/j^. explor'atory
expedi'tiously
' exon'erate explore'
■ exon'erated expel' 1 'X explored'
„ exon'erating X expelled X' explor'er
exouera'tion * XX expel'ler 1 X> exploding
’ / exon'erative ~nX^ expel'ling , ) explo'sion
' exon'erator expend' X/ explo'sive
yV ex'orable X expend'ed • explo'sively
exor'bitance ~X^ expend'ing expo'nent
exor'bitancy —Si expend'iture V. - ] exponen'tial
J exor'bitant _o \ expense' Xc- export
/ exor'bitantly \ „ expen'sive e::port'able
ex'orcise ■ „ expen'sive\y "XC/b exporta'tion
^ ex'orcised expen'siveness Xx export'ed
ex'orciser expe'rience Xr export'er
ex'ordsing .. expe'rienced Xc^ export'ing
ex'orcisra expe'riendng expose'
ex'orcist Xp. experiment Xy expose'
exposed 92 eye-server

exposed'
expo'ser
expo'sing V
extend'ible
extend'ing
extensibility
^.1
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14
extradi'tion
T extra'dos
t extrajudi'cial
exposi'tion exten'sible extramun'dane
expos'itive exten'sile U-“■ extramu'ral
expos'itor exten'sion t_s> extra'iieous
expos'itory exten'sive O’ extra'neously
expos'tulate exten'sively ■' LX-: extraor'dinarily
expos'tulated
extcn'siveness _ extraor'dinary
expos'tulating
expostula'tion exten'sor extrav'agance
expos'tulator extent' extrav'agant
expos'tulatory exteii'uate 2L.. L extrav'agantly
expo'sure IX exten'uated I. extravagan'za
, expound' , exten'uating ' extrav'asate
expound'ed 1 extenua'tion I. extrav'asatcd
expound'er exten'uator L Vp extrav'asating
expound'ing exte'i ior 1 V-H| extravasa'tion
ex-pres'ident exte'riorly . S« •_ L--( extreme'
express' exter'minate extreme'ly
express'age exter'minated extre'mist
expressed' exter'minating extrem'ity
express'ible extermina'tion •tri—i ex'tricable
express'ing exter'minator ’L . ^ ex'tricate
expres'sion exter'miiiatory ex'tricated
expres'sionless Ls ^ extrica'tion
extern'
express'ive i extrin'sic
’ express'ively exter'nal Ljt-i extrin'sical
exter'nalism " ■ extrin'sically
express'iveness
XL ^ external'ity ' extrude'
express'ly -Hi C-? exter'nalize 1_,. extru'ded
exprobra'tion cX X exter'nally extru'ding
expro'priate exter'sion "Mj. extru'sioii
expro'priated extinct' exu'berance
expro'priating extinc'teur exu'berant
^ expropria'tion
extinc'tion ■p exu'berantly
expul'sion Tj* _ exuda'tion
-^w expul'sive extin'guish XT exude'
expunc'tion exiin' guishahXe exu'dcd
expunge' extin' guished exu'ding
expunged' extin'guisher exul'cerate
expun'gin g extin' guishing exul'cerated
ex'purgate extin'guishment exul'ccrating
ex'purgated ex'tirpate exulccra'tion
ex'purgating ex'tirpated , exult'
expurga'tion ex'tirpating , exult'ant
ex'purgator extirpa'tion exulta'tion
expur'gatory ex'tirpator exult'cd
ex'quisite extol' exult'ing
ex'quisitely extolled' exult'ingly
ex'quisiteness extol'lor O I- exu'viae
exsan'guious extol'ling ^ ..1. eye
exscind' cxtor'sive V eye ball
exscind'ed extort' ''Na eye'brow
exscind'ing extort'ed d eyed
exsic'cant extort'er c_o eye'-glass
ex'siccate . 1 extort'ing ^ eye'ing, ey'ing
exsicca'tion extor'tion •IJ eye'lash
exsuc'tion _ extor'lionary eye'less
ex'tant extor'tionate eye'lct
extempora'ncous extor'tioner eye'let-hole
extem'porary ext'ra /I _ eye'lid
exteni'pore extract V'n/ eye'inark
extern'porize U extract'able ^ eyc'piece
extem'porized ^extract'ed ^ vy. eyc'-pit
extcm'porizer L-v^extract'ing ' ^ ey'cr
extem'porizing -3 extrac'tion ' V- eye'-salve
extend' ■ extrac'tive eyc'-servant
extcnd'ed l|v ex'tradite eye'-serve
7 ^
extend'er ex'tradited eye'-server
eye-service n eyry

eye'-scrvice eye'string eye'-witness

eye'shot eye'-tooth eye'-witnessing
eyc'sight eye'-water I eyot
eye'sore eye'-wink ^ eyre
eye'spot eye'-winker 0. e/ry
 F

. Fa'bian u fa'ding falla'cious

fa'ble v_> . fae'ces falla'ciousl}'
fa'bled L_C facc'ula falla'ciousness
fa'bler — fag fal'lacy
fag'-end fall'cn
fa'bling fallihil'ity
->_ri fag'giiig
'A fal'lible
fab'ric
fab'ricant . ^ fag'ot fall'iiig
fab'ricate Fallo'pian
Fah renheit fal'low
fab'ricated
fab'ricating " faience' 'lyi fal'low deer
fabrica'tion \ fail a /Cl filtowed
fab'ricator . ' failed fal'lowing
fab'ulist fairing false
fab'ulous false'-hearted
^ faille r 6^- false'hood
fagade'
face \ ' fail'ure b r false'ly
faced fain >' 'v > false'ness
fac'et faineant' 'Z Cj ^ fal'ser
fac'eted faint fal'sest
face^tiae faint'ed C falset'to
facc'tious faint'er f C fal'sifiable
face'tiously faint'est ■'* ' h falsification
face'tiousness faint-heart'ed fal'sified
fa'cia . faint'ing fal'sifier
fa'cial fainttsh fal'sify
fac'ile faint'ly fal'sity
facil'itate k.-. o faint'ness fal'tcr
facil'itated fair fal'tcred
faciritating ^ Vt fair'er fal'tering
facilitation ^ A fair'est 'ey '■ farteringly
facility ^ , fair'ly fame
fa'ciiig fair'ness famed
facsim'ile famil'iar
fact V_/' fair'y-land familiar'ity
faction faith familiarization
factionist faith'ful famil'iarize
factious ’ famiViarized
faith'fully
factiously famil'iarizing
factiousness
factitious
factitiously
\ faith'fulness
faith'less
faith'lessness
famil'iarly
fam'ily
fam'inc
factitive fam'ish
fake
factor fam'ished
factorage V, ^ fakir' fam'ishing
facto'rial ^ falcade' fa'mous
factory fal'cate fa'mously
factotum j'ly^^fal'cated fan
' fac'ula falca'tion fanat'ic
factiltative fal'chion fanat'ical
fac'ulty fal'con fanat'icism
fad fan'eied
fad'dist fal'coner fan'eier
fad'dle fal'conet fan'eiful
fade fal'conry fan'cifulness
fa'ded fald'stool fan'ey
fade'less Falcr'nian fan'eying
fadge fall fandan'go

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fasdna'tion faugh
Vii fane
fanfare' ■ Fa'scist ^ fault
< . fanfaron' ^ fash fault'ily
fanfaronade' fash'ion yr. fault'iness
"y. • f ash'ionable fault'less
fang
fash'ionably fault'lessly
V. fanged
fash'ioned fault'lessness
fan'gled <0

fang'less fash'ioner . fault'y

T fan'light fash'ioning 'Cj faun
fash'ionist _ fau'na
fanned
fan'ner fast fau'nist
y fast -day or y „ fauteuil'
fan'ning
V fast'en '■'C^r faux pas
fan'tail
f fanta'sia fast'ened ^ fa'vor, fa'vour
V.- . fan'tasies fast'ening V ^ fa'vourable
fast'er '>>T fa'vourably
^ lx fan'tasm
■'• fantas'tic t fast'est V ^
^
fa'voured
fa'vourer
'H fantas'tical ^ 'y, fastid'ious
fantas'tically t 1 fastid'iously V fa'vouring
T fastid'iousness ' fa'vourite
fan'tasy
[ fa'vouritism
1. fan'tora 'U.i fast'ing
'Co fawn
far ky fast'ness
fawned
^ far'ad V- fat
__ fawn'er
faradiza'tion v fa'tal
'v: f fa'talism 'Co^ fawn'ing
farce
t fa'talist 'Co^ , fawn'ingly
^ J farceur'
- far'cical ^ 4 fatalis'tic ~ V fay
far'cin 1 fatal'ity fay'ing
V) far'cy V. ' fa'tally V fC^lf
t fate *' fe'alty
far'del
^ V fare t. -fa'ted V_ fear
* ^ V. fared '■ t fate'ful ^ feared
^ fates ^ fear'ful
U ' farewell' ,5^
<^/v far'-fetched V fa'ther ^ fear'fulness
c fa'thered C fear'ing
’ fari'na
’ farina'ceous ^ 'C fa'therhood 'o ^ fear'less
f. far'ing fa'thering ly" y fear'lessly
fa'ther-iu-law fear'lessness
1 far'inose
farm ^ l' fa'therland fear'some
farm'able . V /C> fa'therless feasibil'ity
V fa'therliness 'vj fea'sible
\-v farmed
y S fea'sibleness
farm'er ^ K fa'therly
r farm'ery V fath'om Vo- feast
farm'house t-. V fath'omable \jj feast'-day
V- farm'ing V fath'omed • Vi feast'ed
1- farm'-labourer ^ \ fath'oming feast'er
iaim'yard v fath'omless Vo-. feast'ing
Qy fa'ro Vr V fatigue' 'v: feat
V, feath'er
r^ farra ginous 'v U: fatigued
^ V. feath'er-bed
V farra'go L V fatigu'ing
Vo) ^ feath'ered
far'rier S. fat'ling
far'riery feath'er-edge
O ^at?y V: , 7 feath'ering
/ far'row C fat ness
' far'sighted V fat'ted Vyv feath'ery
V far'ther V ^ fat'ten V^. < fea'ture
far'tberwos' J- i: fat'tened Vwj_ fea'tured
' far'thest fat'tener • ‘ febrifa'dent
^ far'thing y fat'tening feb'rifuge
v- far'thingale X; fat'ter
y fat'test J Vjy y feb'rile
fas'ces
V ^ fat'tiness Vj^. '' febril'ity
_;* fas'da
fas'cicle \v, fat'ting y •'• V^ Feb'ruary
fas'cicled ,• fat'tish S_i ' fe'cal
' fascic'ular J V fat'ty Vd -
fe'ces
V 1. fatu'itous y fec'ula
Vo-y fascic'ulate
y> fascic'ulated 1 V fatu'ity fec'ulence
1 S fat'uous —y fec'ulent
K. ^ fascic'ulus
fas'dnate V/ 1 faubourg fec'und
fas'dnated n/ <03 fau'ces fec'undate
fas'dnating fau'cet fecunda'tion
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fecundity 96 fibrous
.
, fecun'dity _fem'inine k fer'vency
\ fed feminin'ity k k, fer'vent
V: . I fed'eral fem'inize k' ^ fer'vently
f . V^j^if^fed'eralism kr^- fem'oral, fe'mur T' k fer'vid
, V /<=>• fed'eralist ki fen k fer'vidly
fed'eralize fence f k fer'vor, fer'vour
. * Vfed'eralized fenced ka_^ k fes'cue
V; fed'eralizing 'Vy? fence'less k fesse
’ V, fed'erate S fen'cer kft fes'tal
V. - ^ federa'tion fen'cible ‘r ks fes'ter
^ fed'erative fen'cing k, fes'tered
, V. n. fee Vo fend k). fes'tering
. fee'ble . fend'ed kp fes'tival
. » \ fee'bleness k^ fend'er J k fes'tive
\ ^ fee'bler fend'ing k t- kf fes'tively
.V' V fee'blest fenes'tral k, ^ festiv'ity
\ . > fee'bly ^ fenes'trate, adj. Ij kp ' festoon'
^ \ feed fenes'trate, v. J- k festooned'
, •* feed'er k-yoi fenestra'tion “* fe'tal
1 \ feed'ing Fe'nian ' k fetch
fee'-farm Fe'nianism k ' fetched
, fee'iiig fen'nel k fetch'ing
> feel fen'ny vt, / fete
■ . > feel'er \ feoff k fet'id
. V feel'ing k, feoffee' k, fetif'erous
V feel'ingly \ feoff'er k k fe'tish, fe'tich
7 Sty fee simple k. ^ feoff'ment Jj. fet'lock
, ' feet k-a k-^ fera'cious f- fe'tor
. fee tail k^ , ferac'ity V fet'ter
•' ^ feign . k/^ fe'rae k) ^ fet'tered
, feigned k^ . fe'rial k fet'tering
. feign'edly * k/ fe'rine k ^^fe'tus
. ■ feign'ing ferment •t k feu
't-»Y feign'ingly *\jv fermentabil'ity feud
. ' feint 'V ' ferment'able k feu'dal
V . _ fefd'spar fermenta'tion J k feu'dalism
V ^ felic'itate ^ 'V, ferment'ative k^^ -Jk feudaliza'tion
. ^ felic'itated t. ferment'ed -A k feu'dalize
^ _ felic'itating ferment'ing k -b feu'dalized
. ^ felicita'tion k/ fern^ -b k feu'dalizing
V ^ felic'itous k^ fern'ery k feu'dary
■ ^ ^3^ felic'itously k/ ' fern'y k.w. feu'datory
^ felic'ity k/^X fero'cious k feud'ist
. ^ fc'line fero'ciously -1- kV feuilleton'
fero'ciousness k fe'ver
‘^ ^ fel'lah ■ k(f feroc'ity k, k fe'vered
. fellaheen' k/^ fer'rous k k fe'verfew
, > felled k fer'ret k k fe'verish
, > fell'er kyd- fer'reted k ^ fe'verishly
> fell'ing k^fer'reting . k fe'verishness
> fell'monger fer'riage k k^few
fel'loe, fel'low ky fer'ric ■ k- few'er
fel'low-creature k/j fer'ricd " kjtfew'ness
kr ^ ' fel'low-heir kO' f errif'erous k fez
. ^ fel'lowship ferru'ginated k-^ . fiacre
^ ki^ ferru'ginous kjf, fiance, fiancee
^ wq- kif ' fer'rule
. ^ ^ \ fe'lo-de-se '^'fias'co
^ v^fel'on k/- fer'ry ' k fi'at
. ^ felo'nious k^ _fer'ry-boat k, 1 fib
'■ 1 felo'niously . k/ fer'ry-man k, k fibbed
, ^ ^ fel'ony - ** 1 fer'tile kr. fib'ber
fel'spar ^ fertility k, ; fib'bing
felspath'ic 'k . fertiliza'tion ,, k;” k-v fi'bre
j fer'tilize kw .» fi'bril
. felt'ed yw fer'tilized kv/fibril'la
^ . felt'er . "k ^ fer'tilizer ■ fi'brillous
. felt'ing k^ f fer'tilizing kv fi'brin
^ . feluc'ca k/ fer'ula fi'brinous
. V-rV fe'niale k ' ferula'ceous T k{ fi'broid
feminal'ity kv' k/” fer'ule kv fi'brous
tibiila 97 lire-place

fib'ula fig'ment fina'le

fig-tree final'ity
fichu' • V—figurabil'ity fi'nally
rtck'le , fig'urablc finance'
fick'leness fig'ural financed'
fick'ly fig'urate finan'cing
ft'CO fig'urated finan'cial
fic'tile figura'tion fuian'dally
fictil'ia fig'urative finan'cier
fic'tion k fig'urative^ly finch
fic'tionist fig'ure find
fig'ured find'er
ficti'tious VjT-i fig'ure-head find'ing
> ^ fig'uring fine
ficti'tiously V/V' ftla'ceous fined
ficti'tiousness Vjf^ fil'acer fine'draw
fic'tor Vi . fil'ament fine'drawer
fi'cus ’ filamen'tous fine'drawing
fill filan'der fine'drawn
fid'dle fil'atory fine'ly
fid'dled fil'ature fine'ness
fid'dler fil'bert fi'ner
fid'dle-stick filch fi'nery
fid'dling ^ filched fine'spun
fidel'ity V// filch'er finesse'
fidg'et .y filch'iiig finess'ing
fidg'eted V file fi'nest
fidg'etily ' ^ filed fine'-still
fidg'etiness V/V .fil'emot fin'ger
fidg'eting fi'ler fin'gered
fidg'ety fil'ial fin'gering
ftdu'cial ■ _ filia'tion fin'ger-ring
fidu'ciary V/'v filibuster fin'ial
fie fil'ibustering fin'ical
fief fil'ibusterism finical'ity
field fil'icoid fin'icalness
field'-bed fil'igree fin'icking
field'-book fil'igrced fin'ikin
field'er fi'ling fi'ning
field'fare Filio'que fi'nis
field'-glass fill fin'ish
field'-hos'pital filled fin'ished
^ field'-officer fill'er fin'isher
field'-piece fil'let fin'ishing
fiend fil'leted fi'nite
fiend'ish fil'leting fi'nitely
fiend'like fil'libeg fi'nitcness
fierce > fill'ing fin'itude
fierce'ly fil'lip fin'less
fierce'ness fil'liped Finn
fierc'er fil'ly finned
fierc'est film fin'ny
fi'eri-fa'cias filni'iness fin'-toed
fi'eriness film'y fiord, fjord
fi'ery fi'lose fir
fife fil'ter fire
fifed ftl'tered fire'arm
fi'fer filtering fire'brand
fi'fing ^ filth fire'-brick
fifteen' ,
fifteenth
\Ar: filth'ily
filth'iiiess
fire'-brigade

fifth filth'y fire'-clay

fifth'ly fil'trate fire'-damp
fil'trated fired
V fif'tieth v/1i. \J^‘ fil'trating fire'-engine
fif'ty
filtra'tion fire'fly
fight '^^.^^fim'briate fire'lock
fight'er fin
fight'ing
^ V , ft'nable fire'man
fig-leaf fi'nal fire'-pi ace
 fire'-plug fit'ting flam'meous
fire'proof fit'tingly V-—. fla'my
.fir'er fit'tings flanch
fire'ship fitz flange
fire'side five ~ flank
v|yv fire'stone five'fold ''--...^flanked
tire'-wood fivcs'-court , flank'er
fire'work, fix 1:7^ fliink'ing
ftr'ing fix'able flan'nel
• fir'kin fixa'tion o- flan'nelette
firm tix'ative o flan'iiclled.flan'-
> fir'mament fixed flap [neled
firmamcn'tal fix'edly ftap'dragon
fir'maii fix'ediiess flapped
firm'er fix'ing . flap'per
firm'ly fix'ity flare
fix'ture flared
firm'ness ; fiz'gig flar'ing
first fizz flash
first'-horn fiz'zle flashed
fiz'zled flash'er
first'-cXass
first'irxats
V fiz'zling flash'-house
; first'-hand fjeld flash'ily
first'ling flab'bergast flash'ing
first'ly flab'biiiess flash'y
first'-rate flab'by flask
firth flabel'late flas'ket
fir'tree tlabella'tion flat
fisc flac'cid flat'-boat
fis'cal flaccid'ity flat'fish
fish flac'cidness
fished flag flat'-iron
fish'er flagell'ant flat'ly
fish'erman flag'ellate flat'head
fish'ery flag'ellated —p flat'ness
flag'ellating flat'ted
I fish'gig flagclla'tioii flat'ten
fish'-hook flageolet' flat'tened
, ^fish'ing flagged flat'tening
<• fish'ing-line flag'giiiess flat'tcr
fish'-market fiag'ging flat'tered
' fish'monger ^ <^flag;gy flat'terer
fish'-pond V flagi tious flat'tering
fish'-tackle / Jr—^flag'-officer C fl.it'tery
fish'-shop flag'oii ]/ flat'test
fish'wife fla'grance \ flat'ting
fish'y fla'graiicy flat'tish
fis'sile fla'grant flat'ulcnce
fissil'ity fla'grantly flat'ulencj’
fis'siou flag'-ship flat'iilent
fissip'arous fla'tus
fis'siped flag'-stone flaunt
fis'siirc flail flauiit'ed
fis'surcd flair flaunt'or
fist flake flaunt'ing
fist'ic flaked flaut'ist
fist'icuffs flake'-white fla'vor, fla'vour
fis'tula fla'kiuess fla'vorous
fis'tular
fis'tulary
fis'tulous
^_fla'ky
. ■ flam
flam'beau
V .
fla'vourcd
fla'vouring
fla'vourless
fit flainboy'ant flaw
fitch flame , 'C flawed
fitch'et flamed \/° I flaw'less
fit'ful fla'men flaw'y
fit'ly fla'ming flax
fit'iicss flamin'go
fit'tcd Flamin'ian V_p flax seed
fit'ter flammabil'ity _, flax'y
fit'test flam'mable ) flay
 Hayed 99 Huiae

. p flayed C'' flight'iness floricul'tural

' P flay'cr Q! flight'y ■- flo'riculture
^ ^ flay'ing A. flim'siest p- ^ flor'id
^ flea flinr'sily C VX^lnflor'idness
flim'sincss v-'p.A . florif'erous
fs flea'bane
^ * flea'-bite fliin'sy flo'riform
^ fleam e flinch ^ ' flor'iii
P flca'wort / Op. flinched flor'ist
p - fleck Q flinch'ing Q',, flos'cular
-1 p flecked If flos'cule
^ '/-o—fleck'er 0./^ ^ fling'er ’Vo_y^''v flos'culus
'<-< p fleck'less fling'ing 0^ floss
p ^ flec'tioii flint ^ ^ flo'ta
q p flec'tor p Cipj? flint'iness 1 Q- flota'tion
flint'y ^ flotil'la
\ fled
V P, 1 fledge • ■ X flip,,, ^
V C flot'sam
flounce
/ P ^ fledged \ p \ flip -flap
n fledge'ling V ^ p flip'pancy flounced
v^ flip'pant -> . floun'eing
flcdg'ing V ^ ^ flip'pantly floun'der
p ^ flee p kV flip'pantness 0^ p floun'dered
Vo fleece VLp P flip'per V floun'dering
p fleeced p ^ flirt C flour
vb^ _ flee'cer vyb p , flirta'tion ^ 0 floured
p ^ flee'cy 'v/i- flirt'ed C ^ flour'ing
^ p •) fle'er flirt'ing A Q: flour'ish
_ V. fleer, v. p flit 0: ^\>' flour'ished
V^ p ^ fleered V p flitch flour'isher
- ^ fleer'er •/ p V flit'ted v^ \ flour'ishing
V. ^ fleer'ing V •’ flit'ter
A Q. ^ fleet^ flit'ting flour'y
\ fleet'ed Ci floaty P flout
V *' fleet'est O' float'age ^ flout'ed
.1) fleet'ing vL 7_ float'ed r flout'er
p C:__ fleet'iiess V, float'er ''—rt flout'ing
V^—Flem'ing Qi i —float'ing flovy
^ Flem'ish .float'y flow'age
'v.,^ ^flense 1. V ^floccilla'tion ^ 7 flowed
P flensed floc'culcnce 1 o' flow'er
Vs^iO- p flens'ing . o" -floc'culent flower-de-luce'
flesh V—^ y:—" floe'eus flow'ered
flesh'-brush p^ \_ flock ^ flow'eret
V _p- flock'-bed flow'eriness
flesh'-colour —1 flocked 0 flow'ering
p ^ fleshed V •■ - ' flock'ing ^ 0 flow'erless
^ ^ • flesh'er p —,flock'y flow'ery
5l_/ • flesh'iness ^ p- floe flow'ing
0 ^flesh'ings p- — flog flow'ingly
p ■ flcsh'liiiess -1 p- flogged flow'ingness
\J- flcsh'ly p' ' flog'ger ^ ■ flown
flesh'y V -p^ flog'ging e flu'ate
V _ fletch flong ] 0 1 flu'ean, flue'ean
/ fleur-de-lis' V flood^ '' ^ ^ fluctif'erous
A flew 1 V flood ed _ 1 fluc'tuate
V_D flexibility '■ v flood'-gate 1 Vo fluc'tuated
flex'ible v L flood'ing [b|. fluc'tuating
^ o~rV .flcx'ibly V i' floo'kan 1 _ fluctua'tiou
VQ_^ flex'ile , ’v ■ . flook'ing
0._ flex'ion 0: p floor 7 ^ flu'ency
0^ flex'or 1 vL floored Q. flu'ent
Q_ ^ flex'uous , ' vL floor'ing flu'ently
^ _/ flex'ure \ p- flop T 0: fluff')-
^ ' flib'bertigib'bet \ Vp ^ flopped Q , flu'gelman
0_: > flick \ flop'ping C flu'id-
> flick'cT ^ P \ flo'ra C J fluid'ity
Q^flick'ered VL ^ flo'ral ^ ^ flu'idize
\r-V-> flick'ering I'^or'entine
fii'er vX" flores cence ' C '' flu'idness
Q;* ^ flies V/v florcs'cent _iXp fluke
e' flight flo'ret • flume
fluminous 100 forbidden

i flu'minous fod'dered font'al

flutn'mery fod'dering fontanelle'
-Co fluai'mox foe food
flung foe'man food'less
' fluiik'cy foe'tal fool
flunk'eyism foet'icide fooled
flu'or foe'tor fool'ery
fluor'ic foe'tus fool'hardiness
Ip — flu'oricle fog
flu'orine fog'-bank fool'hardy
fogged fool'ing
flu'or-spar fog'giness fool'ish
flur'ricd fog'gy fool'ishly
; flur'ry fog'-horn fool'ishness
flur'rying fo'gy fools'cap
flush Foh, fob foot
flushed foi'ble foot'ball
flush'er foil foot'-board
flush'ing foiled foot'boy
flus'tcr foil'er foot'-bridge
flus'UTcd foil'ing foot'ed
flus'tering foist foot'er
flute foist'ed foot'fall
flu'ted foist'er foot'-guards
flu'ter foist'ing foot'hold
flu'tiiig fold foot'ing
flu'tist fold'age foot'lights
flut'ter fold'ed -foot'man
flut'tercd fold'er foot'mark
flut'tering V fold'ing foot'-muff
flu'ty • folia'ceous foot'-pace
flu'vial Y/p fo'liage foot'pad
flu'vialist fo'liate foot'-path
flu'viatile fo'liated foot'print
flux folia'tion foot'-soldier
fluxa'tion Y/A fo'liature foot'sore
fluxed y fo'lier foot'stalk
flux'ibility KJ foliif'erous foot'step
flux'ible fo'lio foot'stool
flux'ion Yj' fo'liomort
foot'-warmer
' flux'ional fo'lious
flux'ionary _ folk foot'way
flux'ionist • folk'land fop
fly, folk'-lore ^ fop'ling
fly blow folk'moot fop'pery
fly'-catcher folk'mote fop'pish
fly'er fol'licle
fop'pishly
fly'ing folUc'ular
fly'ing-fish folUc'ulated
fop'pishness
fly'ing-inachine' folUc'ulous
fly'-lcaf fol'low for ^
fly'-trap fol'lowcd for age
fly'-wheel fol'lower for'aged
foal following for'ager
foaled fol'ly for'aging
foal'ing foment' fora'men
foam fomenta'tion
for'aminated
foamed foment'ed
foam'ing foment'er
Foraminif'era
foam'y foment'ing
fob fond
foraminif'erous
fobbed fon'dant
forasmuch'
fob'bing fond'est
for'ay
fo'cal fon'dle
forbad', forbade'
focim'eter T fon'dled
forbear', for'bear
fo'’c’sle
forbear'ance
fo'cus fon'dling
forbear'ing
fo'cus(s)ed fond'ly
forbid' .
fo'cus(s)ing fond'ness
forbid'den
fod'der font
 forbiilder 101 lornioator

^ forbkl'cler — fore'lock A. „ forge'able

^ \ forbid'ding ^ fore'man / A forged
^ ■' forbid'diiigly V-j fore'inast A K forge'inan
X^ V , forbore' iore'most S 0 ^Xor'ger
V. V forborne' fore'name / for'gery
force '</ ■ fore'named forget'
^ forced forenoon' \_forget'ful
4 force'ful Vy foren'sic „ '—1 d forgetful'iiess
force'fulncss foreordain' for'getive
force'less ^ foreordained'
force'-meat foreordain'ing r forgel'-ine-not
^ i. for'ceps
foreordina'tion
V’ force'-pump A-j forget'table
for'cer ^<y\/ fore'part _A forget'ter
for'cible ysi,^ fore'rank ■ ft for'ging
\ for'cibly V; fore-run' A_ ^forgie'able
“y^for'cmg
ly’ V forerun'ner \A forgive'
. vAv forerun'ning foTgive'ness
. g for'cipated Ax’ V ’ fore'said ^ forgiv'er
Vyy '■
forcipa'tion
^ fore'sail •' A_forgir'ing
for'cite >_ forgo'
^ ^ ford '</).
foresee' ' A_forgot'
' ford able VA) A /. foresee'ing A_ ^ ! forgot'ten
^ ford'ed foreseen' \ AJ' forjudge'
ford'ing A/) forese'er /_ A- fork
fore A foreshad'ow JA forked
^ 1 fore'arm 'Oy r foreshad'owed A^ X_ fork'edness
y forebode' *“ Ax’ foreshad'owing fork'y
V—^ forebo'ded y fore'-sheet
'</'V , forebo'der • A fore'shore '—forlorn'
1 \ y/^- forebo'ding Xjj. \ foreshort'en A XA-s* forlorn'ness
w fore'brace X y Av foreshort'ened _ A. form
V/ \;y\^ forecast J' At X foreshort'ening
t. _■ forecast'ing AyL X “ foreshow' forrn'al
X ^ V, ^ fore'castle AX foreshowed' A formal'dehyde
\(y^. tore chains
AX' 1 foreshow'ing form'alism
^ A. fore'side
foreclose' V- A fore'sight A form'alist
V/i^ foreclosed'
vj A. fore'skin A^AA’ formal'ity
foredo'sing A^' ■ form'alize
foreclo'sure AX for'est AV-X” form'alized
Vyl* foredate' <p, forestall' form'alizing
1 foredat'ed SA VX forestall'er AvAA^ form'ally
Vj/j- foredat'ing rA Ax for'ester 'oAX' for'mat
1 '</'!_ fore'-deck Axi. for'estry A forma'tion
foredoom' foret' A*" form'ative
'</'( ^ fore'father AXt fore'taste A forme
\forefend' A foretell' A k formed
V^A. fore'finger A. T ioretell'er AA for'mer
^fore'foot AA a fore/«//'ing A-sX. for'merly
V fore'front AX' T fore'thought _A for'mic
Vr foregath'er AX* foreto'ken A JV--. . for'micate
V A foreeo' A4" foreto'kened A formica'tion
forego'ing ^ A foretold' AJA—formidabil'ity
' _ foregone' AX ^ fore'top \-,\A for'midable
\ V fore'ground forev'er A At, for'midably
H fore'handed A/^ A forewarn' i^A form'ing
/’■ forewarned' A^AV-^ form'less
y/j fore'head forewarn'ing A\AA for'mula
for'eign V ' fore'woman
'Ky^ for'eigner 'V-v A^ for'feit for'mularize
'CyV*' for'eignness AXy for'feitable A /• for'mulary
\yi- forejudge' ' A/A, for'feited 'XA-tX^ for'mulate
V;/ / foreknew' AA . ^ for'feiter 'aA^S formula'tion
foreknow' A.- kxA, for'feiture
V</Ar^ foreknow'er A . Xforfend' . for'nicate
foreknow'ing ^ A for'fex for'nicated
kCAV iovekncnii' edge A_\ n forgath'er for'nicating
y/i foreknown' forgave' fornica'tion
fore'land j A forge A ‘ . for'nicator
fornicatress 102 fraudulently

for'nicatress fos'tered fox'y

for'nix fos'terer foyer'
forsake' fos'ter-father fracas
forsa'ken fos'tering frac'tion
forsa'ker fos'terling frac'tional
forsa'kiiig fos'ter-sister frac'tious
forsook' fos'ter-son frac'tiously
forsooth' foth'er
frac'tiousness
forswear' foth'ered
forswear'er fought frac'ture
forswore' foul frac'tured
forsworn' frac'turing
foulard'
fort frag'ile
fort'alice fouled frag'ilely
forte foul'est fragil'ity
for'te foul'ing frag'men t
forth foul'ly frag'mentary
forth'coming foul'ness fra'grance
forthwith' fou'mart fra'grancy
for'tieth found fra'grant
for'tifiable founda'tion fra'grantly
founda'tioner frail
fortiflca'tion frail'est
founda'tion-
for'tified found'ed [stone frail'ness
for'tifier foun'der frail'ty
for'tify foun'dered fra'mable
for'tifying foun'derous frame
fortis'siino foun'dery framed
for'titude found'ing fra'mer
fort'll ight found'ling frame'work
fort'iiightly found'ress fra'ming
for'tress foun'dry franc
fortu'itous fount fran'chise
fortu'itously fouii'tain fraii'chisement
fortu'itousness foun'tain-head fran'chising
fortu'ity four Francis'ea'n
for'tunate fourchette' franc-tireur'
for'tunately four'fold frangibil'ity
for'tune four'-footed fraii'gible
for'tuiie-hunter fran'gipane
Fou'rierism
lor'tune-teller
lour'-in-hand frangipa'ni
for'ty
fo'rum four'-poster frank
for'ward franked
four'score
for'warded frank'iucense
for'warder frank'ing
tour'-square
for'warding frank'lin
for'wardness 'Vc/]. fourteen' frank'ly
for'wards fourteenth' frank'ness
forzan'do fourth fran'tic
fosse fourth'ly fran'ticly
fosse'way four'-wheelei fran'ticness
fo s'sick fou'ty frap
f os'sicker fo'vea frater'nal
fos'sil V fo'veate frater'nity
fossilif'erous ^'■fo'veolate fraterniza'tion
fossilifica'tion fovil'la frat'ernize
fowl frat'eriiized
fos'silist
fowl'er frat'ernizer
fossiliza'tion ^ fowl'ing frat'eriiizing
fos'silize ‘O' fowl'ing-piece frat'ricidal
fos'silized fox frat'ricide
fos'sihzing fox-case
fossil'ogy j fox-chase fraud
fosso'rial 4 foxed fraud'ful
foss'way fox'glove
f os'ter fox'hound fraud'ulence
fos'teragc fox'iness fraud'uleucy
fos'ter-brother fox'like fraud'ulent*
los'ter-child fox'tail fraud'ulently
fraught 103 frown

fraught fresh'ening frisk'ily

fray fresh'er frisk'iness
frayed fresh'est frisk'ing
fray'ing . fresh'et frisk'y
freak fresh'Iy frit
freak'ish fresh'inan frith
freck'lc N fresh'ness frit'ter
freck'led fret frit'tered
freckiiiig fret'ful frit'tering
freck'ly fret'fully frivol'ity
free fret'fulness friv'olous
free'-bench fret'ted friv'olously
frec'booter fret'ter friv'olousness
free'-born fret'ting friz
freed fret'ty frizzed
freed'iiian fret'work friz'zle
free'dom friabil'ity friz'zled
free'hold fri'able friz'zler
fri'ar friz'zling
free'holder
fri'ary fro
freezing fria'tion frock
free'-liver frib'ble frock'coat
free'iy frib'bler fro eked
frce'man frib'bling Froebel'ian
free'iuason fricandeau' frog
free'inasoiiry fricassee' frog'hopper
free'-minded V_:e fricasseed' frol'ic
free'iiess -1 fric'ative frol'icked
free'port fric'tion frol'icking
fre'er fric'tionless j frol'icsome
free'-spoken Fri'day frol'icsomeness
fre'est frieil from
frec'stone friend frond
free'thinker friend'less frondesce'
friend'liest frondes'cence
freethink'ing
friend'liiiess frondose'
lTec.-trade friend'ly fron'dous
free-tra'der friend'ship front
free-wheel fri'er front'age
free-wiir frieze front'ager
freeze frig'ate fron'tal
freez'ing fright^ front'ed
freez'ing-point fright'en fron'tier
freight fright'ened front'ing
freight'age V fright'ening fron'tispiece
freight'ed fright'ful front'less
freight'er fright'fully front'let
freight'ing fright'fulness frost
French frig'id frost'-bite
French' horn frigida'rium frost'-bitten
Freiich'ified frigid'ity frost'ed
French'ify frig'idly frost'ily
French'man V frig'idness frost'iness
frciiet'ic frigorif'ic frost'ing
frcn'ulum " frill frost'work
fren'zied frilled frost'y ,
fren'ziedly frill'ing froth
fren'zy fringe froth'ily
fre'quency fringed froth'iness
fre'quent fring'ing froth'ing
frequent' fring'y froth'y
frequent'ed frip'per frou-frou
frequent'er s frip'perer , frounce
frequent'ing frip'pery
frin'nerv frounced
fre'quently frisette' froun'eing
fres'co friseur' frou'zy
fres'coed V- frisk
frisked
fro'ward
fro'wardly
fresh
fresh'en frisk'er fro'wardness
fresh'ened frisk'et frown
frowmed 101 furtive

frowned fugue fund

frown'ing fu'guist fun'dament
frown'ingly ful'erate fundamen'tal-ly
frow'zy ful'crum fund'ed
froze ^ fulfil' fund'-holder
fro'zen fulfilled' fund'ing
fructes'ceiice fulfil'ler fun'dus
fructif'erous fulfil'ling fu'neral
fructifica'tion fulfil'ment fune'real
fruc'tified ful'gency fun'gi
fruc'tify ful'gent Fun'gia
fruc'tifying fulig'inous fun'gic
fru'gal _■ ful'gor.ful'gour fun'giform
frugality fun'goid
ful'gural
fru'gally < fun'gous
frugif'erous y full < fun'gus
frugiv'orous ■( V full'-aged fu'iiicle
fruit full'-blown
funic'ular
fruit'age
.V fulled
fruit'erer
fruit'eress
fruit'ery
> full'er
full'ers’ earth
funk
fun'nel
fun'nier
fruit'ful full'ery fun'niest
fruit'fulness v/” full'est fun'ny
fruit'ing full'ing fun'ny-bone
frui'tioii full'ing-mill fur
fruit'less fur'below
fruitlessly y full'-length fur'bish
fruit'lessness y full'ness . fur'bished
fruit'y 'Cp V full -swing fur'bisher
frumenta'ceous fur'bishing
fru'menty full'y fur'eate
frump ful'mar fur'eated
frush ful'minant furca'tion
frus'trate ful'minate fur'fur
frus'trated ful'minated furio'so
frus'trating ful'minating fu'rious
frustra'tion fulmina'tion fu'riously
frus'tum ful'minatory fu'riousness
frutes'cence ful'mine furl
frutcs'cent furled
fruticose' ful'ness
fru'ticous -J-v^fursome furl'ing
frutic'ulose ful'someness fur'long
fry VA- ful'vid fur'lough
fry'er Vc/Vo ful'vous fur'menty
fry'ing fum'atory fur'nace
fry'ing-pan fum'hle fur'nish
fu'ar fum'bled fur'nished
fu'eate fum'bler fur'nisl.er
fu'eated fum'bling fur'nishing
fuch'sia fume, fur'niture
fuciv'orous fumed fu'ror
fu'eoid fumif'erous furo're
fucoi'dal fu'migate furred
fu'eus fu'migated fur'rier
fud'dle fu'inigating fur'riery
fud'dled fumiga'tion fur'ring
fud'dler fu'migator fur'row
fud'dling fu'ming fur'rowed
fudge V-v fu'mitory fur'ry
Fue'gian fu'my fur'ther
fu'el fun fur'therance
fuga'cious funam'bulate fur'thcred
fugac'ity funainbula'tiori fur'therer
fu'gal funam'bulatory fur'thering
fu'gitive funam'bulist fur'therwjore
fu'gitively func'tion fur'ther/wost
func'tional fur'thest
fu'gleman func'tionary fur'tive
 fur'tively fusillade' fu'tile
fu'ry fu'siiig V fu'tilely
f urze fu'sion ■'t futil'ity
furz'y
fusca'tion
fus'cous
fuse
- J fuss
fussed
fuss'ily
fuss'ing
fut'tock
fu'ture
fu'turist
futu'rity
fused fuss'y ^ fuze
fusee' fust fuzz
fusibil'ity fus'tian fuzz'ily
fu'sil'le fus'tic fuzz'iness
fu'sifortn fustiga'tion fuzz'y
fu'sil fust'iness fy
fusilier' fust'y fyrd
L

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gab^ galan'gal gal'loped

gab'ble gal'antine gal'loper
gab'bled Gala'tian gal'loping
gab'bler gal'loway
gal'axy
gab'bling gal'lows
ga'bcl gal'banum gall'stone
gab'erdiiie gale gal'op
ga'bion ga'lea galore'
gabionade' ga'leate galosh'
ga'ble jga'lcated
gale'na galvan'ic
ga'bled
■TT^, ga'blet Galen'ic
gal'vanism
ga'by gal'vanist
_ gad jGa'leiiism gal'vanize
__ gad'ded ,'Ga'lenist gal'vanized
I gad'der Gali'cian
gad'ding Galile'an gal'vanizer
gad'fly gal'iot gal'vanizing
Gael gal'ipot
galvanol'ogist
Gael'ic gall
galvanol'ogy
gaff gallant
gaf'fer gallant'ing galvanom'eter
gaf'fle S gal'lantly galvan'oscope
gag X gallant'ly
gage gallant'ness Galwe'gian
gaged gal'lantry gam
ga'ger galled gam'ba
gagged gal'leon gambade'
gag'ger gal'lcry gamba'do
gag'ging gal'ley gam'bit
gag'gle gam'ble
gag'gled • gal'ley-slave gam'bled
gag'giing ^ gal'liard gam'bler
‘A ga'ging “ Gal'lic gam'bling
^ gai'ety, gay'ety gamboge'
Gal'lican
r gai'ly, gay'ly gambo'gian
gain Gal'licism gam'bol
^ gained __Gal'licize gam'boled-llcd
gain'cr gam'boling-lling
gain'ful galligas'kins gam'brel
galliinau'fry
gain'fulness game
gain'less gallina'ceous game'-cock
gain'ly gall'ing gamed
gain'said game'ful
gal'linipper
gain'say game'keeper
gaiti'sayer gal'Iiiuile , game'some
gain'saying gal'lipot game.'ster
gair'ish • gam'in
gallivant'
ga'ming
_y) gair'ishly gallivant'ing gam'ma
• 'A gair'ishness
g.-i gall'mit gam'rael
gait gal'lon • gam'mon
gait'er galloon' gam'moned
ga'la gallooned' ^ gam'mon ing
gal'lop ’gamopct'alous
galac'tic
gallopade' gamoscp'alous
galactoin'cter gamp
 gam'ut garnisheed' gastri'tis
ga'my gar'nishei gas'trocele
ganch gar'nishing *'f- gastrol'ogy
ganched I gar'nishinciU gas'trornancy
ganch'ing gar'niture < ^^gas'tronome
gaii'der S garotte' ' — gastron'oiner
gang I garrotte' gastronom'ic
gang'er I gar'-pike
gan'gliac ga'rous gastron'omist
gan'gliforin gar'ret gastron'omy
gan'glion garreteer'
gan'glioiiary gas'tropod
ganglion'ic gar'rison gastrop'odous
gari'greiiate gar'risoned
gan'grene s' gar'rot gas'-works
gan'grencd ( garrotte' gat
gan'grcniiig garrot'ted gate^
’ gan'grcnous garrot'ter gate'house
gangiie garrot'ting gatc'naan
gang'way gate'way
garru'lity gath'er
gan'net
gan'oid gar'rulous gath'ered
gant'let gar'rulously gath'erer
gan'try gar'rulousness gath'ering
gaol __ gar'ter gauche
gaol'er 1 gar'tercd gaucherie'
gap ^ gar'tering Gau'cho
gape ga'runi gaud
gaped gas gaud'iest
ga'per —ij-p, Gas'con gaud'ily
ga'ping gasconade' gaud'iness
ga'piiigly gascona'ded gaud'y
(. gar gascona'der gauf'fering
}or gauge
garage gascona'diiig
garb gauge'able
gas'conism gauged
gar'bage
<• gar'ble gaselier' gau'ger
gar'bled gas'eous gau'ging
. gar'bler gas'fitter Gaul
gar'bles gas'-fitting Gaul'ish
, gar'bling gash gault
^ gargon' gashed gaunt
gar'dant gash'ing gaunt'let
gar'den gas'-holder gaunt'leted
gar'dcned gasifica'tion gaunt'ly
gar'dener gas'ified gaun'try
_ gar'deiiing gas'iform gauze
■ ' gare gas'ify gauz'iness
gar'fish
gar'garize
gas'ifying
gas'-jet
n gauz'y
gave
— gar'garism gas'ket gav'el
' gar'get gas'kin gav'elkind
gar'gil gas'light gavotte'
— gar'gle gas'-meter gawk
gar'gled gas'ogeii gawk'y
^ gar'gling gas'ogene gay
gar'goyle gas'olene gay'est
<7 gar'ish gasom'eter ~n. gay'ety
I gar'ishly gay'ly
gasom'etry
_j, giir'ishness gaze
—’ gar'land gasp gazed
gar'lic R gasped gazelle'
gar'inent gasp'ing ga'zer
^ gar'ncr gasp'ingly gazette'
gar'ncrcd gas'sing gazet'ted
gar'noring gas'sy gazetteer'
^ gar'net I At gastral'gia ga'zing
gar'nish -"^l/Oogas'tric ga'zing-stock
_gar'nished '' ■ gastril'oquist gaz'ogene
7/ garnishee' ^ gastril'oquy gear
geared 108 ghastly

—geared gener'ical geogon'ic

gear'ing generos'ity geog'raphfer
-p gec'ko gen'erous geograph'ic
gee gen'erously gcograph'ical
gee'-gee Gen'esis . geog'raphy
^ geese gen'et geolog'ical
Gehen'na 1 geneth'liac gcol'ogize
gei'sha genet'ic geoi'ogist
\ gel'able genette' geol'ogy
gelat'inate Gene'van ge'ornancer
gelat'inated Gene'vanism ge'omancy
gelat'inating geoman'tic
-P gelatina'tion Genevese' . geom'eter
. gel'atine ge'nial geomet'ric
-r^ gelat'iiious genial'ity geomet'rical
gela'tion ge'nially ; geomet'rically
"T" geld genic'ulate geometri'cian
geld'ed genic'ulated geom'etry
geld'er genicula'tion geon'omy
- geld'ing ge'nii George
I gel'id genis'ta Geor'gian
/gem gen'ital geor'gic
Gema'ra geii'itive Geor'gium Si'dus^
gemar'ic gen'itor geos'copy
gem'el gen'iture ge'rah
gemina'tion lx gen'ius ‘gera'nium
Gem'ini Genoese' ger'falcon
gem'inous genre
gem'ma gens germ
gem'mary genteel' Ger'man
gem'inate genteel'ly german'der
gem'mated gen'tian germane'
gemina'tion gen'til German'ic
L gemmed Gen'tile ’ Ger'manism
gem'meous Gen'tilism
..j gemniif'erous
gem'ming
gentil'ity
gen'tle
Gcr'manize
ger'inicide
gcmmip'arous gen'tlefolk ger'minal
gem'mule gen'tleman ger'minant
gem'my gen'llemanUke ger'minate
gems'bok gen' llemanXy ger'minated
gen'tlemen ■ ger'minating
gcn'tleness germina'tion
gen'tlest geroco'mia
gendarm'erie gen'tlewoman geroc'omy
gendarm'ery gen'tly gerryman'der
gentoo' ger'und
gen'der gen'try gerun'dial
genealog'ical-Iy ge'nu gesta'tion
geneal'ogist gen'uflect ges'tatory
geneal'ogy genuflex'ion ges'tic
gen'era gcn'uine gestic'ulate
gen’eral gen'uinely gestic'ulated
gcneralis’simo gen'uineness gestic'ulating
general'ity ge'nus gesticula'tion
gcneraliza' tion gcoccn'tric gcstic'ulator
gen'eralize , gcocen'trical gestic'ulatory
gen'eralizcd ge'ode ' ges'ture
gen'eralizing gcodes'ic ges'tured
gen'erally geodcs'ical ges'turing
gen'ei-ahhip
gen'erant
gen'erate
gen'erated
.c gcod'esy
geodet'ic
gcodet'ical
get
get'ter
get'ting
geodif'crous gew'gaw
gen'erating gey'scr
genera'tion geog'eny ghar'ry
gen'erative geognos'tic ghast'lier
gen'erator ghast'liness
genera'trix geognos'tical
gener'ic geog'nosy ghast'ly
 109 jflisten

gha'zi giu'gerly glan'cing

gheo gin'gery gland
gher'kin ging'ham glan'dered
Ghet'to gin'ging glan'ders
Ghib'elline gingi'val glandif'erous
ghost • gin'gle gland'iform
ghosl'like gin'glcd glan'dular
ghost'ly gin'gling glandnla'tion
ghoul ginned glan'dule
ghoul'ish gin'ning glandulos'ity
ghur'ry gin'seng glan'dulous
gip glare
gialloli'no
gip'sy, gyp'sy glared
gi'aiit gip'syism glar'eous
gi'antess giraffe' glar'iness
giaour gir'andole glar'ing
gir'asol glar'y
gib
gird glass
gib'bcrish gird'ed glass'-cutter
gibbet gird'er glass'ful
gib'bctcd gird'ing glass'house
gib'betiiig gir'dle glas'siness
gib'boi) gir'dled glass'-works
gib'bose gir'dler glass'wort
gibbos'ity gir'dling glass'y
gib'bous girl Glaswe'gian
gib'-cat girl'hood glau'cine
gibe girl'ish glauco'ma
gibed girl'ishness
glauco'matous
gi'bcr Giron'dist
gi'bing girt glauco'sis
gib'let girth glau'cous
gist glaze
gib'-staff
git'tern glazed
gid'dier gius'to gla'zer
gid'diest give gla'zier
gid'dily giv'en gla'zing
gid'diiiess giv'er gleam
gid'dy gives gleamed
gier'-eagle giv'ing gleam'ing
gift giz'zard gleam'y
gift'ed gla'brous glean
gig glace gleaned
gigante'an gla'cial glean'er
gigan'tic glac'ier glean'ing
gig'gle gla'cis glebe
gig'glcd glad gle'by
gig'gler glad'den glee
gig'gUng glad'dened glee'ful
gig'ot glad'dening glee'so me
Gilber'tian glade gleet
gild gla'diate glen
gild'cd glad'iator gle'ne
gild'er gladiato'rial glengar'ry
gild'iiig glad'iole glenliv'et
gill (of a fish) gladi'olus gle'noid
gill (a measure) glad'ly glib
gil'lie glad'ness glib'ly
gil'lyflower glad'some glib'ness
gil'py glad'someness glide
gilt Gladsto'nian gli'ded
gim'bal glair gli'der
gim'crack glaired gli'ding
gim'let glair'ing gli'dingly
gimp glair'y glim'mer
gin glaive glim'mered
gin'gal glam'orous glim'mering
gin'gall glam'or-our glimpse
gin'ger glance glissade'
gin'gerbread glanced glis'ten
 glistened no Goliath

glis'tened glow'er gnu

glis'teiiiiig glow'ing go
glis'tcr glow'-worm goad
glis'tercd gloxiii'ia goad'ed
glis'teritig gloze goad'ing
gJit'tcr glozed go'-ahead
glit'ttTpd glo'zer goal
glit'tering glo'zing goat
'' gloani'ing glu'cic goatee'
gloat gluci'iia goat'herd
gloat'cd glu'cine goat'ish
gloat'ing gluci'iiura goat'sucker
glo'bate glu'cose gob
glo'bated glue gobang'
globe glued gob'bet
glo'bose glu'er gob'bing
globos'ity glu'ey gob'blt’
glo'boiis glu'iiig gob'bicd
glob'ular glum gob'blcr
glob'ule gluina'ceous gob'bling
glob'uliii glume gob'elin
glob'ulous glu'mous gob'let
glome glut gob'lin
glom'erate glute'al go'by
glom'erated glu'ten go'-by
glom'erating glu'tinate go'-cart
glomera'tion glu'tinated God
' gloom^ glu'tiuating god'child
gloom'ier glu'tinous god'daughter
gloom'iest glut'ted god'dcss
gloom'ily glut'ting Godc'tia
' gloom'iuess glut'toii god'father
gloom'iiig glut'tonize God'head
gloom'y glut'tonous god'less
glo'ried glut'tony god'like
glorifica'tion glyc'crine god'liness
glo'rified glyco'nian god'ly
glo'rify glycoii'ic god'mothcr
glo'rifyiiig glyph god'parent
glo'rims glyph'ic god'send
glo'riously glyph'ograph god'son
gly'phog'rapher God'-speed
'' glo'rying glyphograph'ic god'ward
t
^ gloss glyp'tic go'er
glossa'rial glyptog'raphy gof'fer
glos'sarist glyptothe'ca gog'gle
‘ glos'sary gnarl gog'glcd
glossed gnarled gog'gle-eyed
r ' ^ gloss'er gnarl'ing gog'let
gloss'ier gnarl'y go'ing
' . gloss'icst gnash n goi'tre
gloss'ily
gloss'iiiess
gnashed
gnash'ing
n- goi'trous
gold^
gloss'ing gnat go/rf'-beatcr
glossog'rapher gnaw goW'en
gnawed goW'-field
glossograpli'ical
gnaw'er goW'finch
glossog'raphy
gnaw'ing golf/'fish
glossolog'ical
gneiss gold'-foil
glossol'ogist
glossol'ogy gneiss'osc goW'hammer
gloss'y gnome —° gold'ilocks
glot'tal gno'mic goW'lace
gno'mon gold' plate
glot'tis
glottol'ogy gnornon'ic goW'-size
gnomon'ical goW'smith
glove
gloved gnomon'ics goW'-stick
glov'er gnomonol'ogy goW'thread
gno'sis gold'-'wira
glow gnos'tic golf
glowed gnos'ticism Goli'ath
golosHli 111 grant (Ml

-O golosh' gos samer grad'nated

gomphi'asis gos'samery grad'uating
gonipho'sis gos'sip gradua'tioii
gomu'tis gos'siped grad'uator
gos'siping gra'dus
gon'dola graf, graft
got
gondolier' n: Goth grafn'ti
gone Go'thamite grafti'to
gon'falon Goth'ic graft
gong Goth'icism graft'ed
goniom'eter Goth'icize graft'er
.y—^ goniomet'ric got'ten graft'ing
_gonioraet'rical gouge grail
. gonk'ni'etry gouged grain
'V — good gou'ging grained
good-bye' gourd grain'er
T good-day' gourd'y grain'ing
good-hu'moured gour'mand grains
' good'ish gourmet' grain'y
good'iness gout gral'lic
good'lier gout (taste) gral'loch
good'liest gout'ily gram
. good'liness gout'iness gramin'eal
' good'ly gout'y gramin'eous
^ ' good-na'ture gm/em graminif'erous
' ■ good-na'tured gov'ernahle graminiv'orous
good-na'turedly gov'ernance
gram'malogue
-|^ good'ness gov'ernante
good-night gov'erned gram'mar
^ _ goods gov'erness gramma'rian
V goods'-train gov'ern'mg grammat'ic
, good'wife gov"eminent grammat'ical
goodwill' governmen'tsd grammat'ically
Tl- y_ good'y gov'ernor gram'matist
/ Goor'kha. GlioorTca gov'ernoi-general gramme
_^ goosan'der gov'ernorship grarn'ophone
' goose gow'nn gram'pus
goose'berry gown gran'ary
—goose'neck gowned grand
_' goos'ery gown'man gran'dam
' go'pher gowns'man gran'dame
Gor'dian grab grand'-daughter
Gor'dian knot grabbed grandee'
"’“'N, ' gore grab'bing grand'er
X gored grab'ble grand'est
_y/ • gorge grace gran'deur
' _/i gorged graced grand'father
' gor'geous grace'ful grandil'oquence
gor'geously grace'iully graiidil'oquent
gor'geousness grace'tuliiess gran'diose
■ gor'get grace'l'.ss grand-ju'ror
gor'ging grace'lessriess grand ju'ry
‘ ^ gor'gon gra'ces grand'ly
' gorgo'nian gra'cing graiid'mother
—TY'- gorgonzo'la gra'cious grand'parent
goril'la gra'ciou^ly grand'sire
I gor'irig gra'ciousness grand'son
gor'mand gradate' grange
gor'mandism grada'ted gran'ger
gor'mandize grada'ting gran'gerism
gor'mandized grada'tion gran'gerize
gor'mandizer grada'tionai granif'erous
gor'mandizing 7 gra'datory gran'iform
' gorso grade gran'ite
__/■ gor'y trri. gra'ded granit'ic
a/ . gos'hawk gra'dient gran'itoid
‘ gos'ling gra'ding graniv'orous
' gos'pel grad'ual grant
' \ gos'peled ry- grad'ually grant'abla
' ’ go s'pe Her grad'uate giant'ed
 grantee 112 griming

grantee' grat'ulating green'est

grant'er gratula'tion green'-eyed
grant'ing grat'ulatory green'finch
grant'or grava'men green'gage
gran'ular grave green'grocer
gran'ulary grave'-clothes green'horn
gran'ulate graved green'house
gran'ulated grave'-digger green'ing
gran'ulating grav'd green'ish
granula'tion grave'less green'ness
gran'ule grav'elled-led green'-room
gran'ulose grav'elling-ling greens
gran'ulous ■ grav'elly green'sand
grape grave'ly green'stone
gra'pery gra'ven green'sward
grape'-shot grave'ness green'wood
grape'-sugar gra'ver greet
grape'-vine graves greet'ed
graph'ic gra'vest greet'er
graph'ical grave'stone greet'ing
graph'ically grave'yard greffier
graph'ite gravim'eter grega'rious
graph'olite gra'ving grega'riously
grapholog'ic gra'ving-dock Grego'rian
grapholog'ical grav'itate greg'ory-pow'der
graphol'ogy grav'itated grenade'
graphom'eter grav'itating grenadier'
graphomet'ric gravita'tion gren'adine
graphomet'rical grav'itative rY gresso'rial
graph'otype grav'ity grew
grap'nel gra'vy grey
grap'ple gray, grey grey'beard
grap'pled gray'beard grey-haired
grap'pling gray'ish grey'hound
grap'pling-iron gray'ling grey'ness
grasp gray'wacke grid'dle
grasp'able graze gride
grasped grazed gri'ded
grasp'er gra'zer grid'elin
grasp'ing gra'zicr gri'ding
grass gra'zing grid'iron
grassed grease grief
grass'hopper greased griey'ance
F-^ grass'iness greas'ier grieve
grass'ing greas'iest grieved
grass'-plot greas'ily griev'er
grass'y greas'iness griev'ing
grate greas'ing griev'ous
gra'ted greas'y griev'ously
grate'ful great griev'ousness
grate'fully great'coat grif'fin
grate'fulness great'er grig
gra'ter grcat'cst grill
gratic'ulate grcal'\y grillade'
graticula'tion grea/'iiess gril'lage
gratifica'tion greaves grille, grill
grat'ified grebe grilled
grat'ifier Gre'cian grill'ing
grat'ify Gre'cism grim
grat'ifying greed grimace'
gra'ting greed'ily grimaced'
gra'tingly greed'iness grima'cing
gra'tis greed'y grimal'kin
grat'itude Greek grime
gratu'itous Greek fire grimed
gratu'itously green gri'mier
gratu'ity green'back gri'miest
grat'ulant green'doth gri'mily
grat'ulate green'er
r^- gri'mincss
grat'ulated green'ery gri'ming
 grimly li:i guiltiness

grim'ly gross'ness grum'ly

grim'mer gros'sular grum'met
grim'mest grot gru'mous
grim'ncss grotesque' grump
gri'my grotesque'ly grump'ily
grill grotesque'ness grump'y
grind grot'to grun'dy
grind'er ground grunt
griiid'ing ground'age grun'ted
grind'stone ground'-ash grunt'er
grinned ground'ed grunt'ing
grin'ner ground'ing Gruyere'
grin'ning ground'less guai'acum
grip groundlessness guanif'erous
gripe ground'-line gua'no
griped ground'ling guarantee'
gri'per ground'-nut guaranteed'
grippe ground'-plot guarantee'ing
grip'per ground'-rent guarantor'
grip'ping ground'sel guar'anty
grisaille' ground'sill guard
grisette' ground'work guard'ed
gris'kin group guard'edly
gris'liness grouped guard'edness
gris'ly group'ing guard'er
gris'on grouse guard'ian
Grisons' grout guard'ianship
grist grout'ed guard'ing
gris'tle grout'ing gua'va
gris'tly grove guberuato'rial
grit^ grov'el gudg'eon
grit'-stone grov'elled guelder rose
grit'tiness grov'eled Guelph
grit'ty grov'eller Guelph'ic
griz'zle grov'eler guer'don
griz'zled grov'elling guerril'la
griz'zly grov'eling guess
groan grow guessed
groaned grow'er guess'er
groan'ing grow'ing guess'ing
groat growl guess'-work
groats growled guest
gro'cer growl'er guffaw'
gro'cery growl'ing guid'able
grog^ growl'ingly n- guid'ance
grog gery grown guide
grog'giness growth guide-book
grog'gy groyne guid'ed
grog'ram grub guide'-post
grog'shop grubbed guid'er
groin grub'ber guid'ing
groined grub'bing guild
Gro'lier grudge guild'er
groin'met grudged guild'hall
groom grudg'er guile
groomed grudg'ing guile'ful
groom'ing grudg'ingly guile'fulness
grooms'man gru'el guile'less
groove grue'some guile'lessly
grooved gruff guile'lcssness
groov'er gruff'est guil'lemot
groov'ing gruff'ly guilloche'
grope gruff'ness -yq. guillotine'
groped grum guillotined'
gro'per grurn'ble guillotin'ing
gro'ping grum'bled guilty
gros'beak grum'bler guilt'ier
gross grum'bling guilt'iest
•T"? gross'est grum'blingly guilt'ily
•rx-C gross'ly grume guilt'iness
 guilt'less gun nery guz'z-ler
guilt'y gun'ning _^ ^guz'zling
guirii'bard gun'll y /' ' gybe
; guiii'ea gun'powder \ r gybed
guiii'ea-fowl vgun'-room gyb'ing
guiii'ea-pig guu'shot gyrn'khana
guise gun'smith gymna'siarch
guitar' gun'-stick gymna'sium
gulch gun'-stock , gym'nast
, gul'clen gun'wale, gun'nel • gyrnnas tic
’ gules gurge gymnas'tical
gulf gur'geons J .gymnas'tics
gull gur'gle gymnos'ophist
gulled gur'gled gym'nosperm
gul'let , gur'gliag gymnosperm'ous
gullibil'ity Gur'kha gym'riote
-r'\ guriible gur'nard gynaecol'ogy
gul'lied gur'net gynan'der
' gul'ling gush gynan'drian
gul'ly, gul'ley -R gushed gynan'drous
gulp gtish'iiig J gyn'archy
gulped gush'ingly • gyne'cian
gulp'ing gus'set gynecoc'racy
gum gust ' ' K gynoc'racy
gum-ar'abic gus'tatory ' / gyp'seous
gum'boil gus'to / ^ gypsif'erous
gum-elas'tic gust'y < ya.'! gyp'sum
gummed gut^ Vn . / gyp'sy
gummif'erous gut ta gyp'syism
gum'miiiess gut'ta-per'cha gy'ral
&
gum'mous gut'tated gy'rate
gum'my gut'ted gy'rated
gump'tion gut'ter gy'rating
gum-res'in gut'tered gyra'tion
gum'-tree gut'tering gy'ratory
gun^ guttif'erous gyre
"^r _ gun -barrel gut'ting gyroid'al
/v
gun'boat gut'tural gyr'oraancy
guii'-carriage gut'turally gy'roscope
“R—^
guri'-cotton gut'turalness gy'rose
guii'-metal guy gyve
^ V
gun'nel guz'zle gyved
gun'ner guz'zled gyv'ing
 H

haft'ed hal'liard
hag hall'-mark
ha'beas cor'pus hag'gard halloo'
hab'erdasher hag'ged hallooed'
hab'erdashery hag'gis halloo'ing
hab'erdiiiu hag'gish hal'low
I hab'ergeon hag'ele hal'lowed
' habil'iinent hag'gled Hallow-e’en'
habil'itate . hag'gler hariowing
hab'it hag'gling Hal'lowinas
habitabil'ity ha'giarchy hallucina'tion
hab'itable hagioc'racy hallu'ciiiatory
hab'itancy ha'giograph K ha'lo
hab'itat Hagiog'rapha hal'ogen
habita'tion
hab'ited
^7 hagiog'rapher
hagiog'raphy
halog'cnous
hal'oid
hab'iting ' hagiol'ogist ha'loscope
habit'ual hagiol'ogy halt
habit'ually hah halt'ed
habit'uate ha'-ha hal'ter
habit'uated hail halt'ing
habit'uatiiig hailed halt'ingly
habitua'tion hail'ing halve
hail'stoTie halved
hab'itude hail'-storm halves
habitue' hail'y halv'ing
hair hal'yard
hacieri'da hair'breadth ham
hack hair'cloth hamadr}''ad
hacked hair'dresser ha'mate
hack'er haired lia'mated
hack'ing hair'iiicss ham'ble
hack'le hair'less hame
hack'ler hair'pin Hamilto'nian
hack'Iing hair'stroke Hamit'ic
hack'ly hair'y ham'let
hack'matack hake ham'kted
hack'ney hal'berd ham'mer
hack'ney-coach halberdier' ham'mcrable
hack'neyed hal'cyon ham'mer-cloth
hack'i'.ejiiig hale hara'mered
had half ham'merer
liad'dock half'-blood ham'meriiig
hade half'-caste ham'merman
Ha'des hal£'-pay ham'mock
hadj ; half'pence ha'mous •
hadj'i . half'penny ham'per
hae'mal half'-way ham'pered
haernat'ic half'-witted ham'periiig
hae'oiatin half - year' ham'shackle
hae'matite hal'ibut hiun'ster
haematit'ic hal'idora ham'string
haeraato'sis hal'ing
ham'stringed
haettl'orrhage haliog'rapher
haemorrhoid'al haliog'raphy ham'stringing
hacm'orrhoids hall ^ ham'struiig
haemostat'ic hall'age han'aper
haft hallelu'iah-jah A" bailee

115
 hand IIG hastener

hap'piness har'monist
hand'-\n\\ hap'py ' harmo'nium
'^\ I hatui'hoo]\ harangue' har'monize
. 'A /!«n(/'bri'adth harangued' har'monized
C hand'axTi har'monizer
harangu'er har'monizing
hand'cviii
hand'cufied harangu'ing harmonom'eter
" ^ hand'cd har'ass har'mony
hand'iul har'assed . ‘Xpa har'most
hand'-g^Wop har'asser . har'motome
\ ^ hand'k'iip har'assing har'ness
Atf«(/'icapper har'biiiger , ' ■ har'nessed
_ hand'icnxlt
AaHc/'icraftsman
hand’KT
har'bour, har'bor
har'boured
har'bourcr
\ •
' har'nesser
’\_a^har'nessing
harp
hand'iest har'bouring harped
/ ^ hand'ky har'bourless ^ harp'er
hand'inc&s hard^ X -S harp'ing
hard'-earned S harp'ings
hand'iwork
hard'en \, 'S harp'ist
^ hand'kerchicf hard'ened •\ ^ harpoon'
T hand'k'. hard'ener harpooned'
JY. hand'k'd hard'ening harpooneer'
J hand'Xcx hard'er harpoon'er
^ hand'iing hard'est , harpoon'ing
haiid'maid hard'-fought harp'sichord
. J- . haiid'maiden hard'head har'py
.■rTT Aanrf'-rail hard'-hearted
hard'ier har'quebus
^ hand'-SAVf
^ ..>^0—I hand'scrcw hard'iest ■^har'ried
_S. ' hand'sc\ hard'ihood har'rier
, Aand'sclled-led hard'ily har'row
I - Aanrf'some hard'iness har'rowed
I 'rO^ Aanii'somely hard'ly ''har'rower
, Aawd'somcness hard'ness ^ har'rowing
AanA'scmcst hards har'ry
^ . Aawrf'spike hard'ship har'rying
hand'-Vt'ork hard'ware harsh
Afln(Z'writiiig hard'y harsh'er
"I. hand'y hare harsh'est
'^^hang hare'bell harsh'ly
hang bird hare'brained harsh'ness
hang'dog hare'foot hars'let
hanged hare'lip hart
hang'er ha'rem harts'horn
hang er-on har'icot I har'um-scar'um
hark
harl harus'pex
haiig'iiig
hang'man Harle'ian harus'pice
haiig'nail har'lequin harus'picy
.(/^^^^hang'-ncst harlequinade' har'vest
hank har'lot har'vested
hank'cr har'lotry har'vester
hank'cred harm har'vesting
hank'eriiig harmat'tan has
y - Haiiove'rian harmed hash
Han'sard harm'ful hashed
^ ' ■ hanse harin'fully hash'ish
, ^ Hanseat'ic harm'fulness has'let
' * han'som harm'ing hasp
harm'lcss hasped
harm'lcssly has'sock
y\^ ^ hap less harm'lessness hast
/V"' hap'ly harmon'ic hast'ate
hap'pen harmon'iea hast'ated
hap'pened harmon'ical haste
■ hap'peiiing harmon'icon ha'sted
hap'pier harmo'nious ha'sten
^ hap'piest harmo'niously ha'steiicd
hap'pily harnion'iphon ha'stener
 hastCMiing 117 Hebraistic

ha'stening hawk'er heaped

ha'stior hawk'ey hcap'er
ha'stiest hawk'-eyed heap'ing
ha'stily hawk'ing heap'y
ha'stiiiess hawk'weed hear
ha'stiiig hawse heard
ha'sty haw'ser hear'er
ha'sty pudding haw'thorn hear'ing
hat hay hcark'en
, hat'band hay'cock heark'ened
'■^V_o hat'-box hay'field heark'ener
hatch hay'ing heark'eniiig
hatched hay'loft hcar'say
hatch'd hay'maker ' hearse
hatch'elled-led' hay'mow heart
hatch'ellcr-ler hay'rick heart'ache
hatch'elling-ling , hay'st^ck heart'-broken
/J hatch'er haz'ard , heart'burn
hatch'es heart'felt
haz'arded
hatch'et
hearth
hatch'ing . haz'arding
hatch'ment - haz'ardous hearth'stone
hatch'way haze heart'ier
<• hate hazed heart'iest
hate'able ha'zel heart'ily
ha'ted ha'ziness heart'iness
hate'ful ha'zing heart'less
hate'fully ha'zy heart'lessness
hate'fuhiess he heart'-rending
A ha'ter head^
head'ache
hearts'ease
A hath •V-: heart'-sick
ha'ting ' head'band heart'y
ha'tred head'-dress heat
/I hat'ter
hatti-sherif'
• head'ed
head'er
heat'ed
heat'er
<j^\/
'
hau'berk
haugh
head'-gear
head'ily
4 heath
hea'then
<5^ haugh'tiest head'iness
hea'thendom
haugh'tily head'ing
haugh'tiness head'land hea'thenish
haugh'ty head'less hea'thenism
haul head'-line hea'then izc
haul'age head'long hea'thenized
hauled head'maii hea'thenizing
haul'er head'master heath'er

V-,,
haul'ing
haulm
head'quarters
heads'man
4) heath'ery
heath'y
haunch head'stall heat'ing
haunched head'stone heave
haunt head'strong heaved
haunt'ed head'way heav'en
haunt'er head'wind heav'cnly
<r>' haunt'ing hcad'work heav'enward
haut'boy hcad'y heav'er
haut'eur heal heaves
haut-gout' heal'able heav'ier
Havan'a ( heald heav'iest
have I healed heav'ily
ha'ven heal'er heav'iness
hav'ersack hearing heav'ing
hav'ildar health hcav'y
hav'ing health'ful heav'y-la'den
hav'oc health'fully hebdorn'adal
haw health'fulness heb'etate
Hawai'ian hcalth'icr hebeta'tion
hawed hcalth'iest heb'etude
haw-haw' health'ily Hebra'ic
haw'ing health'iness He'braism .
hawk health'y He'braist
hawked heap Hebraist'ic
Hebraize 118 herbary

He'braize ^ Hel'icon hern'iopsy

He'braized '^Helico'nian hemiple'gia
He'braiziiig heliocen'tric hem'iplegy
He'brew he'liochroine hemip'teral
He'brewess he'liograph hemip'terous
Hebrid'iau heliograph'ic hem'isphere
hec'atomb . ^ rV- heliog'raphy heniispher'ic
heck'le heliol'ater hemispher'ical
hec'tare f heliol'atry homispheroid'al
hec'tic heliom'eter hem'istich
hec'tical he'lioscope hcm'itrope
hec'togramme he'liostat hem'lock
hec'tograph he'liotrope hemmed
hec'tolitre-ter
hec'tometre-ter
hec'tor
hec'tored
% he'liotype
. helisphcr'ic
he'lium
hel'ix
hem'miiig
hem'orrhagc
hemorrhoid'al
hem'onhoids
hcc'toring r hell
hel'lebore
hemostat'ic
hemp'
hcc'torism Helle'nian hemp'ei-
bed'die Hellc'nic hemp'seed
licdcra'ceous Hel'lcnism hem'-stitch
hcd'eral Hel'leiiist hen
hedcrif'erous Hellcnist'ic hen'bane
hedge Hel'lenize hence
hedged Hel'leiiizcd henceforth'
hedge'hog Hel'leiuziiig henccfor'icard
hedg'er Hellespon'tiiic hench'man
hedge'row heli'-houiid hen'-coop
hcdg'iiig hell'ish
hedon'ic hell'ward hcndcc'agon
heed helm
heed'ed helmed hendcc'asyllable
hccd'ful hclm'et hen'-house
heed'iiig •- ^ ^ lielm'etcd hen'na
' hecd'less helmiii'thic
hen'otheism
heed'lessly helminthol'ogv
heed'lcssiiess hen'-peck
heel helms'man hepat'ic
heeled • hel'ot hepat'ical
heel'er hel'otism hep'atite
heel'iiig help hepatiza'tion
heel'-tap helped hep'atizc
heft help'er hcp'atized
hcgemon'ic hclp'ful
hepatol'ogy
he'gemony help'fully
Heg'ira, Hej'ira _ help'fulness hcpatos'copy
heif'er help'less hep'tachord
heigh'-ho hep'tagon
help'Iessly
height • heptag'onal
hcight'cn help'lessncss heptagyn'ia
height'ened help'mate heptahe'dron
hcight'cner help'meet heptan'drian
height'eiiing hcrter-skel'tcr
hci'nous helve heptan'gular
hei'nously helved hep'tarch
hei'iiousness Helve'tian hep'tarchy
heir Helvet'ic her
heir appa'rent
heir'dom
A. helv'in
helv'ing
her'ald
hcr'alded
heir'ess hem heral'dic
heii-'less hem'achate her'aldry
heir'loom '^2_. hcmastat'ical herb
heir'ship
held
1 ^ hem'atiii
hem'atite
herba'a'ous
herb'age
hc'liac hematit'ic hcrb'al
heli'acal hemicra'nia herb'alisni
hel'iciil hem'icycle herb'alist
hel'icite hcmihe'dral herba'rium
hcl'icoid hemi'na her'bary
 herbesccnt 119 hiiTographcr

i
herbes'cent yy her'oisin % hexain'eter
4 ^ \ herbif'erous y*' ^yO her'on 1- y ' hexamet'ric
\ 4^ Hcrbiv'ora y \ her'onry ^ ^: hexamet'rical
4 \ ■° herbiv'orous y . ' he'ro-worship f- ^ hexan'dna
Ky 't herboriza'tion , y her'pes 1- L hexan'drous
4 ^ her'borize . y \o. herpet'ic
Viv A her'borized herpetol'ogy ? 4. ^ hexan'gular
4 ^ V her'boriziiig yf. y her'ring
\^ 4 herb''ous hers t 4 _ hexapet'alous
4^N>a\ herb'y 4^ S ? |~V' hexaphvl'lous
'—f '■ Hercu'lean TV 4^ herself f hex'apla
herd 0 ^ her'sillon J- hex'aplar
4^ herd'ed y p hes'itancy 7^ hex'apod
>\ herd'er ) 0 y hes'itant /A \ hex'astich
^ \ herd'ing a t hes'itate n_ J_Q I hex'astyle
4. herds'man n y\\ hes'itated 1- - Hex'ateuch
^ 4 here P. hes'itating
here'about 9 yy hes'itatingly ■; ^ h'/-day
y' 4 hereaf'ter yi' p' hesita'tion
4. V_ j *1 hereat' y' hes'itative '^K^EiSer-nade
•V hereby' ' hiber'nal
. hered'itable ff Hesperian " hi'bernate
a \Xo_j Hes'perus hi'bernated
heredit'ament
\ y Hes'sian yy hi'bernating
0 /M
hered'itary yy y\ yt- hetae'ra A A -ahiberna'tion
4^ °
hered'ity -I- ?—\,yy hetae'ria A\A ’ Hiber'nian
herein' 4^ ^ heterocar'pous jjTxAjsA Hiber'nianism
4^ ^ hereof' ^ heterochro'mous Hiber'nicism
.0 4^^^ hereon' het'eroelite AvIpA hi'bernize
^^-''0 M hereout' y heteroclit'ic '' '' q < hie'cup
0 a*' her'esiarch yy—' hetei'oclit'ical A\ (hie'eough
y\y heterodac'tyl J ' hie'euped
heresiog'rapher het'erodont . ? hie'euping
y\i_o het'erodox y hick'ory
tf yv}—:
her'esy y] n- het'erodoxy ? J, hick'wall
0 her'elic )<r 1—Ts heterog'ainous y ^ hid
<5 heret'ical yy ' heteroge'neal y hi'dage.
% 4 heretofore' • J yy heterogene'ity aa
^ 4,^ hereunto' J. heteroge'neous y/ hid'den
4 ^ 1- hereupon' heterog'raphy
/I- hid'denly
0 ^ herewith' y\ ■’y hide
,( her'iot AA heterol'ogy y\ ■ hide'bound
4^ her'iotable n —: heteromor'phic y\^^ '' V hid'eous
° o her'isson yiyy<x> heteromor'phous . yy hid'eousiy
A. . her'itable heteron'omy y\ hi'der
^ h her'itage het'eronym
art
her'itor
y\ heteropath'ic
y\ (—• heterop'athy y~y\
4 ^ ^ her'itrix (. 2<V heteropha'sia hi'erarch
4^V-v^ hermaph'rodite 2-<VA* 44 het'erophemy yy ^ hierarch'al
hermaphrodit'ic
. het'eropod 'p' / ' hierarch'ical
yyy> het'man 'lyyy hi'erarchy
henneneu'tical y ' heuris'tic
y hierat'ic

herrnencu'tics 4 ^ hew hieroc'racy

herraet'ic 9 hewed y\
^V> . 4 hermet'ical o 4 hew'er y ' hi'croglyph
4 . hermet'ically / hew'ing
. her'mit o <> hewn <y''^ ' hieroglyph'ic
4^ her'mitage 0 o hews
/ her'mitary n 4La- ^ hex'achord hieroglyph'ical
4! % . hermit'ical V-p ^ o hexadac'tylous
V_^ 4 ^ her'nia 9 hex'ad y c—__ hi'erogratu
her'nial ' hexae'meron
he'ro 0 < hex'agon y hierogrammat'ic
<5 Hero'dian ' 'V-4 9 hexag'onal
hero'ic 9 y hexagyn'ian y ^_cN hierogram'matist
hero'ical o hexag'j’nous
hero'ically o y hexahe'dral A hierog'rapher
6 her'oine y hexahe'dron
hierographic 120 hole

hin'dering hives
hierograph'ic
hind'erwos/ hi'ving
hind'mos/ ho
hierograph'ical
hin'drance hoar
Hin'du hoard
hierog'raphy
Hin'duism hoard'ed
hierolog'ic Hindusta'ni hoard'er
hinge hoard'ing
hinged hoar'frost
hierol'ogist
hin'ging hoar'hound
hierol'ogy hin'ny
hint hoar'iness
hi'eromancy
hi'erophant hint'ed hoarse
hin'terland hoarse'ly
hieros'copy hint'ing hoarse'ness
hig'gle hint'ingly hoar'y
hig'gled hip hoax
hig'gledy-pig'- hipped hoaxed
hig'glcr [gledy hippocam'pus hoax'ing
hip'pocras hob
hig'gling Hippocrat'ic hob'ble
high^ hip'podrome hob'bled
high'-born hob'bledehoy
high'-bred hip'pogriff hob'bler
hippoph'agy hob'bling
high'-church
high'class ■
hippopot'amus hob'by
high'er hippu'ric hob'by-horse
high'est hobgob'lin
hip'-rool
high-falu'tin
high'-flown hip'-shot hob'nail
high'-flyer hir'cine hob'nailed
high-hand'ed V.' hir'cus hob'-nob
i hire hock
high'-heeled
hired hocked
high'land vS

high'lander hire'ling hock'ey

high'low hir'er hock'ing
high'ly hir'ing hock'le
high'-minded hir'sute ho'cus
his ho'cus-po'cus
high'ness
7 his'pid hod
high'-pressure
high'-priest ^ A hiss hod'den-grey
A hissed hodge'-podge
high'road
hiss'ing
high'-spirited hodier'nal
'V hiss'ingly
high'-toned
A hist hod'man
high'ty-tigh'ty
histog'raphy hoe
high'-water
high'way K.4 histolog'ical
histol'ogist
hoed
high'wayman hoe'ing
histol'ogy hoes
high'-wrought
histo'rian hog
hila'rious
hilar'ity histor'ic hogged
histor'ical hog'gery
Hil'ary
hill^ historiog'rapher hog'gin g
historiog'raphy hog'gish
hill'iness
hill'ock A his'tory hog'gishly
histrion'ic hogmanay'
hill'-side
hill'y his'trionisni hogs'head
hilt hit hoi'den, hoy'd
hilt'cd hitch hoist
hi'lum hitched hoisl'cd
him
hitch'er hoist'ing
hitch'ing hoi'ty-toi'ty
Hima'layan
/) hith'er ho'kcy-po'key
himself'
hitli'erwiosi hold
hin
hither/f/ hold'-all
hind
hind'berry hith'erward hold'en
hind'er ^ A hit'ter hold'er
hit'ting hold'fast
hin'der
hin'dered hive hold'ing
<5^ hived hole
hin'derer
 holed 121 horse-leech

^ holed homol'ogy aA. ho'ping

I' hol'iday b'-T'—-—.■ hom'onym aC^
hopped
' ^ ^ ho'lier x—: homonym'ic a^\ hop'per
r'’ ho'liest /r'-v—homon'ymous ' /\ hop'-pick'er
CL
' ^ ho'ling
v-f^

>JL '
^ ^
homon'ymy
ho'mophone
homoph'onous
aC\ ' V^hop'ping

^ ''
/\ hop'ple
hop'pled
^ 'r hol'la ' homoph'ony hop'ples
1 ^ hol'laed ' J' homot'ropal a'V—^ hop'scotch
hol'laing 1' \ ho'motype ' 'I ^ ho'ral
't Hollander \ hone ‘i\/' ho'rary
^ V'» hol'Uinds tfi" honed horde
hol'loa ^ 4^ hon'est a'' J hori'zon
'^'1 hol'loaed 4 0> hon'estly aL horizon'tal
'f” ^ hol'loaing X hon'esty / horizon'tally
^ '^' hol'low hone'wort ^ 'L horn
1 ^ hol'lowed hon'ey 'S horn'beam
'<'1 hol'low-eyed' LLy*— hon'ey-bag 'S| , \_horn'bill
hol'lowing d'' V hon'ey-bee V" />, horn'blende
^ ''' ’ hol'lowiiess 'L horn'-book
hol'Iy y—hon'eycomb /\ 1 4 horned
, hol'lyhock hon'ey-dew 'L horn'er
' N _o holm d'^ hon'eyed hor'net
' hol'ocaust hon'eymoon ^ horn'ing
'f' ^ hol'ograph hon'eysuckle horn'less
v<) ' hol'ster <, hong , ? horn'pipe
^ hol'stered a'^ hon'ing \ ' horn'y
ho'ly hon'or, hon'our
'1’ y-/y ho'ly-day ^ honora'rium horog'raphy
yn ' ho'ly-rood .'C.^ hon'orary
' u ho'lystone g hon'ourable hor'ologe
, / hom'age '^S- hon'ourably y ^ horolog'ical
1 home <£^ hon'oured
, home'-bred hon'ourer tfy ^ horologiog'raphy
>■ home'-brewed hon'ouring
, ^ \^home'-felt Q_P:—^ hon'oursman ^ jq horol'ogist
, home'less tfCl hood
_^ home'lessness a^' hood'ed y' horol'ogy
home'lier <LI <_hood'wink T—x horom'eter
home'liest cr ' hoof LV\ horom'etry
1 home'Iiness hoofed ■ ' hor'oscope
, home'ly 2-! hook
t-N__ home'-made Z—' hoo'kah horos'eopy
Homer'ic _! Z' hooked y y. hor'rent
a—= home'sick hook'er ^y ' hor'rible
^1 i home'spun 7 1 hook'-nosed
, home'stead Z_! hook'y yhor'ribleness
v-x. ^ home'ward (<■ ■ ' hoo'ligan ^y hor'ribly
'K homici'dal <jA> - hoop yy hor'rid X
a ^ hom'icide ‘ rfO' hooped ' y^ hor'ridly
1—; y homilet'ic hoop'ing
y hom'ilist hoop'ing-cough y ■ horrif'ic
hom'ily hoo'poe
V^-
ho'ming hoot / hor'rified
hom'iny <5''^' hoot'ed
— hom'mock , ^ hoot'ing y hor'rify
= homocen'tric <3^‘ hoove
homochro'mous hop hor'rifying
'''“X homoeopath'ic V, hop-bine ' /V hor'ror
^ homoeop'athist 5 hope X horse
^ homoeop'athy
a"'' hoped A horse'back
hope'ful A \_ horse'-breaker
V-j-x v-t~s;—Tshomog'amous ^ hope'fully A;—A horse'-chestnut
'/^ homoge'neal ^ hope'fulness ^ ^ horsc'-cloth
^ homogene'ity a'^V^ ^ hope'less
^ ^ homoge'neous ' hope'lessly horse'-flesh
O- >-ry homog'eny A p horse'-guards
j ' homolog'ical ^ aA^ hope'lcssness /S horso'hair
' __ homol'ogous ' ho'per “A 'S horsc'-jockey
bep-jC hom'ologue hop'-flea j ‘■'LZ A horse'-leech
horsc-litter 122 humus

horse'-litter house'-boat hulled

horse'man house'breaker rO hull'er
horse'manship house'breaking hull'ing
horse'-play housed hum
horse'-power house'ful hu'man
horse'shoe house'hold humane'
horse'tail house'holder humane'ly
horse'whip house'keeper bu'manism
horse'woman house'less hu'manist
hors'ing house'maid humanita'rian
hors'y house'-sur'geon
horta'tion house'wife humanita'rian-
hor'tative [ism
hor'tatory house'witery human'ity
hor'ticultor humaniza'tion
house'wright hu'manize
horticul'tural hous'ing hu'manized
hove hu'man izer
hor'ticulture hov'el hu'maniziiig
hov'er hu'mankiiid
horticul'turist hov'ered hu'manly
hor'tulan hov'ering hum'ble
how hum'ble-bee
hor'tus sic'cus howbe'it hum'bled
hosan'na how'dah hum'bleness
hose howev'er hum'bler
ho'sier how'itzer hum'blest
ho'siery how'ker hum'bling
hos'pice howl hum'bly
hos'pitable howled hum'bug
hos'pitiibly howl'er hum'bugged
hos'pital how'let hum'buggiug
hospital'ity howl'ing
hos'pitaller howsoev'er hum'drura
hos'podar hoy hu'meral
host hoy'den hu'merus
hos'tage hoy'denish hum'hum
' hos'tel hub humic
hos'telry hub'bub hu'mid
host'css buck humid'ify
hos'tile huck'aback humid'ity
hos'tilely huck'le hu'mify
hostil'ity huck'lebacked humil'iate
hos'tler humil'iated
hot huckle'berry humil'uiting
hot'bed huck'ster humilia'tion
hot'-blooded huck'stered humirity
hotch'potch huck'stering hummed
hot cock'les hud'dle hum'rner
hotel' hud'dled hum'ming
hot'-headed hud'dler hum'ming-bird
hot'house hud'dliiig hum'mock
hot'iy Hudibras'tic hu'mor, hu'mour
hot'-prcssed hue hu'moral
hot'-puessing hull hu'morous
hot'spur huffed hu'morously
hot'spurred huff'er bu'rnoured
Hot'tentot huff'iness hu'mouring
hot'tcr / huff'ish hu'morist
hot'test huff'y hu'mourless
hough hug hu'monrsome
houghed huge
hound huge'ly hu'moursomely
houiid'ish - hugged hump
hour hug'ger-mug'ger hump'back
Aom/-glass hug'ging hump'backed
Aowr'-hand Hu'guenot humped
hou'ri hulk hump'ty-dump'
hour'Xy hull hu'mulin [ty
house hullabaloo' hu'mus
huu 123 hyporbollst

hun hus'sy hydromet'ric

hunch hust'ings hydrom'etry
hunch'back hus'tle hydropath'ic
hun'tlrcd hus'tled hydrop'athisf
hun'tlredfold hus'tlcr hj'drop'athy
hun'dredth hus'tliiig hy'drophane
hun'dredwcight hut hydroph'anous
hung hutch h\'dropho'bia
hutched hydropho'bic
Hunga'rian hutch'ing hy'drophyte
hun'ger hut'ted hydrop'ic
hun'gered hiit'ting hy'droplane
hun'gcring Hutto'nian hy'drosalt
huzza' hy'droscope
hun'grk'st huzzaed' hydrostat'ic
hun'grily huzza'ing hydrostat'ics
hun'gry hy'acinth ht’drosul'phatc
hunks hyacin'thine hj^lrosul'phuret
hunt Hy'ades hydrot'ic
hunt'ed Hy'ads hj-'drous
hunt'er hyae'na hydrox'ide
hunt'ing hy'aline hydrox'y
hunt'rcss hy'aloid hydrox'yl
hunts'man hy'brid hye'mal
hur'dle hy'bridize hye'na
hur'dlcd hybridiza'tion hygei'an
hur'dling hy'bridous hy'giene
hy'datid hygien'ic
hur'dy-gurdy hy'datis
hurl hy'datism hygrol'ogy
hurl'bat hy'dra hygrom'eter
hurrbone h\'drac'id hygromet'ric
hurled hy'dragogue hygroin'etry
hur'ler Hydran'gea hy'groscope
hurl'in g hy'drant hy'lobate
hur'ly-burly hydrar'gyrum hy'loist
, hurrah' hy'drate hy'lotheism
hy'drated vr^ hylozo'ic
hur'ricane hydrau'lic hylozo'ism
hur'ried hy'driad hy'men
hur'riedly hy'drid hymene'al
hy'dride hymene'an
hur'rier hydrobro'mic Hymenop'tera
hur'ry hydrocar'boii hymenop'teral
hur'rying hymn
hydrocar'bonate hj'm'nal
hur'ry-skurry hydrocar'buret hymn'-book
hurt hy'drocelc hymned
hurt'cr hydroceph'alus hym'nic
hurt'ful hydrochlo'rate hymn'ing
hurt'fulncss hydrochlo'ride hym'nody
'■ hur'tlcberry hydroc3''anatc
hymnog'rapher
hus'band I_: hydro-elec'tric
hus'bandcd 3j\ hydro-galvan'ic hymnol'ogist
hus'banding —hy'drogen hymnol'ogy
hus'bandman diy(/ hy'drogcnize hy'oid
hus'bandry >1, ^ hydrog'enous , H^’oscy'amus
hush hydrog'rapher hyperbat'ic
hushed hj'per'baton
hush'ing h^’drograph'ic hyper'bola
hush'-money hydrograph'ical
husk hydrog'raphy hyper'bolc
husked hy'droid hypcrbol'ic
husk'ier hydrolog'ical
husk'iest hydrol'ogist 4 hyperbol'ical
husk'ily hydrol'ogy / V hyperbol'ical
hyperbol'ically
. husk'incss hydrol'ysis
^ husk'ing hy'dromancy hyper'bolism
husk'y hy'dromel
hussar' hydrom'eter hj'pcr'bolist
hyperbolize 124 hysterica

V/^ J\ hyper'bolize hy'po hypostat'ical

V - hyper'boloid hyp'ocaust hyp'ostyle
(jJ \ . \ClHyi)erbo'rean hypochon'dria liypot'enuse
hypercar'bu- hypochon'driac hypoth'ec
reted hypochondri'acal hypoth'ecate
hypercatalec'tic hypochondri'- hypoth'tcated
hypercrit'ic hyp'ocist [asis hypotheca'tion
■ hypercrit'ical hypoc'risy hypoth'esis
h>'p)ercrit'icism hyp'ocrite hypothet'ic
Nhypercrit'icize hypocrit'ic hypothetical
hypocrit'ical
Hype 'rion hypothet'ically
hjT^er'meter hypoder'mic hypsom'eter
hypernict'rical hypsomet'ric
hyper'trophy hypogas'tric hypsom'etry
hy'phen hy'soii
- hypnol'ogist hypogas'trocele hys'sop
hypnol'ogy hyp'ogeiie hyste'ria
hypnot'ic hypoge'um hyster'ic
hyp'notism hypophos'phate hystcr'ical
hypos'tasis
hyp'iiotize hypostat'ic “ hyster'ics
hyp'notizcd
 I

V
T icteri'tious idol'ater
i'amb ic'tus idol'atress
iam'bic
1r i'cy idol'atrize
1
iam'bus ide'a idol'atrous
1
Ibe'rian ide'al idol'atrously
i'bex ide'alism idol'atry
ibi'dem ide'alist i'dolize
i'bis idealis'tic i'dolized
Ica'rian ideal'ity i'dolizer
f].
ice idealiza'tion i'doliziiig
ice'-an'chor ide'alize i'dyll
ice'lierg
icc'-boat
'vr ide'alized
ide'alizing
idyl'lic
if
ice'-bound ide'ally ig'neous
ice-cream' idea'tion ignes'cent
iced i'dem ignif'erous
ice'-floe id'em ig'nis fat'uus
ice'-house identical ignite'
iden'ticaRy igni'table
Ice'lander identifica' tion igni'ted
Icelan'dic iden'tifiable igni'tible
ichneu'raon iden'tified igni'ting
ich'nograph 'Hx iden'tify igni'tion
iden'tifying igno'ble
ichnograph'ic
I iden'tity igno'bly
i'deograph ignomin'ious
ichnograph'ical
I ideograph'ic
ichnog'raphy ideograph'ical ignomin'iously
ichnolog'ical ideog'raphy ig'nominy
i'chor ideolog'ical ignora'mus
i'chorous
ichthyog'raphy
n y ideol'ogist
ideol'ogy
ig'norance
ig'norant
ichthyol'ogist ides ig'norantly
ichthyol'ogy I idioc'rasy ignore'
ich'thyomancy idiocrat'ic ignored'
ichthyoph'agy
ichthyosau'rus
•H id'iocy
id'iograph
ignor'ing
igua'na
i'cicle idiograph'ic igua'nodon
i'ciness id'iom il'eum
■U
i'cing idiomat'ic il'eus
i'con idiomat'ically i'lex
icon'oclasm idiopath'ic Il'iac
icon'oclast idiop'athy Il'iad
iconoclast'ic il'ium
idiosyn'crasy ilk
iconograph'ic idiosyncrat'ic ill
iconog'raphy id'iot illapse'
idiot'ic illapsed'
iconol'ater idiot'ical illaps'ing
iconol'atry
iconol'ogy
icosahe'dral
Vi'lrv
-li^ idiot'icon
id'iotism
i'dle
illa'tion
il'lative
illaud'able
icosahe'dron i'dled ill'-brcd
i'dleness ill-condi'tioned
icosan'dria i'dler ille'gal
icosan'drous i'dling illegari'’v
icter'ic i'dly ille'galize
icter'ical y- i'dol ille'gally

125
illogibility 126 immovability

illegitiil'ity illus'tratively immate'rially

illog'ible
illfg'ibly
illegil'imacy
1
' -
t ill'iistrater
I ill'ustrator
immature'
immatured'
imrnature'ly
'' K/' iilus'tratory
illcgit'im:ite,M.,a. ^ illus'trious immatur'ity
illegil'imate, v. ' illus'triously immeas'urable
illev'iable '' t-p illus'triousriess immeas'urably
ill-fa'voured ill-will' imme'diate
ill-hu'mour ill-wish'er itnine'diate\y
illib'eral im'age immed'icable
illiberarity im'ageable immem'orable
illib'erally im'aged immemo'rial
illic'it im'agery immense'
illic'itly imag'inable immense'ly
illic'itness imag'inably immense'ness
illimitabirity imag'inary immen'sity
illim'itable imagina'tion immensurabil'ity
illim'ited imag'inative immen'surable
illini'tion iraag'ine ’ immerge'
illi'sion imag'ined immerged'
illit'eracy imag'iner immer'ging
illit'erate im'agiiig immerse'
illit'erateness imag'iiiing immersed
ill-man'iiered ima'go immers'ing
ill-na'ture imam' immer'sion
ill-na'tured im'bccile immer'sionist
ill'ness imbecil'ity immethod'ical
illog'ical imbed' im'migrant
ill-o'mened imbibe' irn'migrate
ill-starred' imbibed' im'migrated
ill-timed' ' ^ imbi'ber im'migrating
ill-treat' imbi'bing immigra'tion
illude' ^ imbibi'tion im'minence
illud'ed I imbo'som im'minent
illud'ing imbo'somed im'mincntly
illume' ' imbo'soming immin'gle
illumed' ^ vim'bricate immin'gled
illu'minable '-T-i. im'bricated immin'gling
illu'miiiant > imbrica'tion immiscibil'ity
illu'minary immis'cible
illu'minate imbro'glio immis'sion
illu'minated imbrue' immit'igable
illumiiia'ti imbrued'
illu'minating iiubru'ing immix
illumiiia'tion irabrute' ^ immo'bile
illu'miuative imbru'ted '' immobility
illu'minator imbru'ting y° immo'bilize
illu'mine imbue' immod'erate
illu'mined imbued' ' immod'erately
illuminee' imbu'iug immodcra'tion
illu'miner imitabfl'ity imraod'est
illu'miiig im'itable iramod'estly
illu'miiiing im'itatc immod'esty
illu'minism ira'itated im'molate
illu'miiiize ira'itating ' im'niolated
imita'tion im'molating
ill'-uscd im'itative ' immola'tion
illu'sion im'itator im'molator
illu'sionism immac'ulate immor'al
illu'sionist immac'ulateness irnnioral'ity
illu'sive im'manence immor'ally
illu'sivcly iminor'tal
illu'siveness im manency immortal'ity
im'maiicnt immortaliza'tion
illu'sory iramate'rial immor'talize
ill'ustrate iinmor'talizcd
ill'ustrated immate'rialism
ill'ustrating immate'rialist immor lalizing
illustra'tion immortelle'
illus'trative immaterial'ity iramovabil'ity
 immovable 127 implicating

immov'able ^ impawned' imper'illing

iiiunov'abJy ^ impawn'ing y- ^'^:/*^impe'rious
^ J impeach' ~-<A^ jj^impe'riously
immune' •J impeach'able imjje'riousness
immu'nity N 'O' impxiached' . impor'ishable
Ofc immiinizu'tion ^ ./ impeach'er \ .rryO imper'ishable-
J im'inuiiiee .4> impeach'ment ^ ness
^ '' immure' impearl' _Ovr-v,_xv_p imiKT'majience
immured' imper'manent
^ irnmur'ing V inipearlmg impermeabir'ity
immutabil'ity ■ \ impeccabil'ity imper'meable j
immu'table impec'cable imper'soiiaJ ,
immu'tably impec'can cy V;. impersonal'ity 1
imp ^ ^ imped'cant ^ a. imper'sonally
1 impact ^rf ' impecunios'ity imper'sonate •
—(. impact'ed ^ ^ impecu'nious imper'sonated
' ^ impact'ing *■ j impede' imper'sonating i
! ^ impair' Oi- * imped'ed '~'0^ impersona' tion '
. impaired' ^ O.. impe'dient
1 ,-s, impair'er imped'iment impersua'sible I
^ impair'ing Ur41yi-^ impedhnen'ta imper'tinence i
y-ftf ' impale' 1 Ir’ impedimen'tal —A imper'tinency :
impaled' ' impe'ding '■ imper'tinent '
.impale'ment yrv! impel' imper'tinen tly
^^"^impal'ing O impelled' imperturb'ability
^ impalpabil'ity impel'lent -—' imperturb'able
impal'pable impel'ler imperturba'tion ,
yr<r^ impel'ling imperviabirity \
\ impana'tion impen' imper'viable
impau'el ^ impend' N imper'vious '
impan'elled-led impend'ed imper'vicrusness
impan'elling-ling impen d'ence r _ • impeti'go
impar'adise impend'ency O* m'petrate
^ impend'en-t b ^ impetra'tion
imparisyllab'ic ^ impend'ing t impetuos'ity
impar'ity OO. ' impenetrabil'ity 1 -I- inipet'ubus
^-v;/ ' impark' ^ impen'etrable \ f’ impet'uously
C~^:^ imparl' impen'itenoe
' impari'ance impen'itency im'petus
impart' j impen'itent im'pi 1
irnpjirt'ed impen'itently _ impierce'
impart'er ■/ impen'nate "I impi'ety
1 \ impart'ing impen'nous impinge'
. impar'tial ' imperati'val impinged'
‘.j-vi/'-d. impartial'ity ,,.^.^1 ’ C_ imper'ative impinge'ment
imper'atively '^■^impin'ging
, ^ impar'tially ^im'pious
impar'tialness impera'tor *' ^ im'piously ^
impartibil'ity -^/c4 imperato'rial ‘ ini'piousness
impart'ible i i™Per'atory ._J imp'ish
■ . > impart'ment Ov/ \ imperceptibil'ity ^ implacabil'ity
impas'sable ' impercep'tible impla'cable
impasse' iiiipercep'tibleness OOX impla'cably
impassibil'ity impercep'tibly ^ implant'
^ impas'sible ■ \. i imper'fect \ implanta'tion
impas'sion •< imperfec'tion [• ■ O implant'ed
‘.p impas'sionate ^ { imper'fectly implant'ing
impas'sioned imper'fectness i™Pl*'usibiPity
impas'sive ■ imper'forable V implau'sible
■ impas'sively ^ imper'forate •\ implau'sibleuess
■ ' V^_i> impas'siveness imper'f or a ted 'O. ' . N^implfead'
V ^ impassiv'ity . imperfora'tion .J \ ■ implead'ed
J impasta'tion impe'rial ^.l- implead'er •
impaste' or impe'rialism ^ implend'ing
impa'sted im'plement
<?v,- impa'sting impe'rialist 'X " imple'tion
impa'tience impe'rialistic y* , im'plex
^ ‘ ’ impa'tient impe'rially im'plicate
impa'tiently imper'il * O im'plicated
" impawn' imper'illed im'plicating
 implication 128 inapplicability

^ implica'tion impov'erisher J improvisa'tion

im'plicative .). impov'erishing \ improv'isator
^ '"X “■ implic'it J impov'erishment X improvisato're
implic'itly V ^ improvise'
^ implic'itiiess \ impracticabil'ity
' implied' —<L imprac' ticable improvised'
^ implied'ly —^ im'precate improvi'ser
y implora'tion ira'precated improvi'sing
implore' im'precating \ impru'dence
^ implored' impreca'tion \ -J' impru'dent
implor'er im'precatory \ impru'dently
implor'ing impreci'sion .'J' ^ im'pudence
1 V ” implor'iiigly impregn' -J' im'pudent
'~<!m implurned' impregnabil'ity im'pudently
--Vv ' imply' ''jj impudic'ity
—impreg'nable .1. impugn'
^ imply'ing —impreg'nably
■C^ .). impol'icy impugned'
j^' impolite' —f impreg'nate ^ impugn'er
imjxilite'ly --ri. impreg'nated im'pulse
impolite'ness .-O—impreg'nating ^ impul'sion
^
impol'itic ^ impregna'tion ■ impul'sive
'>■ . _ impolit'ical impresa'rio impul'sively
—V imponderabil'ity V V-:v imprescrip'tible impul'siveness
' w' impon'derable « Xf.' impress impu'nity
impon'derous ^ impressed' vy' ■ ^ impure'
;<v impressibil'ity impure'ly
'T<^. imporos'ity ^ impress'ible „ impure'ness
.'■jn:/; impo'rous X_;. impress'ing impu'rity
import ^ impres'sion ^ ’' X impur'ple
^ import'able ^ impres'sionism J' ' impu'table
^ . impor'tance ^ impres'sionist .,1: imputa'tion
impres'sionable J impu'tative
. _.... itnpor'tant\y \ '“'-X. impress'ive L. J impute'
importa'tion ^ impress'ively _ impu'ted
-T^ import'ed ^ • impress'ment „| impu'ter
' X import'er vv ^ impress'ure J impu'ting
, import'ing -y imprima'tur J- ■ imputres'cible
' /•‘</^ impor'tunate . impri'mis . \ ' in
, impor'tunately imprint ■ \ . inability
' '■ importune' imprint'ed ^ y V] iiiftccessibil'ity
. importuned' impris'on S/f ip ' inaccess'ible
' inaportun'cr ..-i. impris'oned •XT inaccess'ibly
importun'ing impris'oning —<0. inac'curacy
importu'nity impris'onment —5 inac'curate
•'•impo'sable (improbabiVity "J inac'curately
^ impose' \ .< improb'able . inac'tion
^ imposed' i improb'ably —1 L. inac'tive
impo'ser ..—Vy \ improb'ity r —1 inact'ively
\ impromp'tu —A ^ t' inactiv'ity
7 impo'singly L .1. improp'er ft' ' inad'equacy
impo'sing-stone * improp'erly .^_>i ) i inad'equate
^ ^ imposi'tion X*- ..-kv, impro'priate } :v_a_ ■ inad'equately
^ impossibil'ity ^ v> impro'priated (_>. inad'equatcness
. impos'sible \ impro'priating ■ inadmissibil'ity
^ im'post impropria'tion U-n. ^ inadmis'sible
^ ' Wj imposthuma'tion \\ .—vv, impro'priator
' U< impos'thume impropri'ety J inadvert'ence
^ impos'tor \ improvAhiViiy J inadvert'ent
' impos'ture "VT^^ inadvert'ently
^ impos'tured improv'able t .. ina'lienable
'J' ^ im'potence improv'ableness •'-=•7'^ ^ inamora'ta
im'potency ^ ■ (improi’e' .'—inamora'to
) im'potcnt ^ .< improved' 'V’ inane'
im'potently (improve'ment 1 inan'imate
^ ^ impound' improv'er inan'imated
'' impound'ed '' improv'idence —=~-^. inani'tion
impound'er . , .J' improv'ident .1. ___ inan'ity
impound'ing improv'idently \ inap'petcnce
■ impov'erish itnprov'ing \ J" inap'petency
.J impov'erished ... improi/ingiy j' N—inapplicabil'ity j
inapplicable 129 iiicoiidoiisable

inap'plicilble in'ea vated inclo'sing

iiiapplica'tion incava'tion inclo'sure
iiiap'posite incen'diarism include'
inappre'ciable incen'diary inclu'dcd
inappro'priate in'ceiise inclu'ding
inapt' incen'sive inclu'sion
inapt'itude incen'sor inclu'sive
inapt'ly incen'tive inclu'sively
iuapt'iiess inccp'tion incoer'cible
inarch' incep'tive
inartic'ulate incep'tor incog,
inartic'ulatcly incera'tion incog'nita
inarticula'tion incer'titude incog'nito
inartifi'eial inccs'sancy incog'nizable
inartis'tic inces'sant incog'nizance
inasmuch’ inces'santly incog'nizant
inatten'tion in'cest
incoher'ence
inatten'tive inces'tuous
inatten'tively inch incoher'ency
inatten'tiveness inch'meal
incoher'ent
inaudibility in'choate
inaud'ible in'choately incoher'ently
inau'gural inchoa'tion incoin'eident
inau'gurate incho'ative incombustibility
inau'gurated in'cidence incombus'tible
inau'gurating in'eident in' come
inaugura'tion inciden'tal
inciden'tally in'coming
inau'gurator
incin'erate incommensura-
inauspi'eious incin'erated bil'ity [ble
inauspi'ciously incin'erating incommen'sura-
in'born incommen'surate
incinera'tion incommode'
inbreathe'
incip'ience incommo'ded
in'bred
in'ea
in cage'
incal'culable
1 incip'iency
incip'ient
incip'iently
incommo'ding
incommo'dious
incommunica-
incise' bil'ity
iacales'cence
incised' inconamu'nicable
incales'cency
incales'cent inci'sing
incommu'nicative
incandes' cence inci'sion
inci'sive incommu'table
incandes'cent
inci'sor incompact'
incanta'tioii
inci'sory incom'parable
incan'tatory
incis'ure incom'parably
incapabil'ity
inci'tant incompass'ionate
inca'pable
incita'tion incompatibil'ity
incapa'cious incite' incompat'ible
incapac'itate inci'ted incom'petence
incapac'itated incite'ment incom'pstency
incapac'ity inci'ter incom'petent
incar'cerate inci'ting
incar'cerated incivil'ity incom'petently
incar'cerating inclasp' incomplete'
incarcera'tion inclasped' incomplete'ly
incar'nate, adj. inclasp'ing incomple te'ness
incar'nate, v. inclavc' incompli'ant
incar'nated inclem'ency incom'posite
incar'nating inclem'ent incomprehensi-
incarna'tion bil'ity [ble
incli'nable
incomprehen'si-
incar'native inclina'tion incomprehen'-
incase' incli'natory sive [ity
leased' incline' incompressibil'-
incas'ing inclined' incompress'ible
incatena'tion incli'ner incompu'table
incau'tion incli'ning inconceiv'able
incau'tious inclinom'eter inconclu'sive
incau'tiously inclose' inconclu'sively
incau'tiousness inclosed' incondcns'able
ineon^ruent 130 indict

incon'gruent incred'ibly indeco'rous

incongru'ity 'incredu'Iity L-LyC~^ indeco'rousness
incon'gruous , indeco'rum
incon'gruously T '' incred'ulous indeed'
incon'sequence _^incred'ulousness indefatigabil'ity
incon'sequeiit indefat'igable
^ inconseqiion'tial incrcmen'tal
o T inconski'erable indefeasibil'ity
incrim'inate
I- ^ inconsid'erate indefea'sihle
incrim'inatory
Y inconsid'erately indefensibil'ity

_
h inconsidera'tion
incoiisist'ency
incoiisist'cut
incrust'
incrust'ate
incrusta'tion
indefen'sible
indefen'sibly
y< ^ in-coiisist'ently incrust'ed
-^C\ ( inconsol'able incrust'ing indefin'able
incon'soiiance in'cubate indef'inite
iiiconspic'uous in'cubated indef'iiiitely
V-^' incoiispic'uously Mn'cubating indef'initeness
f incoii'stancy in'cubation indelibil'ity
) ^ ^ incon'stant indel'ible
incon'staiitly in'cubator indel'ibly
incoiisum'able in''cubus indel'icacy
inconte&t'able in'culcate ^ / indel'icate
incon'tinence in'culcated [/^ iiKlel'icatcly
incon'tinent in'culcating indennifica'tion
incon'tinently inculca'tion
incontrol'lable indem'nified
in'culcator
incontrovcrtil>ii'ity indem'nify
iRControvert'ible incul'pable
inconve'nieucb incul'pate indem'nifying
incon ve'ii icn ced : incul'pated indetn'nity
inconve'nient-ly '■ incul'pating indent'
inconvcrtibirity \ inculpa'tion b indenta'tion
inconvert'ible incurpatory indent'ed
inco-or'dinate incum'bency indent'ing
inco-ordina'tion incum'bent inden'turc
incor'prvrate, adj. incur' ( indcpend' ence
iucor'poralc, v. incurabil'ity ■< independ'ent
incor' porated { independ'ently
iiicor'poratiiig incur'able indescri'bable
iticorpora'tion incui'ably
incorpo'real incu'rious indestructibil'ity
indcstruc'tible
incorpore'ity incu'riously
indetex'minable
^incurred'
incorrect' incur'rence indeter'minate
incorrect'ly incur'ring
indeter'minately
incorrect'ness incur'sion
incorrigiliil'ity incur'sive indetermin a'tion
-j y incor'rigibie incurv'ate, adj. indevout'
■J ^ incor'rigibleiiess incurv'ate, v. in'dex
incor'rigibly incurv'ated in'dexed
incurv'ating in'dexer
incorro'dible index'ical
incurva'tion
incorrupt' in'dexing
incorruptibil'ity incurve al ^ indexter'ity
incorrupt'ible incuri'cd' In'diaman
incorrup'tion . incurv'ing ^ In'dian
incorrupt'ncss indebt'ed L< N in'dia-rub'ber
incras'sate, adj. indebt'edness in'dicant
incras'sate, v. '^jinde'cency .jrr in'dicate
incrassa'tion inde'cent in'dicated
incras'sative inde'cently in'dicating
increase indecid'uous indica'tion
increased' indcci'pherable ' L- indic'ative
increas'er J indic'atively
increas'ing indeci'sion in'dicator
increasing! 3^ ■'->1 indeci'sive ^ in'dicatory
incrc'dilMl'ity indeci'sively o. ind'ices
incred'iblc in decli'liable "1 indict'
 indictable 131 inexpert

indict'able indivul-aliza'lioii ine'briating

inclict'ed individ'ualize inebria'tion
indict'er individ'ualizcd inebri'ety
mdict'ing individ'ualizing ined'ited
indic'tion ■individ' ually incf'fable
indie'tive indivisibil'ity inef'fableness
indict'ment indivis'ible inef'fably
S indif'fercnce indoc'ile inefface'able
\ indif'Jercnt indociiity ineffective'
indif'ferenlism indoc'trinate
indif' jerentXy ineffect'ual
k- in'digence indoc'trinating incffect'ually
in'digene ineffica'cious
indig'enous indoctrina'tiou inef'ficacy
in'digent I ineffi'ciency
indigest'ed _in'dolence ■j ineffl'dent
indigestibil'ity ^ in'dolent {ineffi'dently
iiidigest'ible ^ in'dolently inclas'tic
indiges'tioii ht indom'itable inelastic'ity
indig'nant kk in'door ineiegance
’ indig'nantly indors'able ineiegant
indigna'tion indorse' ineiegantly
indorsed' ineligibil'ity
indig'nity indorsee' ineiigible
in'digo indorse'ment inept'
indigom'eter indors'er inept'itude
in'digotin indors'ing inept'ly
indirect' in'draught inept'ness
indirec'tion in'drawn inequal'ity
indirect'ly indu'bitable ■ ineq'uitable
indirect'ness indu'bitably
indiscern'ible induce' ineradicable
indiscern'ibly induced' inerrabil'ity
indis'eipline induce'ment inerr'able
indiscreet' indu'cer \ iner'rancy
indu'cible iner'rant
indiscreetly indu'eing inert'
indiscrete'
n- indiscre'tion
induct'
induct'ed
iner'tia
incrt'ly
induct'ile inert'ness
indiscrim'inate
inductiiity inessen'tial
indiscrim'inately induct'ing ines'timable
indiscrimina'tion indue'tion \ines'timably
( indispen'sable induc'tive inev'itable
I indispen'sably induc'tively inev'itably
inductom'eter inexact'
indispose' ^- induct'or
indisposed' indue' inexact'ness
indisposition indued'
indis'putable ^ indu'ing inexcus'able
indis'putably • / indulge'
indulged' inexcu'sableness
indissolubiiity ' d induigence
indis'soluble indul'gent inexcu'sably
indis'solubly r 7 induigently inexer'tion
indissoivable induiger inexhal'able
-•| indistinct' ' k induiging inexhaust'ed
I indistinctly '-hy. in'durate inexhaust'ible
in’durated inexhaust'ibly
indistinct'ness ' v_i ^ in'durating
indistin' guish- indura'tion incxist'ence
able indus'trial inexist'ent
indite' indus'trious inex'orable
'q. indi'ted indus'triously inex'orably
indite'ment in'dustry inexpediency
indi'ter inexpe'dient
1 indi'ting in'dwelling inexpen' sit'e
individ'ttal ine'briant inexpe'rience
individ'ualism ine'briate inexpe'rieuced
individuaiity ine'briated inexpert'
 inexpiablo 132 ingrafting

^ infest'ing infold'ed
^ \ inex'piable ^ infestiv'ity '■'A infold'ing
3i > inex'plicable H in'fidel A^/i . info'liate
^ ^ inex'plicably ^^1 1. infidel'ity , _ V. inform'
J inexplic'it _. 'infil'trate AAA /- inform'al
vA I], infil'trated 'TAA'""^ informal'ity
\ inexpress'ible ^ infir trating AA^^V^ inform'ally
\ ^inexpress'ibly vr n . infiltra'tion
irtexpress'ive in'finite inform'ant
■ in'finitely ^ Ars informa'tion
^—pinexpug'nable (. in'finiteness \_ informed'
^ inextinct' inform' er
infinites'imal . ''A^. inforin'ing
_ inextin'gwisha.'bXt AA_ infract'
inex'tricable infin'itive ''-A infrac'tion
iiiex'tricably infract'or
infin'itude "An infran'gible
. infallibil'ity infin'ity A infre'quence
^ infal'lible infirm' >—A • infre'quency
'^v/>infariibly j infre'quent
in'famous '^-A. ‘ ■ infringe'
/. infir'mary
^ in'famously infir'mity / '-A infringed'
in'fainy '-A. ' infringe'ment
in'fancy '-A infrin'ger
. ^A: •'• - infirm'ly
../I ^ in'fant A, h\~—J infix' A '~A. infrin'ging
infan'ta ~~A ^ infixed' ^-A' r infruc'tuous
infan'te infix'ing 1 ^ infrugif'erous
I' infan'ticide inflame'
. 1 in'fantile inflamed'
"( in'fantine infundtb'ular
infla'mer
_ in'fantry 'Av—' infla'ming A^AA ' infu'riate
X. infat'uate '~A_Al- infu'riated
~l infat'uated infu'riating
inflammabil'ity
. infat'uating —A infus'eate
inflam'mable
~1 infatua'tion
■AViA. inflamma'tion "A^ • infuse'
lj~ iufea'sible infused'
—1 > infect' 'A^2A infu'ser
. infla'table
}, infect'ed ^ inflate' ^-\3\ infusibil'ity
_. infect'ing infla'ted 'A- ^ infu'sible
j infec'tion infla'ter > 'Aii infu'sing
_ ' infec'tious -A A "Ao infu'sion
^ infec'tiously infla'tion '—A infu'sive
'~^A_ inflect' —AA Infuso'ria
infec'tiousness
'—, inflect'ed '-'AA infuso'rial
• infec'tive r inflec'tion infu'sory
( inflex'ion in'eather
r'’X__n infec'tor in'ffatherine
inflec'tional
'V J infec'und
inflec'tive
^ infecun'dity
_ t inflexed' A ingen'erate, adj.
infeft'ment
- inflexibil'ity Y A. ingen'erate, v.
^ infelic'itous A ■ ingenera'tion
~'-A y. inflex'ible
infelic'ity
'‘-A inflex'ibly A '~?v inge'nious
infer'
inflict' 1 . . A inge'niously
. ' Infer'able '-A - inflict'ed AA ^ inge'niousness
in'ference "-A '■• inflict'ar A. ’ AA ingenue'
'~\:_yr\y inferen'tial inflict'ing A, "-j. ingenu'ity
^ infe'rior
inflic'tion A . ingen'uous
inferior'ity
~^ i itiiiic'tive 'a ingen'uously
infer'nal
1 inflorcs'cence
infer'nally inflow f- ingen'uousness
^^.iiifer'no in' jiucnce ^ Ap ingesf'
^ '“A; infer'rable in'flu diced y- • . inges ta
^ inferred' in' fluencine. y inges'tion
^ infer'ring in'fluent
infer'tile f infiuen'tial inglo'rious
! infertility . ( infiuen'tially ^ d inglo'riously
'“X- ■■ infest' influen'za • '~A] in'got
^ ^ infesta'tion />5A_o in'flux ingraft'
^ infest'ed >Ar influx'ion '-ifr-i ingraft'ed
T infest'er infold' vA" ingraft'ing
insraftmont m inquh’ondo

ngraft'ment inhuina'tion innerve'

ngrain' inhume' innerved'
ngrained' inhumed' innerv'ing
Mgraia'ing inhu'ming in'ning
a'grate iniin'ical ^ inn'keepcr
agra'tiate inim'ically in'nocence
ngra'tiated inim'itable in'nocency
ngra'tiatiiig iiiim'itably in'nocent
ngrat'itude iniq'uitous ^^ in'nocently
ngre'dient iniq'uity innoc'uous
ngress iiii'tial innoc'uously
ngres'sion ini'tialled-led
n'growing ini'tially innom'inate
n'growth ini'tiate in'novate
n'guinal ini'tiatcd in'novated
iigulf' ini'tiating ' in'iiovating
initia'tioii innova'tion
agulfcd' ini'tiative
ngur'gitate ini'tiatory in'novator
ngurgita'tion inject' innox'ious
nhab'it inject'ed innox'iously
nhab'itable inject'ing innuen'do
nhab'itancy injcc'tion innu'merable
ahab'itant injudi't'ial
nhabita'tion injudi'cious innu'raerably
nhab'itativeness
injudi'ciously
innu'merous
nhab'ited injunc'tion
nhab'iter in'jure innutri'tion
iihab'iting in'jured innutri'tious
iihab'itiveness in'jurer innu'tritive
nhala'tion in'juring inobtru'sive
nhale' inju'rious inobtru'sively
nhaled'
nha'ler inju'riously inobtru'sivcriess
in'jury
aha'ling
injus'tice inoc'ulable
nharmon'ic ink
nharmo'nious inoc'ular
ink'horn ; inoc'ulate
nhanno'niously ink'iness . inoc'ulated
in'kle 'inoc'ulating
nharmo'nious- ink'ling inocula'tion
ness ink'stand
nhere' ink'y inoc'ulator
nhered'
nhcr'ence
inlace'
inlaced'
j; ino'dorous
inoffen'sive
inla'cing inoffen'sively
nher'ency inlaid'
nhcr'ent in'land inoffi'cial
nher'ently in'lander inoffi'cious
inlay inop'erative
nher'it in!layer
nher'itable inlay'ing inopportune'
iher'itance inleague' inopportuuc'ly
iher'ited in'let inor'diiiacy
nher'iting inlock' , inor'dinate
inher'itor in'ly inor'dinately
inher'itrix in'mate inordina'tion
inhib'it in'most , inorgan'ic
inhib'ited inn inos'culate
inhib'iting innate'
inhibi'tion innate'ly inos'culatcd
inhib'itory innate'ness inoscula'tion
inhos'pitable in'qnest
inhos'pitably innav'igable inqui'etude
inhospital'ity in'ner inquir'ablc
inhu'man in'nerwfos^ \ in quire'
inhu'manly innerv'atc inquired'
inhuman'ity innerva'tion -inquiren'do
inquirer 134 iiistiumontation

iiMjuir er insesso'rial inspira'tion

inquir'ing in'set inspir'atory
'■ inquir'y in'shore ^ inspire'
inquisi'tion insicca'tion inspired'
inquisitional in'side ^ inspi'rer
' inquis'itive insi'der inspi'ring
inquis'itively insid'ious inspir'it
't-
^ inquis'itiveness insid'iously inspir'ited
Sf in'sight ^ - inspir'iting
inquis'itor _:ii—insig'nia inspis'sate
inquisito'rial >. . insignificance ^ ■[ inspis'sated
insignif icancy Y inspis'sating
inquisito'rially { insignificant inspissa'tion
iiiro _jsusr^y insincere' ^ r\ instabiiity
in'road iiisincere'ly ^ insta'ble
iiirush \ install'
insincer'ity installa'tion
insaliva'tion
insalu'brious insin'uate X .p_ installed'
installed'
insalu'brity insin'uated install'iing
irisaiutary insin'uating instaiirinent
insane' insin'uatingly iu'stance
insane'ly insinua'tion -f- in'stanced
insan'ity insin'uative in'stancing
insatiabiiity insin'uator -if- in'stant
insa'tiable insip'id instanta'neous
. insa'tiablcness insipid'ity instanta'neously
insa'tiably insip'idly install'ter
*■ insa'tiate insip'ience 1 iii'stantly
insa'tiately insip'ient instate'

1: " insati'ety insist' instead'

inscri'bable insist'ed insteep'
( inscribe' insist'ence in'step
( inscribed' insist'ency in'stigate
inscri'bur insist'ent in'stigated
inscri'bing insist'cntly iu'stigating
inscrip'tiun insist'ing instiga'tion
inscrip'tive insi'tion in'stigator
inscroli
inscrolk'd'
inscrutabiiity
in si'tu
insnared'
iiisnar'er
r instir, instill'
instilla'tion
inscru'tablc insnar'ing instilled'
inseam' " insobri'ety instil'ler
- iu'sect __
, iiiso'ciable ^ instil'ling
insecta'rium n'solate V-.D instil'ment
^ insec'ticide lisolatcd in'stinct
in'sectilc itsola'tion instinc'tivc
insec'tion "6 u'solence instinc'tively
inscctiv'orous lisolcnt in'stitute
Vi, insecure' lisolently ; in'stituted
v-iO .1 nsolid'ity in'stituting
insecurc'ly iisolubiiity institu'tion
insecu'rity nsoiuble institu'tional
nsolv'able institu'tionary
insem'inate ^ ^xinsolv'cncy
, insemina'tion L—ibinsolv'ent in'stitutist
insen'satc insom'nia in'stitutive
(insensibil'ity insomuch' in'stitutor
•? insen'sible nsouciance' instruct'
(insen'sibly inspan' instruct'ed
^ insen'tient ( inspect' i instruct'ing
X !'*separabirity I inspected instruction
,, ' insep arable inspecting instructive
insep'arablencss inspection instruct'or
inspec'tive instruct'ress
insep'arably ). inspec'tor in'strument
insert' instrumen'tal
insert'ed instrument'alist
inspector-gen'erai
insert'ing S instrumental'iiy
inscr'tion ( instruuient'ally
Insesso'res inspir'able instrumenta'tion
I iusubjection 13o interlock

insubjec'tion iLi^ y, intellcc'tualisin iP^'_■ interces'sory

insubor'dinate y L intellec'tualist ^_> y interchain'
insubordiiia'tion C_| y-A intellectuality TLj Vi_> interchange'
\ insiibstan'tial ^ L iiitcllec'tually v_i ' ^ in'tcrchange [ity
. , iiisubstantial'ity »y v-y Intel'ligence ■—y ' interchangeabil'-

'P insubstan'tidily 1 ^-^intel'ligencer V _^/\ (i_

O. y
interchange'able
interchange'-
^ insuf'ferable ^ 'i? intel'ligent </_^ ableness
insuf'ferably \ ^-cY intelligcn'tial C interchange'ably
’ ( iiisttffi'ciency ^ interchanged'
Intel'ligently
•< hisuffi'cient
J or 7\ intelligibil'ity -^ interchang'ing
^ (iwsuffi'cimtly
insuf'flate y < intel'ligible -—>1^7 4^intercolo'nial
^ iiisuftbl'tion \ ( intel'ligibly . intercolum'nar
^ iii'sufUator intercoluriinia'tion
inteni'perance -intercommu'nion
p—sy^ in'sular
in'sularism --. intercoiiimu'nicate
--h. intem'perant ^ intercommu'nity
insular'ity intem'perate ' intercos'tal
i
in'sulate ^ intem'perately in'tercourse
" ’ in'sulated intein'perateness —>-TrY_>i intercur'rent
^ insula'tion intend' V _u 1. interdepend'ence
in'sulator ). intend'ancy 1; interdepend'ent
y-, in'sult, insult' intend'ant ^L interdict'
■'-=« insult'ed iutend'ed L- ._in'terdict
Y insult'er intend'ing ^_■ Li interdict'ed
1 ^ insult'ing intend'ment L^ 'interdict'ing
VJ3 , insult'ingly . . intense' ^ , interdic'tion
insuperability ^7^ intense'ly ' _i ^ interdict'ive
, insu'perable ^,1,^ intense'ness L- interdict'ory
^ ^a/\- insu'pcrably ■ intensifica'tion 1 L"- in'terest
iiisupport'able inten'sified _p ' f in'terested
insupport'ably iaten'sifier [. ,,_in'lerest'mg
^ ^ insuppres'sible . 1 inten'sify ._'■ interfa'cial
^ N insur'able inten'sifying interfere'
—:] insur'ance inten'sion _Y interfered'
—i Y insure' inten'sity interfer'ence
^ ^ insured' irrten'sive __ interfer'er
•S. ~ ^ insur'er intent' d interfer'ing
< insur'ing _ inten'tion
insur'gent y, inten'tional \y''~C interfer'ingly
insurmount'able inten'tionally
--ivo-A inteii'tioned ^ interfuse'
s insurmount'ably (T intent'ly ^ > L- in'terim
Y’
^ iiisurrec'tion intent'ness 1/_ inte'rior .
^ iusurrec'tionary ■ inter' ^ interja'cent
^ J iusurrec'tionist _iP- interact' L ,_■ interject' ■
q(r ^ insusceptibility interbreed' _Zl_ iiiterject'ed
' oT insuscep'tible ''—interbreed'iug *■ interject'ing
Y . > insuscep'tive in ter'calar ,_. ^^ interjec'tion
—A inter'calary Ly— . interjec'ticnal
L_ intact'
'—^ inter'calate ._i f interlace'
inta'glio ' inter'calated 3" ,_V interlaced'
L— o-c-, in'take iiiter'calating interla'cing
intangibil'ity intercala'tion —'u interlard'
7 "Y intan'gible ''—'-f intercede' '■—'C interlard'ed
t in'teger '—rf interce'ded
/ in'tegral '—jf interce'dent _interlard'ing
in'tegrant interce'der '—interleave'
in'tegrate A interce'ding -interleaved'
in'tegrated '-'-9, intercept' interleav'ing
. in'tegrating ^ intercept'ed .. y interline'
v:S-i^ integra'tion ). intercept'er ,_. Cy interlin'eal
.1. integ'rity '■—\ intercept'ing n interlin'ear
intcg'ument _^ intercep'tioii ^ .
. integumen'tary 1 \ intercep'tor _^ intcriinea'tion
^ y in'tellect b''__ interlined'
^-- interces'sion
y. intellec'tion —y uL interlin'ing
y- iiitellec'tive y interces'sional ■ interlink'
'L b- intellec'tual interces'sor ^~LL interlock'
interlocked 136 introduced

nterlocked' inter'polating interweaved'

nterlock'ing interpola'tion interweav'ing
nterloc'utor interpose' interwov'en
nterloc'utory interposed'
n'terlopcr interpo'ser in tes'table
iiterlu'cent interpo'sing intes'tacy
n'terlude interposition intes'tate
n terlu'nar inter'pret intes'tinal
iiterlu'nary inter'pretable in tes'tine
iitennar'riage interpreta'tion in'tiinacy
ntermar'ried inter'pretcd in'timate, n., adj.
iitermar'ry intcr'preter in'timate, v.
ntermar'rying intcr'pretiva . ' in'timated
ntermed'dle L. interred' ""^y^in'timately
'1 interreg'num 1^. . in'tiinating
intcrmed'dled inter'ring ' . Vrs intima'lioii
iiitermed'dler . intim'idate
intermed'dliiig inter'rogate intiin'idated
interme.'dial inter'rogated . intim'idating
interme'diary interroga'tion lintiniida'tion
interme'diate k ^ intil'uled
iiitermedia'tion interrog'ative 1_ . in'to
iiiter'ment inter'rogator intoierable
intermez'zo ' intol'erably
inter'minable interrog'atory intoierance
inter'minable- interrupt' . ‘ intoierant
ness internipt'ed toieran tly
inter'minably interrupt'er in'tonate
interrupt'ing in'tonated
ntermin'gle interrup'tion in'tonating
ntermiii'glcd interscap'ular intona'tion
ntermin'gling interse'ci\nt in'tonator
ntcrrnis'siou intersect' intone'
n tennis'sive intersect'ed intoned'
ntermit' intersect'ing intox'icant
ntcrmit'ted intersec'tion intox'icate
ntermit'tent intersec'tional intox'icated
ntermit'ting in'terspace intox'icating
ntermix intersperse' intoxica'tion
ntermixed' 'interspersed' intractabiiity
atermix'ing interspers'ing intrac'table
intersper'sion intrac'tably
ntermix'ture
intersteilar intra'dos
ntermu'ral intramu'ral
intersteilary
ntern' *
inter'stice
nter'nal intranquil'lity
inter'stices
nter'nally intran'sigent
intersti'tial
nterna'tional intran'sitive
intertex'ture
nterna'tionalism intertri'bal intransmis'sible
nterna'tionalist intertrop'ical intrench'
nterna'tionally intertwine' intrenched'
nterne'cine intertwined' intrench'ing
ntern'ment intertwi'ning intrench'ment
nternun'cial intertwi'ningly intrep'id
nternun'cio intertwist' intrepid'ity
nteroceaii'ic intertwist'ed intrep'klly
nterpari'etal intcrtwist'ing in'tricacy
nterpel'late in'terval in'tricate
nterpel'lated intervene' in'tricately
nterpella'tion intervened' intrigue'
nterplan'etary interve'ncr intrigued'
ntorplead' interve'iiient intrigu'er
nterplead'er interve'niTig intrigu'ing
.interven'tion
nterplead'ing
'in'terview intriu sic
nter'polate in'terviewed intrin'sically
in'terviewer introces'sion
nter'polated
in'terviewing introduce'
nter'polatcr interweave' introduced'
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♦
^_ introdu'cer inva'riableness invi'ting
introdu'cing ^ invi'tingly
U introduc'tion —-1 inva'riably ^ T invit'rifiable
^ . inva'sion
introduc'tive vL in'vocate
. inva'sive
1" introduc'tory 'i—1 invec'tive . invoca'tion
intro'it L- ^ inveigh' __ in'voiCe
„ introinis'sioii ^ inveighed' , in'voiced
intromit' —inveigh'er in'voicing
.. ' intromit'tcd ' inveigh'ing — invoke'
'l;:^ •'■intromit'ting’ invei'gle ^ —1 invoked'
_1 introrse' _^ S:^ invei'gled ^ ' invo'king
3 introspect . ^ « invei'gler
introspec'tion ^ iiivei'gling- .. ^ ^ invol ucel
introspec'tive —invent' involucel'late
1;. introver'sion invent'ed involu'cral
-introvert . invent'ing _•’ involu'erate
introvert'ed ^ inven'tion in'volucre
^ intrude' - ^ invent'ive in'volucred
intru'ded L b invent'or involu'eret
intru'der in'ventory involu'erum
1-^^ —intru'ding _V; inverse' ''XS~^ invol'untarily
' intru'sion o inverse'ly invol'untary
intru'sive ^ - in'volute
_intrust' inver'sion ^ in'voluted
b intrust'ed '■^s^ .. invert; , involu'tion
. intrust'ing invert ant involve'
. intuba'tion _ inver'tebral involved'
3* "j intui'tion inver'tebrate
involv'ing
'tA intu'itive /i. inver'tebrated
. ’ i- invert'ed invulnerabil'ity
J intu'itively
invert'edly invul'nerable
V intumesce' . invert'ing JrrtC ' j’n'ward
. intumesced' —invest' in'wardlv
intumes'cence invest'ed j, iw'wardness
intumes'eing '~Vq^ inves'tigable in'wards
intussuscep'tion '~V n ■' \ inves'tigate inweave'
'~^y, . ‘^intwine' inves'tigated ^ in'working
y '~i in twined' inves'tigating inwrap'
“v intwiii'ing Vo ‘ . investiga’tion inwrapped'
^ in twist' . Vn^ • inves'tigative inwrap'ping
^ inum'brate .^^Va__rL inves'tigator J, inwrought'
^->—1. in'undate '«=• " invest'ing ' i'odate
in'undated inves'titure 1_. iod'ic
'■'-J—1. in'undating . Vp ^ invest'menl ''^r' i'odide
■ inunda'tion T •i' invest'or . J i'odine
^ inure' . invet'eracy «iv iodize
^>>1 " inured' 1 invet'erate , k i'odized
inure'ment . ) invid'ious "L v^, i'odizing
' inur'ing . invid'iously > 10 doform
inurn' . .f invig'orate i'odous
inurned' invig'orated '*[;> iod'uret
' inurn'ing invig'orating i'olite
'—’1^ inu'tile i'on
invigora'tion
inutil'ity lo'nian
invincibil'ity
—* invade' XLx—‘ „ lon'ic
invin'cible
■'A- inva'ded i io'ta
'"A r inva'der .Q ^ invin'cibly \ -V ipecacuan'ha
tiCyC inviolability \p. ’ ip'so fac'to
inva'ding
''"■\y\invi'61able . A—- Ira'nian
—in'valid . ' invi'olably irascibil'ity
—• inval'id invi'olate iras'cible
■ —X/^‘ inval'idate . invisibil'ity
' iras'cibleness
inval'idated invis'ible
I-—inval'idating . > invis'ibly iras'cibly
invalid'ity V invita'tion vXl irate'
■j'-\y^ inval'uable —^ invi'tatory ire
'-hic invite' ire'ful
invariabil'ity
. invi'ted ^ ire'fully
inva'riable i' invi'ter i'renarch

7—(S.I70)
ircuical 138 Italianize

iren'ical * irrel'evancy ts
ire'iiicori ^ irrel'evant isagog'ics
i'rid irrelig'ion ischaid'ic
i'rides ^ irrelig'ious is'chiagra
irides'cence irreme'diable ischuret'ic
irides'cent irremis'sible ischu'ria
' irid'ium .'i_^ is'chury
i'ris irremis'sive Ish'maelite
i'risated ^ irremov'able Ish'maelitish
i'riscope irremu'nerable isid'ia
I'rish irreparabil'ity isid'ium
Frishism irrep'arable
I'rishman irrep'arably i'singlass
I'rishry Is'lam
iri'tis irrepealabil'ity Is'lamism
irk Is'lamite
irrepeal'able
' irk'some “ Islamit'ic
irk'someness irrepeal'ably 'Z’ is'land
irreplace'able is'lander
i'ron irreprehen'sible v isle
i'ronclad irrepres'sible is'let
i'roned s ism
irreproach'able
i'roner i'sobar
iron-grey irreproach'ably isobar'ic
iron'ic
irreprov'able isobaromet'ric
iron'ical
irresislibil'ity
^ irresist'ible isochromat'ic
iron'ically isoch'ronal
irresist'ibly
i'roning
irres'oluble
i'ronmaster irres'olute isoch'ronism
irresolu'tion isoch'ronous
i' ronmon^er i'sogon
irresolvabil'ity
i'ronmongery i'solate
irresolv'able
i'ron-mould i'solated
irrespec'tivc
i'ronside i'solating
i'ronwork irrespec'lively [ity
< irresponsibiV- ’ isola'tiou
i'rony, adj. isomer'ic
( irrespon'sible
i'ron y, n.
irretriev'able isom'erism
irra'diance
irra'diancy irretriev'ably . isomet'ric
irra'diarit
irrev'erence ■ isomet'rical
irra'diate
irrev'erent isomor'phism
irra'diated
irrev'ercntly
irra'diating isomor'phous
irradia'tion irrevers'ible
irra'tional irrevocability isonom'ic
irrational'ity
irra'tionally
irrev'ocable
irrev'ocably
11 ^ ison'omy
, irreclaim'able i'sopod
' irreclaim'ably ir'rigate isop'odous
ir'rigated isos'celes
irreconci'lable ir'rigating isostcm'onous
irreconci'lably ^ irriga'tion isoth'eral
irrec'onciled irrig'uous i'sothere
V irrecov'erable irri'sion i'sotherm
( irrecov'erably isother'mal
irritabil'ity isoton'ic
irredeein'able
irrcdeein'ably ir'ritable Is'raelite
ir'ritant Is'raelitic
Irrcden'tist
ir'ritate
irredu'cible y ir'ritated Is'raelilish
ir'ritating is'suable
irrcfragabil'ity is'sue
irrita'tion
ir'ritative is'sued
irref'ragable
, irrcfu'table
. irre^ uUir
irregular'ity
r'ritatory
rrora'tion
rrup'ted
•1. is'suer
is'suing
Isth'mian
islh'mus
irrc!’’ ular\y rrup'tion
rrup'tive it
irrcl'ative Ital'ian
irrcl'evance Ir'vingite llal'ianire
 Italic I St) Ixora

y Ital'ic it'erate itin'erated

.17 ital'icize it'erated itiii'erating
y^ . ital'icized it'erating I its
.f ^ . ital'icizing itera'tion ...1... itself
J ^ itch it'erative ■v- ^ i'vied
./ itched itin'erancy vC/' i'vory
./ itch'ing itin'erant _1 i'vy
itin'erary X Ix'ia
I'tein itin'erate Ix'ora
y> it'erant

«
 J

jab'ber jal'ap jeer

< jab'bered jalousie' jeered
c ..
/
jab'berer
jab'bering
jac'amar
jam
jamb
jammed
jeer'er
jeer'ing
Jeho'vah
C ja'ceiit jam'ming Joho'vist
.. jac'iiith Jane jejune'
I— jack jan'gle jejune'ness
.. jack-a-dan'dy jaii'gled jel'lied
jack'al jan'gler jcl'lify
4-j^ Jack'-a-Lent jan'gling jel'ly
jack'anapes > jan'itor jel'ly-fish
^ jack'ass janiza'rian jem'adar
) jack'-block jan'izary jem'my
— I—, jack'-boots Jau'senism jen'net
^ jack'daw Jan'senist jen'neting
L. jacl<'et Jan'nary jen'ny
jack'cted Japan' jeof'ail
jack'-kiiife Japanese' jeop'ard
..
4 jack'-plane
jack'-pudding
japanned'
japan'ner
jeop'arded
jeqp'arding
Z_s—5 jack'-scrc'W japan'ning jeop'ardize
Jack-tar' jape jeop'ardized
jack'-wood Japhet'ic jcop'ardizing
Jacobc'aii - jar jcop'ardous
4x Jac'oldii jarara'ca jeop'ardy
^ Jacobifi'ic jarde jerbo'a
Jacobin'ical jar'gon jeremi'ad
Jac'obiiiism jargonelle' jer'falcon
Jac'obite jar'rah jerk
Jacobit'ical jarred jerked
Jac'obitism jar'ring jerked'-beef
Ja'cob’s-lad'der jar'ringly jerk'er
jac'oiict jar'vcy jer'kin
Jacquard' X jas'hawk jerk'ing
jacta'tion jas'mine jer'ry
jactita'tion jas'per jer'ry-builder
jacula'tion jas'perated jer'sey
jac'ulator ' jas'pery jess
L^- jac'ulatory jaspid'ean jes'samine
jade jaun'dice Jes'se
t ja'ded jaun'diced jest
ja'ding jaunt jest'ed
ja'dish jauii'ted jest'er
L J jag jaim'tily jest'ing
L jagged jaunt'ing jest'ingly
C jag'god jaun'ty Jes'uit
jag'gediiess Javanese' Jes'uitess
r- jag'ger javc'lin Jesuit'ic
jag'gy jaw Jesuit'ical
jaghirc' jaw'bone Jes'uitism
jag'uar jawed jet
Jah jaw'y
P / jay^
jet d’eau'
jet'sam
jail'bird jeal ous jet'tee
jail'er jcal'ously jct'tisOii
J' Jain jeal'ousy jet'ty
Jaiii'ism Jean, jean jeu d’esprit'

140
Jew 141 jiHiior

joiii'ing joy'fulness
</' joint joy'ing
joiiit'ed /■
A , ^

ri
joy'less
joint'cr AT- joy'lessly
O' joint'iijg A joy'lessness
joint'ly joy'ous
O joint'ress joy'ously
t joint-teu'ant joy'ousness
i join'ture ju'bilant

( /
joiii'turcd
join'turing
join'turess
ju'bilate
jubila'tion
ju'bilce
& /' joist Juda'ic
cf joist'ed Jud.a'ical
A joist'mg I Ju'daism
L joke Jiidaiza'tion
Iz joked Ju'daize
, jo'ker Ju'daized
jo'king ju'daizer
jo'kingly Ju'daizing
A" jole Ju'das
^ ^ jollifica'tion judge
O jol'lily judged
h. jol'lity judg'er
jol'ly judge'ship
. jol'ly-boat judg'ing
^ jolt judg'ment
jolt'ed ju'dicative
jolt'er ju'dicatory
. jolt'ing ju'dicature
/=y jolt'ingly judi'eial
jon'quil judicially
A jo'rum judi'eiary
/- v~' joss judicious
joss'-house judiciously

r/'

A
'■
/- jos'tle
jos'tled
jos'tling
jot
jot'ted
A jot'ting
At jug
ju'gal
ju'gated
Jug'gernaut
jug'gle
jug'gled
A" 1 joule jug'gler
jounce jug'glery
/ jounced
jour'nal
jour'nalism
A" jug'gling
ju'gular
jugula'tion
;ci.. " ^ jour'nalist juice
, 4— journalis'tic
? jour'nalize
? jour'nalizcd
A' juice'less
jui'einess
jui'ey
5^ jour'nalizing ju'jube
A, jour'ncy ju'Iep
jour'neycd >? Ju'lian

L ^_jour'neycr
jour'neying
Ar-^, jour'iieyman
A
A julienne'
July'
jiimart
jour'ney-work jum'ble
/, joust juin'blcd
joust'ed jum'bler
joust'er jum'bling
joust'ing jumelle'

/ ^
jo'vial
/- jovial'ity
jo'vially
jump
jumped
jump'er
A . jowl jump'ing
jowl'er 6> junc'tion
joy junc'ture
t' joyed June
/ joy ful jun'gle
joy'fully ju'nior
 juiHorate 142 juxtaposition

jun'iorate jurisdic'tion jus'tifier

junior'ity jurisdic'tional jus'tify
ju'niper jurisdic'tive jus'tifying
junk jurispru'dence just'ing
jun'ket ■jurispru'dent jus'tie
6
^.
jun'ketcd
jun'keting
ju'iist
ju'ror
jus'tled
just'ling
4
> Ju'no
jun'ta
ju'ry
ju'ryman
just'ly
just'ness

<> /
4 jun'to
jupe
Ju'piter
ju'ry-mast
just
just'ed
jut
jute
jut'ted
jupon jus'tice jut'ting
Juras'sic justi'ciary jut'ty
ju'rat jus'tifiable Juvena'lian
jura'tion jus'tifiably juvenes'cence
/' ^ ju'ratory justifica' tion juvenes'cent
jurid'ical justif'icative ju'venile
jurid'ically justif'icatory juvenirity
^ P>r^ jurisconsult' jus'tilled juxtaposi'tion
 K

Ka'aba keeve kibit'ka

kack'le keg ki'by
Kaf'ir, Kaf'fir ke'lis kib'lah
ka'go kelp kick
kail, kale kel'pie, kel'py kicked
Kai'ser Kelt kick'er
kale Kelt'ic kick'ing
katei'doscope kemp kick'shaw
kaleidoscop'ic ken “1 kid
ka'li ken'nel kid'der
Kal'muck ken'nelled Kid'derminster
kamptu'licoii ken'nelling kid'dle
kamsin' ke'no kid'dow
kangaroo' kenogen'esis kid'ling
Kant'ian Kent'ish kid'nap
Kant'isra ken'tle kid'napped
Kant'ist kent'ledge kid'napper
ka'olin kep'i kid'napping
kar'ma kept kid'ney
karoo' ker'asine kil'derkin
katab'olism kerb kill
kath'ode kerb'-stone kill'dee
ka'tydid -A ker'chief killed
kau'ri ker'chiefed kill'er
ka'va kerf kiiring
kavass' ker'nies kiln
kaw kern kiln'-dried
kayles ker'nel kiln'-dry
keb ker'nelled-led kiln'-drying
keck'le ker'nelly-ly < kil'ogram
keck'led ker'osene ( kil'ogramme
keck'ling ker'rie ( kilogramme'ter
keck'sy
keck'y
kedge
ker'sey
ker'seymere
kes'trel
i
( kilogramme'tre
kil'olitre
kil'oliter
kedged ketch ( kil'ometer
kedg'er ketch'up ( kil'ometre
kedg'eree ket'tle kilt
kedg'ing ket'tle-drum kilt'ed
keel kev'el kilt'ing
keel'age kex kim'bo
keeled key kin
keel'er key-board kind
keel'haul ~\ keyed kind'er
keel'hauled .r key'hole kin'dergarten
keel'haulitig key'less 1 kind'est
keel'ing key'-note y" kind'hearted
keel'man
keel'son
-i- key'stone
kha'ki
-r kin'dle
kind'Iier
keen kham'sin rT kind'liest
keen'er khan kin'dled
keen'est khan'ate kin'dler
keen'ly Khedive' kind'lincss
keen'ness kib'ble A kin'dling
keep
keep'er
kib'bled
kib'bler
y kind'ly
kind'ness
keep'ing kibe kin'dred
keep'sake kibed kine

143
kinematic 144 kyriologieal

kinemat'ic knag'giness knoll

kinemat'ical knag'gy kn oiled
kinemat'ics knap'sack knoll'ing
kinemat'ograph knap'weed knop
kinet'ic knar knop'pern
kiiiet'ics knarred knot
kiiig^ knarled knot'berry
king'-bird knave knot'-grass
king'-crab kna'very knot'ted
kiiig'craft kna'vish knot'tiness
kiiig'cup kna'vishly knot'ting
king'dom kna'vishness knot'ty
king'fisher knead knout
king'let knead'ed know
king'like knead'er know'able
kingliness knead'ing know'er
king'ling knee know'ing
king'ly knee'-cap know'ingly
king'-post kneed knowl'edge
king’s e'vil knee'-deep known
kii'g'ship knee'-joint knuck'le
kink kneel knuck'led
Idn'kajou kneeled knuck'le-duster
ki'no kneel'er knuck'ling
kins'folk kneel'ing knurl
kin'ship knee'pan knurled
kins'man knell knurl'y
kin s'woman knelt ko'ba
kiosk' knew ko'dak
kip knick'er kohl
kip'per knick'erbocker kohl'rabi
kip'skin knick'-knack koo'doo
kii-k knife koo'lah
kirsch'wasser knife'-board ko'pek
kir'tle knife'-cleaner kop'je
kir'tled knife'-grinder Ko'ran
kis'met knight ko'sher
kiss knight'age kotow'
kissed knight'ed kou'miss
kiss'er knight'-errant kour'bash
kiss'ing knight'-errantry kraal
kit knight'hood kra'ken
t'-cat knight'liness krcm'lin
kitch'ien knight'ly kre'osote
■1. kitch'iener knit kreut'zer
kite knit'table krieg'spiel
"1 kith knit'ter krish'na
k I'ling knit'ting krout
"I- kit 'ten knil'ting-needle kru'ka
kit 'tCTiish knit'tle krul'ler
ki wi knives ku'dos
kleptoma'nia knob ku'fic
klick knobbed ku'miss
klicked knob'biness ku'ril
knab knob'by kur'saal
knabbed knock ky'anite
knab'bing knocked ky'anize
knack knock'er ky'anized
knack'er knock'ing ky'anizing
knag knock'-kneed Ky'ric
kyriolog'ical
C _ la lack'ing la'ic
_ u laa'ger lack'-lustre la'ical
4 ^ laa'gered lacon'ic laiciza'tion
C laa'geriiig lacon'ical la'icize
^ Lab'adist lacon'ically laid
t. lab'arum lacon'icism lain
la'bel la'conism lair
^ K la'belled lac'quer, lack'er laird
\ la'be led lac'quered la'ity
{ la'bclliug lac'queriiig lake
i la'beling lacrosse' lakc'let
laberium lac'rimose, etc. lalla'tion
e la'beiit see lach- ^la'ma
la'bial ( lac'tarene La'maism
la'biate ( lac'tarine La'maist
labioden'tal lac'tary La'maite
la'bour, la'bor lac'tate lamb
lab'oratory .lacta'tion lam'bative
la'boured C K" lac'teal lam'bent
la'bourer C 1- lac'tean lamb'ing
, la'bouring C lactes'cence ■ lamb'kin
ir\/^ labo'rious - lactes'cent lamb'like
C\A labo'riously _,lac'tic lamb'skin
la'boursome /-I lactif'eroiis lamb’s'-wool
^ (fv Lab'radorite lactoin'eter lame
. la'brose lacu'iia lamed
■ labur'num lacu'nar lamel'la
lab'yrinth lacu'nose lamel'lar
labyriu'thian lacus'tral lam'ellate
> labyrin'thine lacus'trine lam'ellated
lac lad lameUif'erous
lac'cic lad'anum lamel'liform
* lac'cin lad'der lame'ly
lace lad'die lame'ness
laced lade lament'
lac'erable la'ded lam'entable
lac'erate la'den lam'entably
. lac'erated la'ding lamenta'tion
lac'erating la'die lament'ed
lacera'tion la'dleful lament'er
lac'erative la'dy lament'ing
Lacer'ta la'dybird lam'ina
lacer'tian La'dy Day laminabil'ity
laccr'tine la 'dylike lam'inable
laches la'dy-love lam'inar
lach'rymal la'dy’s-fin'ger lam'inary
lach'rymary la'dyship lam'in ate
lach'rymatory la'dy’s-maid lam'inated
lach'rymosc ^C\ la'dy’s-slipper lam'inating
la'cing laffitte' lamina'tion
lack lag la'ming
lackadai'sical la'ger beer laminif'erous
lack'adaisy iag'gard la'mish
lack'-a-day m lagged Lam'mas
lacked lag'ger lam'mergeyer
lack'cy, lac'quey lag'ging lamp
lack'eyed Lag'omys lam'pas
lack'eying lagoon' lamp'black

145
 lamper-eel 146 Latinist

ZZ^ lan'guish ^ ^'-7- .—k lar go

C^ lam'per-eel
Z^ lan'guished ^ lar'iat
lanip'ic
lamp'light
'■ lan'guisher ZZ— lark
Z'ZL ^ lan'guishing ZZ-a lark'spur
lamp'lighter ZZ-Z—Z' lar'mier
lan'guishment
lampoon'
lampooned'
' O' i^'^^J'^^lan'guor Z lar'rikin
Z''''^-Z lan'guorous Z lar'ry
lampoon'er ZZ—^
lampoon'ing
/Z~Z^ lanif'erous lar'um

larnpoon'ry
ZZ]Z lanig'erous lar'va
Z^ lank Z ZZZ lar'vae
/I'^orlT^ lamp'-post Z ^ lank'ness Z' lar'val
^ lam'prey Z^ ' lank'y lar'vated
r la'nary
—
Z lan'ner ZZ^ laryn'gcal
la'nate
la'nated
Z'' lan'neret ^ laryn'gean

Lancaste'rian
Z' lan'olin laryngi'tis

Lancas'trian
Z''~^‘~'~^ ^ lans'quenet ZZi-r‘i-\ laryn'goscope
fZ"^ lan'tern ■ laryngoscop'ic
lance
lanced
iZ^' lan'ternist jZZ>—“ ^ laryngot'omy
Z'~Z__^ lan'thanum Z _ lar'ynx
(ZT lan'ceolar Z'Z^ ' ^ lanu'ginous Z lascar'
(T^ lan'ceolate
_^ Z~^ Ian'yard Z ^ lasciv'ious
CZ' lan'ceolated
^ Laoc'oon Z Z lasciv'iously
n lan'cer
Z\_x Laodice'an Z W _ lasciv'iousness
(T^ lan'ces Z
lan'cet Z\ lap lash
Z\, lap'-dog Z lashed
lance'wood
lan'ciform
ZZ L_
lapel' _ Z lash'er
C''~^ lan'cinate
Z\ lap'ful C2j, lash'ing
lancina'tion
^ lapida'rian Z lass
lan'cing
Z"''' lap'idary Z. las'sie
c land
i'A lap'idate Z las'situde
lapida'tion O" las'so
^ lan'damman
C 1' lan'dau
•b Z\ lapidos'cence Z last
Z'~%- landaulet' Z\ lapides'cent Z' last'ed
Z\ lapidif'ic Z last'ing
C^' land'ed
' .1^ lapid'ified Z-f Z last'ingly
[ land'er
lapid'ify Z last'ly
C'^ land'grave
Z\- la'pis Z latch
landgra'viate
ZxZ-r, lap'is laz'uli Z latched
— land'gravine
Z land'holder
ZZ' Lap'lander Z latch'et
^ land'ing Z\ Lapp Z latch'ing
Z\. land'lady
Z lapped Zl_^ latch'-key
_cf land'less
Z\ lap'per fi- late
_
(r ^ 1 land'lock
Z lap'pet Z. ^ lateen'
1
(f- j lanci'locked
Z\ lap'ping Z late'ly
(C ^ land'locking
Z\ laps'able Z\ la'tency
land'loper
Z\. lapse' ] late'ness
land'lord
Z% lapsed Z' la'tent
Z'ZZ land'/orrfistn
lap'sided Zy la'tently
land'lubber ^ Z\j> laps'ing f la'ter
Z\^ lap'-stone ZZ .. lat'eral
C<~^
Or^
_ land'man
land'mark ■r Z\s, lap'sus ZY' lat'erally
^ land'owner
lap'wing Z Lat'eran
(Z land'owning
<■ lar ' ZZ-Z laterifo'lious
,;W' land'-rail Z\.orZ\ lar'board ZPs lateri'tious
? lar'ceny Z lath
land'rceve
land'scape
Z ''' larch✓ Z lathe
eCZ land'slide
Z lathed
rC\ land'slip
Z larda'ceous Z) lath'er
C<~^ lands'man
lard'ed Zr lath'ered
land'sturm
i''~\ * . lard'er Z\_^ lath'ering
land'ward
1 Z'^. lard'ing Z\^ lath'ing
/Z'\_^ land'wchr
Z La'res Z lath'y
^ /'*' lane
- large latib'ulize
r lan'grage
..J__ large'ly C-A- lat'iclave
lan'grel
large'ness Z\-jf laticos'tate
Z''"^^ langsyne' -L. larg'er Zy ' latiden'tate
'— Ian' gua^ Z ‘ , larg'ess JL-u A./^ latifo'lious
Z^ L_ Languedoc
/ larg'est Z. • Lat'in
Z'~^ lan'guid
Z\ larghet'to Lat'inism
Z'^ laii'guidly
ZZ larghis'simo Z\^, Lat'inist
 Latinity 147 Icet

Latiii'ity law'givcr lean'er

Lat'inize law'less lean'cst
Lat'iiiized law'lessly lean'faced
Lat'inizing law'lessness lean'ing
la'tish law'-inaker lean'ness
lat'itat lawn leant
lat'itude lawn-ten'nis lean'-to
latitu'dinal
latitudina'rian
a law'suit
law'yer
leap
leaped
latiti.tlina'riaiiisMi lax leap'cr
latitu'dinous laxa'tion leap'-frog
la'trant d~t. lax'ative leap'ing
latri'a
latrine'
r~r. lax'ity
lax'ly
leap'-jear
learn
lat'robite lax'ness , learned
lat'ten lay learn'ed
lat'ter lay'er learn'edly
lat'terly lay'ering V learn'er
f. L lat'tice layette' learn'ing
n. lat'ticed lay'ing learnt
lat'ticing lay'man r\r leas'able
laud laz'ar lease
(TI laud'able lazaret' leased
T ^ laud'ableness lazaret'to lease'hold
X-' laud'ably Laz'arist lease'holder
laud'anum laze leash
lauda'tion la'zier leashed
(r laud'atory la'ziest leas'ing
. laud'ed la'zily least
C' laud'er la'ziness leath'er
; laud'ing laz'uli leatherette'
C\. laugh la'zy leath'ern
laugh'able lazzaro'ne leath'ery
laugh'ably lea leave
^ laughed leach leaved
laugh'er leached leav'en
. laugh'ing leach'ing leav'ened
laugh'ingly lead (a metal) leav'ening
laugh'ter lead (to conduct) leaves
~ C. 7 launch lead'ed leav'ing
launched lead'en ' leav'ings
launch'ing lead'er Icch'er
laun'der leaderette' lech'erous
„ laun'derer lead'ership lech'cry
lauii'dress lead'ing lec'tern
laun'dry lead-pen'cil lec'tion
}. U lau'reate lead'ing-strings lec'tionary
lau'reated leads'man lec'tor
i lau'reateship leaf lec'ture
laurea'tion leaf'age lec'tured
C lau'rel leafed lec'turer
lau'relled-led leaf'iness lec'tureship
- C lau'rustine leaf'in g lec'turing
-r^ lau'rustinus r\r leaf'less led
la'va leaf'let ledge
, lava'bo leaf'y ledg'er
lav'atory league led'-horse
t^lave leagued lee
lav'ender lea'guer leech
la'ver lea'guing leech'craft
./ la'ving leak leeched
lav'ish leak'age leech'iiig
lav'ished leaked leek
lav'isher leak'iness leer
lav'ishing leak'ing leered
lav'ishly leak'y leer'ing
law leal leer'ingly
law'ful learn lees
law'fully lean lee'shore
law'fulness leaned leet
leeward 148 liberalizing

lee'ward leva'tor
lec'way lev'ee
left lev'el
left'-handed t lev'elled
left'-off ( lev'eled
leg ( lev'eller
leg'acy ( lev'eler
le'gal S lev'elling
le'galism ^ lev'eling
le'galist le'ver
legal'ity le'verage
legaliza'tion lev'eret
le'galize lev'iable
le'galized levi'athan
le'galizing lev'ied
le'gally lev'igate
leg'ate lev'igated
legate' lev'igating
legatee' leviga'tion
lega'tion lev'itate
lega'to levita'tion
lega'tor Le'vite
leg'end Levit'ical,
leg'endary Levit'icus
leg'erdemain lev'ity
leg'er lin lev'y
m legged
teg'ging
lev'ying
lewd
icg'gy lewd'ly
leghorn' lewd'ness
legibil'ity low'is
leg'ible lex
leg'ibly lex'ical
le'gion lexicog'rapher
le'gionary lexkograph'ic
leg'islate lexicograph'ical
leg'islated lexico'graphy
leg'islatiiig lexicol'ogy
legisla'tioii r lex'icon
/eg' islative lexigraph'ic
leg'islator lexig'raphy
legislature ley
legit'imacy a Ley'den
legit'iinate, adj. r li
legit'imate, v. abil'ity
legit'imated 'able
Icgit'imateiy 'ablcness
legit'imating aison'
legitima'tion ar
Icgit'imatize as
legit'imist ba'tion
leg'ume bel
legu'inen t li'bellant
legu'niin ( li'belant
legu'initious (li'belled
lei'surable ( li'beled
lei'sure < li'bcller
lei'sured ( li'bcler
lei'surcly ( li'belling
lem'tna ( li'beling
lein'ining i li'bellous
lem'on ( li'belous
lemonade' lib'er
le'mur lib'eral
lend lib'eralism
lend'able lib'eralist
lend'er liberal'ity
lerid'ing lib'eralize
length lib'eralized
length'en lib'eralizing
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liberally 149 linguist

/''Sr lib'erally or life' insurance lil'icd

lib'erate life'less lillibulle'ro
lib'erated life'lcssness Lillipu'tian
^ lib'erating life'like lilt
Ubera'tion life'long lil'y
lib'erator '/"v y life'-preserver lima'ceous
libcrta'rian - life'time li'matufe
liber'ticide _ r\ lift limb
lib'ertiiie lift'ed lim'bate
lib'ertinisin lift'er limbed
lib'erty lift'ing lim'ber
libid'iuous lig'ament lim'bercd
Li'bra ligamen'tal lim'berness
libra'rian ligameii'tous limb'ing
. libra'rianship li'gan lim'bo
/T^di'hr ary liga'tion lim'bus
li'brate lig'ature lime
li'bra ted light limed
A li'brating light ed li'ming
libra'tioii light'en lime'kiln
li'bratory iight'ened lime'light
libret'tist light'en in g lime'stone
libret'to light'er lime'-wash
Lib'yan light'erage lime'-water
c lice light'erman lim'it
li'ceiice light'-fingered lim'itable
G li'cense light'-footed lim'itary
li'censed light'-headed limita'tion
C
^ licensee' light'-hearted lim'itcd
I. li'censer light'-horse lim'iting
li'censing light'house lim'itless
C licen'tiate light'-in'fantry limn
< licen'tious light'ing lim'ner
C liccn'tiously light'ly lim'ning
licen'tibusness light'-miiided limp
n light'ness limped
^ li'chen light'ning limp'er
lichenog'raphy lights lim'pet
lic'it light'ship lim'pid
rr- lic'itly
lick
light'some limpid'ity
light'-spir'ited lim'pidness
rz licked
lick'er
lign-al'oes
lig'neous
limp'ing
limp'ingly
t'^Z) lick'erish lignifica'tion li'my
lick'ing lig'niform lin
(' \ lick'spittle lig'nify linch
.1 lic'orice lig'nifying linch'pin
'—^ lic'tor 1 lig'nin lin'den
lid —^ lig'nite line
rY' lid'less -= lignit'ic lin'eage
lie lig'num-vi'tae lin'eal
Lic'big '■j ^.'ig'ula linearity
lief lig'ulate lin'cally
n liege “ lig'ulated lin'eament
n li'en lig'urc lin'ear
1^ li'entcry f'— like linear'ity
li'er ' like'able linea'tion
Y' lieu 1/'—I liked lined
lieuten'ancy '' ^—j’like'lihood lin'en
^ '^lieuten'ant — y like'liness lin'en-draper
^ lieuteti'ant '—' like'ly li'ner
( Amer. pron.) li'ken ling
) lieuten'ant- ' li'kened lin'ger
r > col'onel ^ like'ness liu'gered
life l-like'minded lin'gering
life'-belt li'kening lin'gcrie
life'-blood like'wise lin'go
life'-boat li'king lin'gual
<rv- life'-gtring li'lac
lilia'ccous
lin'guiform
C\^ life'gKrtnf lin'guist
 linguistic loO localism

Unguis'tic list'ing lived, V.

linguis'tical list'less lived, adj.
liiiguodeii'tal list'lessly live'lier
lin'imeiit list'lessness c^- live'licst
li'iiing r lit live'lihood
link /X- lit'any live'liness
link'boy lit'eral live'long
linked lit'eralism live'ly
link'ing /X” .. lit'eralist liv'er
r ' Linne'an /j], literal'ity liv'eried
. lin'net fy' lit'erally liv'erwort
r'^. lino'leum rv lit'erary liv'ery
^ li'not\T>e lit'erate liv'eryman
. ^ lin'seed r\ litera'ti lives
OO lin'sey-wool'sey I litera'tim lives, pl.
('xl. liii'stock lit'erature live'stock
lint M// ^ lith'arge liv'id
'* lin'tel C\ lithe livid'ity
^ C li'on • lithe'ness liv'idness
li'oness ' lithe'some liv'ing
li'on-hearted (1* lith'ia Livo'nian
li'onize X_. lith'ic li'vre
li'onized lith'ium lixiv'ial
— li'onizing lith'oglyph iixiv'iate
C" li'on-like ' 41.,—‘ - litlioglyph'ic lixiv'iatcd
^ lip lith'ograph lixiv'iating
lip'ogram /X- lith'ographed lixivia'tion
lipogrammat'ic lithog'rapher lixiv'ium
lipograiii'matist ' lithograph'ic liz'ard
■ lipoth'yiny ■ ' fc—lithograph'ically lla'ma
lipped lith'ographing lo
lip'pitude lithog'raphy loach
lip'-salve -'T lith'oid load
^ liq'uable 1 /'T’ lithoi'dal load'ed
liqua'tion litholog'ic load'ing
^ liquefac'tion (litholog'ical load'star
liquefi'able V ( litholog'ically load'stone
liq'uefied <'y7 ^ lithol'ogy loaf
liq'ucfier ^ ' S-4 lith'omaiicy loaf'er
liq'uefy lithontrip'tic loaf'ing
liq'uefying lithoph'agous loam
liqucs'cency lith'opliane loam'y
'^_^liques'cent lith'otint loan
f O’’ /' liqueur' lith'otome loan'able
liq'uid lithot'omist loaned
' liq'uidate
liq'uidated
lithot'omy r loan'ing
lithot'rity loan'-oliice
j] liq'uidating /'X lit'igaiit /<! loath, loth
\ liquida'tion 4- lit'igate loathe
^ liq'uidator lit'igated loathed
' \ liquid'ity / lit'igating loath'ing
liQ^uidize litiga'tion loath'some
liq'uidized lit'igator loath'somcness
^r—> liq'uidizing litig'ious loaves
j—P ' liq'uor lit'inus lob
' liq'uorice litram'eter lo'bate
_ ' » Lis'bon ' li'tre, li'ter lo'bated
^ ^ lisp ^ lit'ter Ov lob'by
^ litte'rateur lob'byist
lit'tered r\\ lob'by-wmfter
^ lisp'ing /- lit'tering . lobe
' _ lis'som ” r lit'tle lobe'lia
lit'tlcncss lob'lolly
^ list'ed ' lit'toral V-f lob'seouse
^ ‘V lis'tel ^ litur'gic ^ lob'ster
^ ^ lis'ten ^ litur'gical ^ . <V^ lob'ular
^ ^ lis'tened ^ lit'urgy 'Tv r lob'ule
^ ^ lis'tener ^ ^ live local', locale'
^ lis'tening live ^ lo'cal
V Lis'terism 'TX. live'-bait lo'calism
locality 151 lout

local'ity logom'achist r\ loop

localiza'tion logom'achy r> looped
lo'calize logom'eter loop'er
lo'calized logomet'ric loop'hole
lo'calizing Log'os loop'holed
lo'cally log'otype loop'ing
locate' log'wood n loose
loca'ted loin loosed
loca'ting loi'ter rf loose'ly
loca'tion loi'tered
loi'terer
r\ loos'er
loos'cst
loc'ative
loch loi'tering loos'en
c
lock loll €■ loos'ened
lock'age Lol'lard loose'ness
locked Lol'lardism loot
lock'er lolled loo'-table
lock'et ^ ^ loH'ing C\ lop
lock'ing ' ^ X lol'lipop Lophi'odon
lopped
Lock'ist ^ Lom'bard C
rr lock'-jaw
lock'-out
' ' Lombar'dic
lo'ment
lop'per
lop'ping
c\.
lock'smith (i;, Lon'doner lop'-sided
lock'-up X lone^ loqua'cious
Loco-fo'co ^ e lone'lier loqua'ciously
locomo'tion lone'liest loquac'ity
lor'eha
, lo'comotive
I_ lo'comotor /C ^
lone'liness
lone'ly
r lord
^ 1 at'axy lone'some lord'ed
loc'ulament lone'someness lord'in g
^ loc'ular - long Zonf'like
' loc'ulus ' long'-boat rr^ lord'liness
lo'cum-te'nens ' long'-bow lord'Mng
!<■ lo'cus flong'-cloth ^ lord'\y
lo'cust ' long'-clothes r' J /onf'ship
^ locu'tion ^—1 ' ^longed Lord's Sup'per
lode ' long'er, n. ' ’lore
/tn lode'star __' ' lon'ger, ad], lorgnette'
V lode'stone lon'gest ^ lor'icate
7 lodge longe'val lor'icated
/p lodged ' ^ longev'ity lorica'tion
lodg'er ' ] longe'vous • lorn
fn lodg'ing ^ong'hand lor'ry
lodg'iiig-house ' long'-headed lo'ry
lodg'ment ' r''~1 longim'anous lose
loft long'ing los'er
loft'ier long'ish los'ing
1 loft'iest ^^Xlon'gitude c loss
loft'ily - - longitu'dinal lost
loft'iness long'-lived lot
long'-run lo'ta, lo'tah
/-Xf long'-sight lote'-tree
log'arithm long'-sighted loth
' ■ logarith'mic ' long-sight'edness lo'tion
log'-book ' long'-stop lot'tery
logged \ long'-suffering lot'to
log'gerhead long'-winded lo'tus
log'gia long'wise loud
log'ging loo loud'er
log'house loo'by loud'ly
log'hut loof loud'ness
/X look lough
log'ic
looked lou'is
log'ical
log'ically
r—I look'er lou'is d’or
logi'cian look'ing lounge
logis'tic look'ing-glass lounged
logis'tical look'out loung'er
log'-line loom loung'ing
log'ogram^ loomed n louse
logograph'ic loom'ing lous'y
logog'raphy loon lout
 loutish 152 hithern

Oj lout'ish lucer'nal lu'natic

' Jj' lout'ishly lucerne' luna'tion
' ^ lou'vcr lu'cid lunch
lov'able lucid'ity lunched
lov'age lu'cidly lunch'eon
' love lu'cidness lunch'ing
love'-apple lu'cifer lune
love'-bird lucif'erous lunette'
loved lucif'ic lung
AV love'-feast lu'ciform lunge
. love'-knot lucim'eter lunged
love'lcss luck . lun'ging
love'-letter luck'ier lung'wort
love'lier luck'iest lu'niform
,, love'liest luck'ily luniso'lar
love'liness luck'less lunt
love'-lorn luck'y lu'nular
Avr love'ly lu'crative lu'nulate
/O lov'er lu'cre lu'nulated
A\^. love'-sick lu'cubrate Lu'percal
lov'ing lucubra'tion lu'pine, adj.
lovin g-kiiid'ness lu'culent lu'pine, lu'pin
lov'ingly Lud'dite lu'pulin
low lu'dicrous lu'pus
low'-born rx^ lu'dicrously lurch
^ low'-bred AV luff lurched
Low'-church luffed lurch'er
' lowed AX luff'er lurch'ing
AX low'er luff'ing lure
O low'er lug lured
low'ered lug'gage lu'rid
low'ered A—I lugged lu'ring
AX low'ering lug'ger lurk
AX low'cring lug'ging lurked
lower'»!os/ lugu'brious lurk'er
low'ery luke'warm . lurk'ing
low'est luke'warmness ' lurk'iug-place
^ low'iiig lull lus'eious
X low'land lull'aby lus'ciously
Low'lauder lulled lus'eiousness
low'lier lull'ing lush
low'iiest lumachel'la Lu'siad
low'lily lu'machelle lu'sory
low'liness lumba'ginous lust
low'ly lumba'go lust'ed
low'-minded lum'bar lust'ful
low'-mindedness luin'ber lust'ier
. A^ low'iiess lum'bered lust'iest
low'-spirited lum'berer lust'ily
^ low'-wiiies lum'bering lust'iness
loxodrom'ic lum'ber-room lust'ing
loy'al lumbri'eal lus'tral
loy'alist lu'miuary lus'trate
loy'ally luminif'erous lustra'tion
loy'alty luminos'ity lus'tre
loz'enge lu'minous lus'tring
lub'ber lump lus'trous
hib'bcrly lumped lus'trously
- lii'ljric lump'er lus'trum
!*—• lu'brical lump'ing lust'y
A lu'bricant lump'ish lu'tanist
. ' X* lu'bricate luinp'ishly luta'rious
lu'bricated lump'y luta'tion
' lii'bricatiiig Lu'na lute
lubrica'tioii lu'nacy lut'ed
lu'bricator lu'nar lu'teous
' V lubric'ity luna'rian lute'string
hi'bricous 111'nary Lu'thoran
luce lu'nate Lu'theranism
hi'ceiit lu'nated lu'thcrn
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 M

Mab >mad'dening magnetomet'ric

macadamiza'- mad'der magne'to-mo'tor
tion ) mad'dest magnif'ic
mad'ding I Magnif'icat
macad'amize
' made I magnif'icence
macad'amized
■ Madei'ra kjiv magnif'icent
macad'amiziiig mademoiselle' ^ magnif'icently
; mad'house V mag'nified
( macaro'ni
mad'ly mag'nifier
( maccaro'ni
mad'man ^ mag'nify
, macaron'ic
mad'ness ^ _ mag'nifying
macaroon'
madon'na magniloquence
macaw'
mad'repore magnil'oquent
Maccabe'an
mad'rigal 1- mag'nitude
ma'ccoboy • mael'strom magno'lia
mace mae'nad mag'num
mace'-bearer maesto'so mag'pie
Macedo'nian Mafi'a
mac'erate magazine' Mag'yar
mac'erated mag'dalen < Mahara'ja
mac'erating magen'ta ( Mahara'jah
macera'tion mag'got mahat'ma
mag'goty Mah'di
Machiavel'lian
Ma'gi mahl'stick
Machiavel'lian-
Ma'gian mahog'any
ism
Machiavel'lism mag'ic Mahom'etan
mag'ical Mahom'etanism
machic'olate mag'ically mahout'
machic'olated magi'cian maid
machicola'tion mag'ic lant'ern maid'en
• mach'inate 'magilp' maid'enhair
mach'inated : magiste'rial maid'enhood
mach'inating magiste'rially maid'enish
machina'tion mag'istracy maid'en-like
machine' mag'istrate maid'cnly
machined' Maid-Ma'rian
machin'ery mag'ma maid'servant
machin'ing mail
machin'ist Mag'na Char'ta mail'-cart
mack'erel magnanim'ity mailed
mack'intosh , magnan'imous mail'ing
mack'le magnan'imouslj' maim
macfo'bian mag'nate maimed
macrocephal'ic magne'sia maim'ing
T-tTN
mac'rocosm magne'sian main
macrom'eter magne'sium main'land
mac'ula mag'net main'ly
mac'ulate ( magnet'ic ■ main'mast
■ mac'ulated ■ ( mag'netism main'prize
inac'ulating mag'netize main'sail
' macula'tion
mad
r inag'netized
mag'netizer
main'spring
main'stay
( mad'am ^ G mag'netizing maintain'
( mad'ame magne'to-elec- maintain'able
mad'cap tric maintained'
mad'ded magne'to-elec- maintain'er
mad'den tricity ' maintain'ing
mad'dened magnetom'etor main'tenance

154
 maiutop 155 manioc

1 main'top malin'gering manatee'

' maisonette' mal'ison manchineel'
maize —3 ^-mal'kin y ^ t Manchu'
</■ majes'tic ' -c^ mall - ^ < Manchoo'
/' ^ majes'tical —' mall (a walk) man'ciple
! “f majes'tically mal'lard Cn> manda'mus
</ maj'esty ^ malleabil'ity \y’' man'darin
r >■ majol'ica -r~>/ > mal'leable man'date, n.
/ ma'jor mal'leate man d a te', V.
/ ma'jor-do'mo _ ^ mal'leated J^rli man;datory
y^mallea'tion ^ -- J 1/ man dible
or ma'jor-gfi«'gra( malle'olar > mandib'ular
.j-s/r -mal'let
<—s ^ / major'ity ^ mal'low mandib'ulate
(A-' majus'cule mal'lows Mandin'go
_make N malm
V' make'bate ) malm'sey man'dolin
make'-belicve —1 malprac'tice L— man'drake
_ ma'ker _l>malt Y . . man'drel
^ J make'shift ^ malt'ed man'dril
\ ^ make'-up 1. „ Maltese' man'diicate
^ make'weight - i mal'tha Lo" maiiduca'tion
ma'king Malthu'sian ^ mane
'' I mal'achite malt'ing^ .1 man-eater
malacol'ogy ^ maltreat' manege'
-r-CXrsf, maladministra'- . maltreat'ed ma'nes
^ maladroit' [tion - maltreat'ing i\ man'ful
mal'ady -r~y maltreat'ment -1 man'fully
Mal'aga ^ malt'ster "'1? man'fulness
mal'anders I- malt'y \ man'gabey
mal'apert malva'ceous —„c man'ganese
! <-n/C \/ malapropos' ( malversa'tion mangane'sian
mam _! ■ mangan'ic
y^'yr''\y^ ma'lar •r-v<—' mama'
mala'ria • mam'elon mange
y—rJ^L. mala'rial mam'eluke ~ y man'gel-wur'zel
i -r-V^ mala'rious mam'illary ^ man'ger
yTP malassimila'tion mam'illated man'giness
; ■ ma'late mamma' -i. man'gle
Malay' mam'mal man'gled
Malay'an mamma'lia
! y> mal'content mamma'lian man'gler
^ male mammal'ogist y—'_y ^ man'gling
1—j maledic'tion man'go
. mal'efactor mammal'ogy ' man'grove
^ mal'efactress mam'mary man'gy
malef'ic man-ha'ter
mam'mifer '^”'^1 man'hood
malev'olence mammif'erous ^ ma'nia
malev'olent mam'miform —t ma'niac
malfea'sance mam'miBary ^ , mani'acal
mam'millated j Manichae'an
malforma'tion
mam'mon _' '' Man'ichaeism
^ ma'lic mam'monist Manichee'
mal'ice ’ man'ichord
' mali'cious mam'moth -'T^Sj man'icure
mali'ciously man _ ./’• " man'icurist
mali'ciousness ^ . man'acle -r^—-1 man'ifest
• ,t—^ malign' man'acled man'ifc'Stable
^ man'acling manifesta'tion
malig'nancy
man'ifested
/—malig'nant man'age
maligned' ^y man'ageable man'ifesting
malign'er N man'aged man'ifestly
malign'ing raan'agement manifcs'to
y'^- malig'nity man'ager man'ifold
. malign'ly ■ /■ man'ageress r , man'ikin
^ malin'ger ) manage'rial
. malin'gered man'aging manil'la
malin'gerer O man'akin maii'ioc
maniple 156 marshaller

man'iple manumit'ting mar'itime

manip'ular manumo'tor
mnnip'iilate manure' mar'joram
maiiip'ulatefl manured' mark
manip'ulating manur'er marked
manu'rial mark'er
manipula'tion manur'ing mar'ket
manip'iilative man'uscript mar'ketable
Manx mar'ket-day
manip'ulator man'y mar'ket-garden
ma'nis Mao'ri mar'ket-gar-
man'itou map dener
mankind' ma'ple mar'keting
man'lier mapped mar'ket-man
man'liest map'pery mar'ket-place
man'like map'ping
man'liness mar mar'ket-woman
man'ly mar'abou mark'ing
man'na Mar'about marks'maii
manned marana'tha marks'manship
man'ner marl
man'nered maraschi'rio marla'ceous
man'nerism maras'mus marled
man'nerist maraud' mar'line
man'nerliness maraud'ed mar'line-spike
man'nerly maraud'er mar'ling
man'ning maraud'ing marl'-pit
man'nish marave'di marl'y
manoeu'vre mar'ble mar'malade
manoeu'vred mar'bled
manoeu'vrer mar'bler marmora'ceous
marmo'real
manoeu'vring mar'bling
marc marmo'rean
maii'-of-war' ,
mar'casite mar'moset
manom'eter marces'cent mar'inot
manomet'rical march Mar'onite
man'or marched maroon'
man'or-house march'er inaroon'er
mano'rial march'ing mar'plot
man'sard mar'chioness marque
manse mar'cid marquee'
man'servant marcid'ity mar'quess
man'sion marco'nigram < mar'queterie
man'slaughter mare I mar'quetry
man'suetude mare’s'-nest mar'quis
man'tel mare’s'-tail mar'quisate
man'tel-board marreil
man'telet margar'ic mar'riage
man'tclpiece mar'garine mar'riageable
mantil'la mar'garite mar'ried
mantis'sa mar'gin
man'tle mar'ginal mar'ricr
man'tled margina'lia mar'ring
maii'tling mar'grave mar'row
man'-trap mar'rovv-bone
man'tua mar'gravine mar'rowfat
maii'tua-makcr mar'guerite mar'row y
man'ual Ma'rian mar'ry
manuduc'tion , mar'igold mar'rying
manuduc'tor marinade' Mars
manufac'tory mar'inate Marsa'la
mannfac' ture marine' Marseillaise'
manufac'tiirsii mar'incr marsh
mannfac' tnrer Mariol'ater mar'shal
maniifac'l tiring Marioratry mar'shalcy
maiuimis'sion marionette' t mar'shalled
mar'ish (inar'shaled
manumit'
Ma'rist t inar'shaller
manumit'ted mar'ital ( mar'shaler
 marshallhi^ niawkisk

mar'shalliug ^ or ^ massage mater'ility

inar'shaling (. nuith
mar'shalsca \— iiuiss'-hook _, mathemat'ic
marsh'iiiess mas'se '-~y < malhemat'ical
.1 masse'ter C '“s (mathemal'ically
marsh'-aiallow V masseur ^ { iiuithemati'cian
V masseuse' lo "Ou ^*uiUievuit'ics
marsh' marigold ,r—1>0 mass'iness ©• rnathe'sis
inarsh'y ■ ' Vmass'ive J. mat'in
rnarsu'pial mass'ively ^ s mat'iiial
t marsu'pium ' mass'iveness mat'iiiee
mart - mass'-meeting ma'tiiig
martcl'lo-tow'er mass'y J. mat'ins
mar'tcu . _ m.-ist b mat'rass
mar'tial mast'ed L ma'trice
Mar'tian mas'ter vib- mat'ricidal
mar'tin V mas'ter-builder vp' mat'ricide
martinet' mas'tered I matric'ulate
mar'tingale J mas'terful ‘ J' matric'ulated
Marti'ni mas'tering matric'ulating
Mar'tinmas L mas'ter-key matricula'tion
mart'let r _ mas terless
mar'tyr ' K mas'terly matrimo'nial
mar'tyrdom mas'terpiece matrimo'nially
mar'tyred mas'tership
^^ mar'tyring mas'ter-stroke mat'rimony
£—“ ' martjTolog'ical mas'terwork ma'trix
' <—martyrol'ogist mas'tery J'ma'tron
inast'-head ^rsn ma'tronage
c—r-,. martjTol'ogy ,mas'tic ^ ma'tronal
' <-'v/ I mar'vel m.-is'ticable ma'tronly
t mar'velled mas'ticate L matross'
( mar'veled mas'ticated mat'ted
< mar'velling mas'ticating mat'ter
• \ mar'veling mastica'tion mat'ting
5^' s mar'vellous mas'ticator mat'tock
" \ rnar'velous t mat'tress
K mar'vellously mas'ticatory . mat'urate
{ mar'velously mas'tiff mat'urated
, mar'zipan mas'todon ^ matura'tion
rnas'cle ’ mas'toid matu'rative
; mas'cot , mat mature'
mas'culine mat'ador matured'
mash ^ match mature'ly
'> mashed match'able mature'ness
mash'er ) matched matures'cence
mash'ing match'er matu'ring
mash'y match'ing matu'rity
mask match'less matuti'nal
maskeo match'lock maud
■ mask'er - match'-maker maud'lin
_ mask'ing match'-making • mau'gre
' mas'lin mate maul
ma'son ma'te ‘ mauled
mason'ic ■ ma'ted maul'ing
ma'telote maul'stick
ma'sonry ma'ter maund
Maso'rah mate'rial maund'er
Masoret'ic matc'rialism maun'dered
Mas'orite mate'rialist mnun'dering
. masquerade' matcrialis'tic Maun'dy Thurs¬
masquera'ded material'ity day
mate'rialize Mau'ser
masquera'der mate'rialized
mas(iuera'ding mausole'um
Mass, mass mate'rializing mauve
mas'sacre mate'rially ma'vis
mas'sacred mate'ria med'ica mavourneen
mas'sacrer materiel' maw
mas'sacring mater'nal mawk'ish
 mawworm 158 melodramatist

maw'worm ^ meat y)y—^‘- me'dium

^ maxil'Ia mechan'ic ’ yrl med'lar
\

,t—b—-/T ' max'illar ( mechan’ical yfj med'ley

^ ( median'ically /tvj_ Medoc'
<—maxil'lary ^ ^ mechani'eian yrJ: ^y^meduVla

^ maxiriiform ^ f, mechan'ics ^ ytl mcd'ullary

^ ,-^^^max'im yt^ y^meduriine
'—D max'imum mech'anism 1 medu'sa
May mech'anist ^ J meed
^ mechanog'ra- w-i meek
\ may be meek'en
^ I- May'-day ■ ' ’V.- mechanog'raphy X—> ■ meek'ly
'v May'flower Mech'lin ^ meck'ness
7 may'hap mecom'eter y^-yX^ meer'sehaum
7^ \ may'hem _^tmcco'iiium y~y y—> meet
^pv^may'ing .med'al •J' meet'en
"mayonnaise' y-y' mcdal'lic -T. mect'ing
^ may'or medal'lion meet'ing-house
may'oral „;/^med'anist y4 meet'ly
may'oralty ’ med'allurgy meg'acosm
may'oress 1 med'dle
'v May'pole med'dled y-T-s,—/! mcg'alith
maz'ard ^ f med'dler ({ . mcgalith'ic
mazarine' med'dlesome
megalon'yx
maze ^ |. med'dling
ma'zily .L me'dia yyr~,,^J^ megalosau'rus
<—(. ma'ziness yr-^ J mediae'val
meg'ascope
'\_mazur'ka J Sriinediae'valism
mcg'aphone
) ^ ma'zy ry me'dial ''■=>—megathe'rium
.me me'dian me'grim
o mead
r mead'ow ^ me'dian t meio'sis
|;-o ^ mead'ow-grass .U,—. medias'tine —= melancho'Iia
^ mead'ow-sweet r^ il mcdiasti'num ^y'-j—f melanchol'ic
r mead'owy J me'diate
^mel'ancholy
‘ mea'gre ^ me'diated ^'TW, cf
— mea'grely — me'diately Melane'sian
mea'grcness J ^ me'diating ■ mel'anism
. meal 11, ^ media'tion y-T-~/~^ ' "oel'anite
meal'ic _ " ^ me'diatize y'r-yT^ nielas'ma
meal'iness me'diatized - rncldoin'cler
• meal'man j ^ mc'diator d y-i^ melee'
V meal'-time mediato'rial y-:-4 \ ^ mel'ilot
meal'y ^ _ media'trix iX-—/ me'liorate
V « meal'y-mouthed med'icable y-'^ y^ meliora'tion
rncan y^_^ med'ical yr-./ J mellif'erous
^—> mcan'der y:^__ med'ically y-ry\ mellif'ic
mean'dered » ■ med'icament
'—mean'dering y,^ mcd'icate
J mellifica'tion
mean'est * med'icated t
mellif'luence
mean'ing med'icating yr'/Xy mellif'luent
f mean'ingless ^ -a yrL-t, mcdica'tion mcllif'luous
L mean'ly ^ |j mcd'icative yyr^ • mel'lite
mean'ness 1.. ^ ’ mcdic'inal y'T-'/J . mellit'ic
means ^ 1.medic'inally y-r~/^ mel'loiie
'a /—-^v meant /r(k_> mcd'icine ^ y-T-^V mel'low
^ mean'time ^ . mcd'ico-chirur'- ^ mcriowed
mean'while gical y-ry/'^ mel'lnwing
^~c, mease med'ico-le'gal mcriowness
^-T^l ’ mea'sled J medic'val melo'deoii
y'-:i mca'sles V. J medie'valism ^Wn>i- melo'dious
.^76 inea'sly y),—t SiTN me'diocre yr^Y mclo'diously
^ meas'urable _(j medioc'rity yr-Y^j, _ melo'dioustiess
^ \ meas'urably ■ y-r^ 1 merodist
v ^ meas'ure ^ mcd'itatc y^-Y- L iiK'l'odize
meas'ured j", med'itated yj-^l^ inelodra'ma
mcas'ureless /bs ' ^ med'itating _. meludranial'ic
meas'urement •b ^ rncdit.i'tion
^ mcas'urer H’ med'itative nrclodrainat'ical
^ ^ meas'uring ^b_a L Mediterra'nean luclodram'atist
melody 159 metacarpus

mel'ody menm ges

mel'on — ^ ( meningi'tis
melt '"V 1. men is'cal
melt'ed
melt'er menis'coid
melt'ing menis'cus
nielt'ingly Men'nonite
mem'ber men'ses
mem'bered men'strual
mdw'iership mcn'struate
membrana'ceous menstrua'tion
mem'brane men'struous
men'struum
membranif'erous mensurabil'ity
membra'niform men'surable
men'sural
membranorogy mensura'tion
men'tal
mem'branous men'tally
men'thol
memen'to men'tion
mem'oir men'tionable
memdrabil'ia men'tioned
memorabil'ity men'tioning
mem'orable men'tor
mem'orably
mento'rial
memoran'da men'u
memoran'dum
memo'rial Mephistophe'lian
memo'rialist mephit'ic

memo'rialize mephit'ical
mephi'tis
memo'rialized meph'itism

memo'rializing mer'cantile
memor'iter Mer'cedes
mem'orize mer'ccnarily
mem'orized mer'cenary
mem'orizing mer'cer
mem'ory mer'cerize
Mem'phian mer'cerized
men mer'cery
men'ace mer'chandise
men'aced mer'chant
men'acer mer'chantable
men'acing
mer'chantman
men'acingly mer'ciful
menage' mer'cifully
menag'erie
mend mer'ciless
mend'able mer'cilessly
menda'cious mercu'rial
mercu'rialist
menda'ciously mercu'rialize
mercu'rify
menda'ciousness mer'cury
mendac'ity mer'cy
mend'ed mer'cy-seat
mend'er mere
mere'\y
men'dicancy meretri'cious
men'dicant merge
merged
mendic'ity mcr'ging
mend'ing mcrid'ian
me'nial merid'ional
menin'geal meringue'
metaeJironisra 160 midst

metach'ronism me'teorite mewl'ing

meteor'ograph mews
met'acism Mex'ican
meteorograph'ic
me'tage mez'zanine
7 metagram'mat- meteorog'raphy mez'zo
^ metal' [ism me'teoroid mez'zotint
metalep'sis me'teorolite mezzotiri'to
^ : metalep'tic meteorolog'ic mi'asm
metal'lic meteorolog'iciil mias'ma
metallif'erous meteorol'ogist mias'mal

imetal'liform
met'alline
meteorol'ogy
miasmat'ic
miasmat'ical

i met'aline
met'allist
meteorom'eter
meteoros'copy
mias'matist
mi'ca

! met'alist
metalliza''tion
metaliza'tion
me'ter
metheg'lin
mica'ceous
mice
Mich'aelmas
(•met'allize meth'ene mick'le
( met'alize meth'ide -c~''T—nf micracous'tic
( met'allized methinks' mi'crobe
< met'alized meth'od microceph'alous
( met'allizing method'ic mi'crocosm
( met'alizing method'ical microcos'mic
metallog'raphy ' method'ically microcos'mical
met'alloid
Meth'odism micrograph'o-
metalloid'al
Meth'odist phone
metallur'gic
methodis'tic microg'raphy
metallur'gical methodis'tical microl'ogy
met'alhirgist meth'odize microm'eter
met'allurgy meth'odized
met'al-man meth'odizer micromet'ric
metamer'ic meth'odizing micronom'eter
metamor'phic ^ wiethought'
meth'yl mi'cro-or'ganism
metamor'phism
meth'ylate
; metamor'phist meth'ylated mi'crophone
mctamor'phose meth'ylene microphon'ics
, metamor'phosed methyl'ic microph'onous
metamor'phosis me'tier
met'aphor me'ting mi'croscope
' metaphor'ic meton'ic
mctaphor'ical mctonym'ic ■ microscop'ic
metaphor'ically microscop'ical
met'aphorist meton'ymy ; micros'copist
met'aphrase micros'copy
met'ope
met'aphrast microzo'on
metopos'copy
metaphras'tic
mctaphys'ic mct'ra micturi'tion
mctaphys'ical ' . nre'tre, me'ter mid
mctaphysi'cian ''' met'ric mid'day
metaphys'ics met'rical mid'den
met'rochrome mid'dle
met'aplasm
met'rograph mid'dle-aged
metapto'sis — metrol'ogy ° mid'dlc-ciass
metarrhe'a
met'rononie ^ mid'dlenian
metas'tasis
mctronom'ic mid'dlewos/
mctastat'ic
metron'omy m id'd ling
metatar'sus
metroTiym'ic ^ mid'dy
metath'esis
mctrop'olis y midge
metathet'ical
metropoVilan midg'et
metatho'rax I met'lie Mid'ianite
me'tayer met'tled mid'land
metazo'on met'tlcsome mid'most
mete mew .j. mid'aight
me'ted /-f mewetl mid'rib
metempsycho'sis ~ mew'ing mid'riff
metempto'sis y—V mewl ^ mid'ship
me'teor mewled mid'shipman
meteor'ic mewl'er midst
 midstream 161 minuet

mid'stream ^y~y^ Milky Way min'cingly

^
^ mid'sumincr ,~y~. iHiii ^ mind
. mid'way mill'-cog ^—1- mind'ed
mid'-wicket mill'-dam mind'er
y' mid'wife milled rt mind'ful
'' mid'wilery millena'rian _^ .57^ mind'ing
'^iy mid'wiiiter .)^ millena'rianism '' ''jo mind'less
'—^ mien mine
X mitf y mil'lenary ^ mined
might y>. millen'nial Oi_> CO- mi'ner
^ '5'^ might'ier ,y^ millen'nialist
might'iest y—vt _ millen'niura X min'eralist
' •v'^ might'ily mil'lepede k mineraliza'tion
Lr> niight'iness /yj 1 mil'lepore ^ min'eralize
<?> mightst ^ min'eralized
I- might'y mill'er '~y'^ iO min'eralizer
mignonette' mill'erite min'eralizing
migraine' inill'er’s-thumb j mineralog'ic
ini'grate / 0 mineralog'ical
migrated milles'iinal '~y i '''^y mineral'ogist
_ -, mi'grating 'y .,,-x/r niii'let / minerarogy
^ •' migra'tion ^x/in A mill'-head 0 min'eral wa'ters
■, mi'gratory mil'liard ''v, ’[j Miner'va
I" mika'do mil'liary _ min'gle
^ Milanese' ^ \ mill'igram min'gled
O' ‘ miich y ' ( milli'gramme
'‘r ^ mild^ y 1 mini'litre min'gler
<r^ ^ mild'er ( mill'iliter x_J min'gling
^ -<0 K mild'est ^y^ ^ \ millimetre min'iate
L ^ mil'dew . _ \ mill'imeter "A '•LT min'iature
^ mil'dcwed mii'liner i}y "1 min'iaturist
L;^ <-> mil'dewing ^y^ . mil'linery ^ Min'ie
^ y mild'ly mill'ing V mm ify
nC^ mild'ness ^yf . mil'lion -^x-L-s—= min'ikin
^ <r^ mile ' ^ -yy^^ millionaire' •^xx-^^xx- min'im
<r^'' ^ mile'age ^yv . ^ mill'ionary min'imize
^y^\ rnil'lionth min'imized
^ Mile'sian
<y> Jv . mile'-stone ^^y\ y mill'-pond min'imizing
mil'foil mill'-race ^-x min'imum
y- r mil'iary y mill'stone mi'ning
militant 'L-x/ mill'-wheel min'ion
miritarism 'yC mill'wright A~'-y>. min'ister
mil'itary ^y^ mil'reis ''''—ao min'istered
^ mil'itate yy ministe'rial
• .ri. mil'itated ■ Milton'ic ' > ministe'rialist
mil'itating railt'wort ■'-px^jp / ministe'rially
. y mili'tia ^y'^^ mil'vine 0 min'isteriTig
mil'vus min'istrant
^y—1
yy milked mime u ministni'tion
v/ ^-^ milk'er _ ^ . t mim'cograph ^~Si b min'istress
>—=i milk'ier mimet'ic 1 . 4 min'istry
mimet'ically “y miu'ium
/y£ ■ rnilk'iest
mim'ic ' ' min'iver
• '"'y milk'ing
_mim'ical — mink
'■y' ■ ^ milk'iness
milk'niaid mim'icked
_ _. ■ mim'icker min'nesinger
milk'man ,_' . mim'icking min'novv
^x/ milk'-pail mim'icry mi'nor
miinog'rapher minor'ity
^ milk'-pan ' L Min'otaur
mimo'sa ■
i-'-vci' min'ster
^-y ^ milk'sop .. mina'cious y min'strel
_ minac'ity y } min'strelsy
1 milk'-tooth min'arct ^ /j, mint
min'atory T . mint'age
^y^ milk'-warm ,^~y, mince ' 'O mint'ed
^_x_c5> minced s mint'er
^ milk'-white mince'-meat mint'ing
^y milk'wort mince'pie • ~x_.^s:?,xx_;, min'uend
,,^y‘ ’ milk'y min'eing minuet'
 minus 162 mismanaging

mi'nus y-^ misbeliev'ing '• -pb.misen'try

J min'ute y^ miscal'culate ^ n mi'ser
minute' mis'erable
miscal'culated ^-rsifN- mis'erably
miu'uted
-L min'ute-book miscal'culating
^ min'ute-gun i—c__^miscalcula'tioa t—■ misere're
min'utc-hand miser'icord
miscall' '' y.. mi'serly
J minute'ly
"O’ . minute'ness miscalled' mis'ery
minu'tiae ' yf miscall'ing misfea'sance
•1 ^ miii'uting miscar'riage y-^ misfire'
° minx ' misfit'
/-^b;—^ miscar'ried V. misform'
^ mi'ny ,^-3^—miscar'ry
Mi'ocene V. j_}^misformed'
miscar'rying misfor'tune
mir'acle miscast' misframed'
mirac'ulous miscellana'rian misgave'
_ mirac'ulously miscella'nea — misgitfc'
mirage' miscella'neous 'Pb— misgtv'en
1 -(Px. miscella'neously -Pb— misgii^'ing
^ mired miscel'lanist ^ J' misgot'ten
'' mirif'ic miscel'lany X misgov'^rn
<r^ nai'riness (7 mischance' V, misgoti'erne^i
\ mir'ror ^ mischarge' X. tnisgov'erning
mir'rored _ V. mis'chief _ ^^ ^ misgov'ernment
yt mirth mis'chief-maker
mirth'ful / mis'chievous j misguid'ance
^-r-s/1 \ mirth'fully ^ mis'chievously _ p>;r misguide'
mirth'fulness X ^ mischoose' misguid'ed
mis'cible misguid'ing
^■=~'v/(/^ mirth'less *0 mis'citation X mishap'
mir'y ^ ^ miscite' .a mishear'
'p) mir'za \ miscomputa'tion •A y-^ mishear'ing
misadven'ture ^ miscompute' mish'-mash
C. misconceive' N y Mish'nah
'ps misadven'turous Cj- misconceived' •<X-—’ mish'nic
X ' misadvised' misconceiv'ing
misimprove'
^ misalli'ance Xi ' miscqncep'tion
i misinform'
L- misconduct ^ misinformed'
misallied' /__ misconjec'ture
r mis'anthrope r misconstruc'tion ''XjP misinforma'tion
\ misanthrop'ic y-^ 1_ miscon'strue’ y-XX^ misinter'pret
r '—: misan'thropist I- miscon'strued >i>'Sinter|)reta'tinn
V miscon'struing misinter'preted
misan'thropy miscount' misinter'preter
y-^ X\_p misapplica'tioii mis'ereant misinter'preting
^ misapplied' —c ^ miscue'
^ \ misapply' ]■ misdate' 1 misjom der
\ misapply'ing ^—5. r|. 1 misdat'ed J misjoined'
vxa misapprehend' T misdat'ing ^ misjoin'ing
misapprehend'ed 1 Y misdeal' y-r^ \ misjudge'
' misapprehend'- misdeed' /- y~^ / misjudged'
/'Pbv ^ iiig [sion U-v> misdeem' / h y~^ misjudg'ing
misappreheii'- ^-Tj, P-j, misdtmean' f ^ A misjudg'ment
misappro'priate misdemean'ant
Nv misappro'priatcd _ mislaid'
misdemean'our
y~^ Jm sa:>|>ro'|)riattng mislay'
• misappropria'- misdirect' y-X'^ y- mislay'ing
Xy- misfctfcowifi' [tion L—. misdirect'ed mis'le
misiecom'ing *—misdirect'ing y~:iJ /^' mislead'
N,—1 misbegot'ten ' r misdirec'tion y~L mislead'er
misbehave' 1. ^-r^misdo' y-C\^ y^ mislead'ing
. ' \j? misbehaved' y^ 1 misdo'er pS I misled'
b misbeha'ving X'^isdo'ing ^~^rS7'''~yj misman'age
misbeha'viour
. ' misemploy' y-y~CXX^ misman'aged
misbelief misemployed' misman'age-
y^ misbelieve' misemploy'ing meat
_ misbelieved' \/ri misemploy'ment • mismaa'ager
misbeliev'er /-:i>.._j_y' misen'ter misman'aging
 misiiiark 1G3 mobility

mismark' inis'sal misused'

mismarked' .- missed -2! misu'ser
mismark'ing ^-iC . mis'sel -2^ misu'sing
niismatch' Ly mis'sel-thrush .-^8^1 miswrite'
^ stna rtiismeas'ure mis-send' miswrit'ing
mismeas'ured mis-sent' '' y-Tti’—^ miswrit'ten
^ mismeas'uring mis-serve' ^ miswrote'
misname' ^ mis-served' '^tsC ' miswrought'
misnamed' mis-serv'ing ^ misyoke'
misnam'ing vJ miss-fire' ^-axd' misyoked'
^ mis-shupe' mite
misno'mer N > mis shaped' < ^ mi'ter
misnum'ber V" ^ > mis-sha'pen mit'igable
\ mis'sile mit'igant
^ misog'amist miss'ing . mit'igate
misog'amy mis'sion rnit'igatcd
. misog'ynist '''X, niis'sionary mit'igating
C_> ^'-b. ^ misog'yny ' mis'sioner mitiga'tion
. mis'pickel J mis'sis 1 mit'igative
%, ^ misplace' ^ ^ V, mis'si ve 1-!_;_: mit'igator
misplaced' mis-speir mitrailleuse'
misplace'ment ^ mis-spelled'
^ misplac'ing mis-spell'ing mi'tral
V misplead' ■'^V" mis-spelt' <—V mi'tre
^ .1 misplead'ed mis-spend' mi'tred
\ ••■ misplead'ing mis-spend'ing
mispoint' mis-spent' mi'triform
mispoint'ed mis-state' < mi'tring
^ mispoint'ing ■q'|. mis-sta'ted ^ mitt
^ misprint' mis-state'ment J- init'ten
■ \_u misprint'ed mis-sta'ting 'a-'^ mit'timus
misprint'ing . mist . ™'ty
mispri'sion mista'kable ^ mix
■ misprize' mistake' mix'able
misprized' ,^-xH-zi mista'ken —v_ci mixed
mispriz'ing mista'king mix'edly
^ mistaught'
mispronounce' ^ 1 misteach' ,—. -ri^. mix'en
mispronounced' 1 ./ misteach'ing .jy' mix'er
mispronounc'ing .//C? mis'ter —^ mix'ing
mispronuncia'- /TT) misterm'
. tion V. ^ misthink' mixtilin'eal
< mispropor’tion misthought
\ ( nnsf’ropor'Hojied mistime' mixtilin'ear
_ xaispropor'Honing Uv mistimed' Ji, ^ mix'tion
\ misquota'tion _ . mistim'ing ^ mix'ture
misquote' mist'iness ^ miz'en, miz'zen
misquot'ed ^-Xl' mis'tletoe miz'enmast
misquot'ing mist'-like miz'zle
misread' ] , mistook' miz'zled
misread' ^mis'tral miz'zling
■ misread'ing mistranslate' miz'zly
misrecite' _ mistransla'ted mnemon'ic
misreck'on mistransla'ting —; mnemon'ical
misreck'oned mistransla'tion ^ mnemon'ics
jr misreck'oning
■ \ mis'tress
^ mnem'otechny
misrelate' ' It mistrust'
misrela'tion ’ f mistrust'ed moan
( misretnem'ber ” mistrust'ful ^ moaned
{ misrtimem'ber- X mistrust'ing moan'ful
^ misreport' {ed
mistune' J moan'ing
misreport'ed mistuned' ^ moat
^ mistun'ing X. moat'ed
misreport'ing ^ mist'y ' \ mob
■ , ( misye^r«e>i<' misunderstand' mob'-cap
( misrepresent'ed ' ^ \ mobbed
imsrepresenta'Hon /--as^ misunderstood' 1<~\^ . mob'bing
misr«/>r&se«/'ing ~ misu'sage mob'bish
misrule' 7 misuse',!;, -TX X mo'bile
' miss j ' misuse', n. ""X ^ mobil'ity
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 mobilization 164 moniliforra

mobiliza'tion X~ - mod'ule yX. y-o Mo'loch

. mo'bilize ^ ‘ raod'ulus ^ -T-k
molosse'
mo'bilizccl r ' mo'dus ^T-C molos'sus
mo'bilizing y~;^J— X' niod'wall — molt
. ' Moesogoth'ic u y mol'too
,->v inob'-law
■ mofus'sil ^X^ mo'ly
V—V moboc'racy <--/ \ molyb'dena
moc'casin •^ mo hair
mo'cha > Moham'medan \ molyb'denous
^ mock Moham'medan-
w mocked l_sr~N ism molybde'num
.^-N— mock'er Moham'medan-
<;-N—: mock'ery ” . mome
^ mock'-heroic Moham'medan- X mo'inent
ized ypyriX mo'mentarily
. mock'ing Mo'hawk y~r~yyiy^‘ mo'iiientary
^ ^ mock'iiig-bird Mohi'ean yT-y^Y^ mo'meatly
JX ^ Mo'hock momen'tous
-O—mock'-orange
^ mo'hur
<“'—1 ' mock'-turtle 1 T moi dore momen'turn
f^ mo'co 1. moi'ety Mo'mus
^ ' • mo'dal s/ moil — mon'achal
^ yt<.l modal'ity . moiled N mon'achism
^ yr- mode moil'ing
—1 mon'ad
1 mod'el moi'neau
^ <~T mod'elled-eled ‘ moire V^Vi- Monadel'phia
F ^ mod'eller-eler y—X moire'
1 ^ mod'elling-eling ^ ' moist monadelph'ian
mod'erate, n., a. mo is'ten
monadelph'ous
,y\jc mod'erate, v. yip~fyyy mois'tened
A -jvX'’ mod'erated mois'tening
{__. monad'ic
' mod'erately ^ , 4-0 moist'ness
mod'erating monad'ical
1 mois ture
y^JP ' modera'tion yXT^ y''- mo'lar monan'drian
mod'eratism yX mo'lary
^ monan'drous
ysyi^- ^ modera'to ro molas'ses
' ' mod'erator ' ■ mold /TV '"l— mon'arch
yA , mod'eratrix ypX n mole \_v monar'chic
' mod'em f-K ■ l \ molec'ular
' mod'emism . monar'chical
molecular'ity
mod'emist 1 -- inon'archist
y—^ moder'nity mol'ecule
modern iza'tion mole'-eyed /'-v moii'archize
mod'ernize X Y~ mole'-hill ' 1 '' mon'archy
yX^ mole'-hole
^ mod'ernized mole'skin monaste'rial
' . mod'ernizer y~X^ molest' ' mon'astery
mod'erniziiig ' molesta'tion _ , monas'tic
mod'ernness ' molcst'cd monas'tical
. mod'est yX^ molest'er
Y mod'estly monas'tically
yX' molest'iiig
' 4 mod'esty moiias'ticism
N Mol'inism monas'ticon
[ ^ . mod'icnm
' 1 modifiabil'ity -^7——1. ^—i Mon'day
yX~^' Mol'inist
'y'T'^- mon'etary
mod'ifiable ' y-X mol'lah
^ \ modifica'tion ' ’ mol'lient ’ X mon'etize
Ov mod'ifled ® /T-—'• mon'ey
mol'liflable 'T'—A* mon'ey-broker
_ mod'ifier
mod'ify _j molliflca'tion mon'eyed
mod'ifying mon'eyer
yX^ mol'lified
yXf modil'Uon mon'eyless
mol'lifier
\J X mo'dish , ^ mon'ger
It mo'dishly mol'lify ' Mon'gol
1 mo'dist
modiste <—Mongo'lian
' mod'ulate y-X^' Modus'ca <~N.^—f mou'goose
' mod'ulated
yX^ mollus'can
mod'ulating '■ mon'grel
yX moduln'tion 'yX^ mollus'cous
' X' raod'ulator yX^ mol'lusk monil'iform
A ^
monism 16; mop

mon ism —moiiolith'ic mon soon'

_ mon'ist v ' monol'ogy mon'stcr
moni'tion mon'ologue mon'strance
moii'itive monom'achy ))i(ms/ros'ity
y iiiou'itor monoma'nia mon' strous
tnonito'rial monoma'niac fiion'strously
mou'itory montan'ic
•t raoiTitress monometal'lic
^ monk monomet'allism Mon'tanism
' inoiik'cry monomet'allist Moii'tanist
moii'key monom'eter mon'tant
monk'hood moiiomet'ric mon'te
mon'tem
monk'ish mono'mial month
monk’s'-hood monop'athy month'ly
monoper'sonal mon'ument
mouocar'dian ^ monumen'tal
monocar pous monopet'alous I monumen'-
monoceph'alous monoph'onous moo [tally
monoc'eros mood
mooed
mon'ochord moo'ing
monochroma t'ic mood'ily
moii'ochrome monophyrious -1^ mood'iness
-I- mood'y
monochron'ic mon'oplane moon
mon'ocle moon'beam
monocli'nous monop'olism
moon'-calf
monop'olist ^ mooned
Moiiocotyle'don , X moon'-eyed
monop'olize
moon'ish
moiioc'racy monop'olized o vV moon'less
mon'ocrat moon'light
monoc'ular _ monop'olizer ^-,.v moon'Iighter
mon'ocule monop'olizing ' moon'lighting
monoc'ulous moon'lit
, monop'oly moon'-raker
Monodac'tylous monop'teral moon'-raking
mon'odelph mon'optote
moon'shee
mon'odist mon'orail
( mon'orime -—Ojv ^ moon'shine
mon'odon _ moon'shiny
mon'odrama ( mon'orhyme
'~'^-moon'stone
monddramat'ic monosep'alous moon'struck
monosper'mous moon'wort
mon'ody mooii'y
monog'amist raonospher'ical moor
monog'amous moor'age
raonog'amy mon'ostich
monostroph'ic moor'-cock
moiiogen'esis monosyllab'ic moored
moor'-fowl
monogenet'ic mon'osyllable moor'-game
monog'enism
mon'otheism moor'-grass
7^. monog'enist , mon'otheist moor'-hen
monogenist'ic \ monotheis'tic moor'ing
_• '^•inoii'otone moor'ish
mon'ogram moor'land
mon'ograph monot'onous
moor'-stone
Nj monog'rapher monot'ony moor'y
moose
monograph'ic mon'otreme moose'wood
monog'raphist mon'otype moot
moiiog'raphy monotyp'ic moot'able
moot'-case
monog'yny monox'ide moot'cd
'—^ moot'er
monogyn'ian monseigneur' moot'ing
' inoii'olith monsieur' mop
mope 166 mousing

mope morose ness moth'ery

moped Mor'pheus moth'y
mo'ping morphia mo'tif
mo'pish mor'phine motif'ic
mo'pishness motil'ity
morpholog'ic
mopped /To mo'tion
^ morpholog'ical mo'tioned
mop'pet ( inorpholoK'ically
mop'ping mo'tioner
mop'sy morphol'ogy mo'tioning
moraine' mor'ris mo'tionless
' mor'ris-dance mo'tive
mor'al mor'fis-pike motiv'ity
morale' mor'row mot'ley
mor'alist morse mot'mot
moral'ity mor'sel mo'tograph
moraliza'tion mort motom'eter
mor'alize mor'tal mo'tor
■ mor'alized mortal'ity mo'tor-bus'
mor'alizer mor'tally mo'tor-car
mor'tar mo'tor-cy'cle
mor'alizing <r-'^ ( mortgage moto'rial
mor'ally . I mort'gaged mo'torist
mor'al s mortgagee' mo'tory
morass' —-n mort'gager mot'tle
morato'rium ' tnort'gaging mot'tled
mort'gagor mot'to
Mora'vian mouf'flon
mortif'erous
Mora'vianism mould
mortifica'tion
mor'bid mould'able
mor'tilled
morbid'ity mould'ed
mor'tifier
mould'cr
mor'bidly mor'tify
mould'ered
mor'bidness mor'tifying mould'ering
morbif'ic mor'tise mould'iness
mould'ing
morbil'lous mor'tised
mould'warp
mor'tising
morbose' mould'y
mort'main moult'
mor'bus moult'ed
morceau' mor'tuary
mo'rus moult'ing
' y\. 5 morda'cious mound
mordac'ity Mosa'ic, mosa'ic
raoschatel' mount
mor'dant Moselle' mount'able
more Mos'lem moun'tain
moreen' mosque moun'*' ’n ash
morel' mosqui'to \ mounta*.iper'
morel'lo moss moun'tainous
morco'ver I moss'clad mount'ebank
Moresque' moss'in ess mount'cd
morganat'ic moss'-trooper mount'er
moss'y mount'ing
mor'gay most mourn
morgue most'ly mourned
mor'ibund mot mourn'er
' moril'lon mote mourn'ful
mo'rion moth
Moris'CO moth'-eaten mourn'fully
Mor'mon moth'er moum'fulness
moth'erhood mourn'ing
Mor'monism
moth'ering mourn'ing-ring
mouse
Mor'monite moth'er-in-law
morn moused
morn'ing moth'erless mouse'-ear
morn'iiig-star moth'erly mous'er
moroc'co mouse'-hole
morone' —moth'er-of-pearl mouse'tail
morose' mouse'trap
morose'ly moth'er-wit mous'ing
 moustache 1G7 miiricated

1 moustache' J.-1. mulct multipres'ence

''A mous'y mulct'ed ' multira'diate
aV mouth
a( _ mouthed ^ mulct'ing multis'oiious
^ ^ mouth'er •tv' (L^multispi'ral
^ mouth'ful mulc'tuary
^-r-yru ^ multitude
^ 'K^ mouth'ing mule multitu'dinary
1 mouth'piece y muleteer' multitu'dinous
X t mov'able ^ ^ mulicb'rity
’ \ ( move'able mu'lish 'T^'X/'V^mul' tivalve
V. mov'ables .) ^ mu'lishness ''T'VT^yn multival'vular
^ ^ S move mull
V ^ moved 'T-^ mul'lah Multo'ca
t
'y move'less ' mulled —y multoc'ular
_ move'ment ' mul'ler —.mum
^^^mov'er mul'let mum'ble
^-N. mov'iiig /T'v^mum'bled
mov'ingly mulligataw'ny
' mum'bler
T t mow {of hay) ^ mul'ling mum'bling
A ( :now {to griinace) mul'lion
mow (to cut) mum'bo-jum'bo
'i' mowed multan'gular
mummed
mow'er multiartic'ulate mum'mer
mow'in g mum'mery
'Ti mown —\^^^multicap'sular
^ ^Mr. J mummifica'tion
J j Mrs. multiden'tate mum'mified
^ much mum'rniform
.1 yc mu'cid multifa'rious mum'mify
^ mu'ciform mum'ming
mu'cilage multifa'riously .5, mum'my
0> mucilag'inous mul'tifid mump
' mucip'arous .multiflo'rous ^ mump'er
_ /'TN— muck ^ mump'ing
\ muck'-heap • ' mul'tifold
-5V—s muck'worm mul'tiform mump'ish
mumps
—: muck'y '”'’'''"\./'\-vmultiform'ity —■f
/ mun ch
^ I mu'coid munched
mucos'ity ■• multilat'eral ' ' munch'er
mu'cous ' \/ munch'ing
. mu'cronate A^ir-o multilin'eal J* ' muii'dane
N—c/ mu'culent multil'oquence
^ n mu'cus —: mun'dic
^ mud --r^ ' A multil'oquent mundifica'tion
--r. mud'dily multino'mial I/t—j mundif'icative
_ mud'diness » multip'arous [i. mun'go
f ■ mud'dle multipar'tite munic'ipal
^ mud'died
t ^T> mud'dler 1 mul'tiped municipal'ity
mud'dling X rnul'tiplane munif'icence
I. mud'dy ^-WV ■ 1 mul'tiple munif'icent
muez'zin multiplex mu'niment
^
V muff muni'tion
^T~s Vs muf'fin mul'tipliable
munjeet'
,TTs muffineer' multiplicand' I pwi mun'nion
Vmuf'fle ■ mul'tiplicate mu'ral
^v muf'fled ' mur'der
^tnA^ multiplica'tion
.-T^ muf'fler mur'dered
v-^ \muf'fling ■ mul'tiplicative mur'derer
\ muf'ti r jpsn mur'deress
— I mug I'-. mul'tiDlicator
) tr mur'derous
^ --rw mug'get multiplic'ity
L iMuggleto'nian .1. multiplied mur'derously
^mug'gy „ t mur'dress
mug'wump mul'tiplier
^ mu'riate
^ mulat'to ' mul'tiply mu'riated
V mul berry ' p.muriat'ic
,_/7 ^ mulch multiplying
multi'potent ' mu'ricate
mulched ' !■ mu'ricated
 murifonn 168 mythiis

V. mu'riform yrC^^ Mus'sulman y/7. myol'ogy

mu'rine _ ^ must \
^ my ope
murk ' T ^Tb. mustache' rayo'pia
murk'ily J J mustach'io ^ \_^ myop'ic
murk'y T mustach'ioed \ ^ my'opsy
mur'mur y mus'tang ). \- my'opy
mur'mured ^tt!] 1 mus'tard <A \ my'osin
N mur'murer ^/,mustee' ^ J myo'sis
mur'muring Y ' mus'teline J_, myosit'ic
mur'murous mus'ter . rayot'omy
- mur'phy mus'tered y-y^ myr'iad
mur'rain ^ mus'tering myr'iagram
< mur'rhine yr&y ^ mus'ter-roll y ( myr'ialitre
' ^ mur'rine V ^ mus'tily 1 myr'ialiter
j /^i>=—1.^' '^mur'za ^ mus'tiness ( mjT'iametre
f »^T-^ir-iv’^'is'cadel 1. ^ mus'ty yX v'" ( myr'iameter
yi J mus'cadine ^ N mutabil'ity ^ Ji-— myr'iapod
' ''T's:—^ “■ mus'cardine > ^ mu'table y~y^.oy mj'r'iarch
1 ^Tor- mus'cat ^ V mu'tably myr'icin
4' mu'tage myriora'ma
mus'catel mu'tate
yri mus'cle myr'ioscope
J; mu'tated
mus'cled ,>0 muta'tion mjT'midon
1 ^ 1 mus'coid ^ ^ mute myrob'alan
'■ muscorogy mute'ly ^ myrrh
; _ P ''T'trj^ mus'cose . mute'ness nnT'rhine
^ muscos'ity y mu'tilate myr'tiform
; muscova'do yf'’' ■ . mu'tilated myr'tle
; rMus'covite . mu'tilating . myself'
! 'HTj—■ ’ mus'cular mutila'tion 1 mvVtagnene
i ^Tb—zy ^muscular'ity yj, mu'tilator
i /r-ft—f" mus'culous ^->1 mutineer' myste'riarch
1 ^ muse mu'tinied
i mused J , mu'tinous ^ y y'' myste'rious
! ^ muse'ful ^ Ay mu'tinously myste'riously
' ^ mu'scr ^ .1 mu'tiny ^ *■ mys'tery
j muse'um ^ -UTi. mu'tinying 1—> ^ mys'tic
1 y mush mu'tism /"Si mys'tical
i -< mush'room y-r^ mut'ter J ■ mys'tically
i y^xr-^ '^'mu'sic ^■'-nvw mut'tered mys'ticism
i mu'sical ^ mut'terer VP mystifica'tion
1 ^ .r~' mu'sically mut'tering u—mys'tificiitor
. • mu'sic-hall di u mut'ton
i musi'cian yf d. mu'tual li mys'tified
d. yfX mutual'ity ^ Iv 'I mys'tify
_ 'yT~‘^ mu'sic-master
1 y^xr-^ mu'sic-stool y/ y mu'tually li; • yy niys'titying
mu'sing _ yi mu'tule ^ myth
^Tb— musk y^ ^ muz'zle L_a myth'ic
j ^rtrr-i mus'ket yvQ 1 1 muz'zted W myth'ical
L'''n>-r-| musketeer' yrC ■ muz'zle-loader =—myth'ically
i J musketoon' muz'zling O' mvthog'rapher
; ' ^ ^ mus'ket-proof ^ ^ my mythog'raphy
1 yrxrry mus'ketry my all-wood ^ ^ mythol'oger
j yrx,—ys> musk'iness ^L-i mytholog'ic
■ mycolog'ic O < mytholog'ical
^T~b—^ musk'-rat
j /T~b—. ^^musk'y —fl. ^ mycol'ogist '^/(7 V 1 mytholog'ical-
^ yri, mus'lin y^—Tl. mycol'ogy ^ inythol'ogist [ly
: ^t4 p mus'lin-de-laiiie mynheer' Ov^ N 6 niythol'ogize
‘ ^Y-»—1 muslinet' ^ myograph'ic • ^ mythol'ogizing
' V y mus'quash ^ myog'raphist myth'ologue
mu s'role '5r'‘^~k^myog'raphy
muss or f mythol'ogy
^ mus'sel O- / myth'oplasra
/ myolog'ical V~b ^ my'thus
 N

nab nar'cotine na'tiorially

■'-A nabbed nar'cotism na'tionhood
nab'bing * 'I nar'cotize na'tive
na'bob nar'cotized nativ'ity
nac'arat ' O nar'cotizing nat'rolite
— na'cre ^ riard M- na'tron
nacre' nard'ine n at'ter
na'creous na'res nat'tily
na'crite ^ ^ nar'ghile nat'ty
na'dir ^ narrate' nat'ural
nag narra'ted nat'uralism
^ nagged narra'ting nat'uralist
nag'ging o narra'tion naturalis'tic

^
I Nai'ad
naif
U nar'rative
narra'tor
r~y'
■'—c
naturaliza'tion
nat'uralize
I nail nar'row ;'-r nat'uralized
nail'-brush nar'rowed nat'uralizing
rf nailed nar'rower nat'urally
nail'er nar'row-gauge nat'uraliiess
' nail'ery nar'rowing na'ture
. nail'ing nar'rowly naught
X nail'-scissors •N_nar'row-mind'ed naugh'tier
^ nain'sook nar'row-inind'ed- naugh'tiest
naive, naive ' nar'rowness [ness naugh'tily
naive'Iy *~k nar'thex naugh'tiness
\ naivete' nar'whal naugh'ty
!• na'ked T na'sal nauina'chia
na'kedly nasal'ity nau'machy
na'kcdness V nasaliza'tion naus'copy
\ na'mable X na'salize nau'sea
s namby-pam'by na'salized nau'scant
name w na'salizing nau'seate
named j na'sally nau'sea ted
^ name'less nas'cent nau'seating
J name'ly na'sicornous nausea'tion
na'mer na'siform nau'seous
name'sake nasol'ogy nautch
na'ming I ■ nas'tier nautch'-girl
nankeen' ■ I* nas'tiest nau'ticad
Nantes nas'tily nau'tilite
N nap nas'tiness nau'tilus
nape nastur'tium na'val
na'pery nas'ty na'varch
naph'tha . -I na'tal na'varchy
naphthal'ic natali'tial nave
^ . naph'thaline ■^rl' na'tant na'vel
jsjapier'ian nata'tion navette'
Na'pier’s bones natato'rial navic'ular
na'piform na'tatory navigabU'ity
nap'kin V'' V nath'less nav'igable
Napo'Ieon -O na'tion nav'igate
Napoleon'ic njX na'tional nav'igated
nap'piness na'tionalism nav'igating
nap'ping, nap'py .vdpi- ^ national'ity naviga'tion
Narcis'sus ^ nationaliza'tion nav'igator
narco'sis .^_5 na'tionalize nav'vy, na'vy
narcot'ic na'tionalized nawab'
narcot'ical ^: ^
1 3 na'tionalizing nay
I
8—(S.170) 169
Nazarene 170 neurology

Nazarene' need'ed neol'ogy

Naz'arite need'er Neono'mian
Naz'aritism need'ful ne'ophyte
V naze need'ier Neoplaton'ic
nazir' need'iest Neoplat'onism
neap need'ily Neoplat'onist
neaped need'iness neoter'ic
Neapol'itan need'ing Neozo'ic
neap'tide nee'dle nepen'the
near nee'dle-book neph'eline
neared nee'dleful neph'ew
near'er nee'dle-gun neph'oscope
near'est nee'dle-shaped nephral'gia
near'ing need'less nephral'gy
near'ly -1^ need'lessly neph'rite
near'ness need'lessness nephrit'ic
n«ar'sighted nee'dlewoman nephri'tis
neat nee'dlework nephrol'ogy
neat'-cattle needs nephrot'omy
neat'er need'y nep'otal
neat'est ne’er nep'otism
neat'herd nefan'dous nep'otist
neat'ly nefa'rious Nep'tune
neat'ness nega'tion Neptu'nian
neb neg'ative Nep'tunist
neb'ula neg'atived Ne'reid
neb'ular neg'atively ne'roli
neb'ule neglect', neglect'ed nerva'tion
nebulos'ity neglect'er nerve, nerved
neb'ulous neglect'ivX nerve'less
necessa'rian neglect'ing nerv'ine
nec'essarily neglige' nerv'ing
nec'essariness negligence nerv'ous
nec'essary neg'ligent nerv'ously
necessita'rian neg'ligently ner'vure
neces'sitate neg'ligible nes'cience
neces'sitated negotiabil'ity nes'cient
neces'sitating nego'liable ness
neces'sitous nego'tiate nest
neces'sity nego'tiated nest'ed
neck nego'tiating nest'-egg
neck'cloth negotia'tion nest'ing
neck'erchief nego'tiator nes'tle
neck'lace nego'tiatory nes'tled
neck'tie ne'gress nes'tling
■ necrol'atry ne'gro Nes'tor
necrolog'ic ne'groid Nesto'rian
necrolog'ical ne'groloid Nesto'rianism
necrol'ogist ne'gus net
necrol'ogy neigh^ neth'er
nec'romancer V\ neigh'bour-bor neth'erwosi
nec'romancy neigh'boured net'ted
necroman'tic neigh'bourhood net'ting
nec'ronite neigh'bouring net'tle
necrop'olis neigh'bourliness net'tled
necroscop'ic neigh'bourly net'tler
necro'sis neighed, ncigh'- net'tle-rash
necrot'omy nei'ther [ing net'tle-wort
nec'tar Neme'an net'tling
necta'real Nem'esis net'work
necta'rean nen'uphar neu'ral
necta'reous neog' amist neural'gia
nectarif'erous neog'raphy neural'gic
nec'tarine Ne'ocene neural'gy
necta'rium neolith'ic neurasthe'nia
nec'tarize neolo'gian neu'rine
nec'tarous neolog'ical neuri'tis
nec'tary neol'ogism neurog'raphy
n4 or n6e neol'ogist neurol'ogist
need neol'ogize neurol'ogy
ucuroptev 171 noctivas;ati()n

neurop'ter nico'tian nim'bus

Neurop'tera nico'tianin nim'iny-piminy
neurop'teran nic'otine "C nin'compoop
neuro'sis nic'tate > ^ nine
neurot'ic nic'tated nine'fold
neurot'oiny nic'tating nine'pence
neu'ter nicta'tion ^ nine'pins
neu'tral nictita'tion nine'score
neulrarity nide ^ . nineteen'
neutraliza'tion nid'get nineteenth'
neu'tralize nid'ificate nine'tietb
neu'tralized nidifica'tio nine'ty
neu'tralizer nid'ulant ___ nin'ny
neu'traliziiig nid'ulate --irs nin'nyhammer
neu'trally nidula'tion * ninth
nev'er ni'dus ninth'ly
nei’’ ermore niece ^ nip
nevertheless' niel'lo nipped
new- nig'gard nip'per
new'born nig'gardliness nip'perkin
new'-comer nig'gardly nip'pers
new'el nig'ger nip'ping
new'cr nig'gle nip'ple
'O new'est nig'gler nip'py
newfan'gled nig'gling Nirva'na
new-fash'ioned nigh Ni'san
new'ish nigh'ness ni'si pri'us
new'la id nighty nit
new'ly night'-blooming ni'trate, n.
new'-mad: night'cap ni'trate, v.
new'ness night'dress ni'tre
news night'fall ni'tric
news'-agent night'-fire nitrifica'tioii
news'boy night'gown ni'trified
news'man night'-hawk ni'trify
news'rnongei night'ingale ni'trite
news'paper night'jar ni'trogen'
news'room night'-light nitrog'enous
news'vendor night'ly nitrog'enize
news'K'ztier night'man nitro-glyc'erine
news'y night'mare >-'1.-^ nitrom'eter
newt night'-piece ^ nitromuriat'ic
Newto'nian night'-porter ni'trose
. New'-y^ar night'shade ni'trous
next night'shirt ni'trous ox'ide
nex'us night'-stooi ' nit'ty
nib night'-time niv'eous
nibbed night'-train nivette'
nib'ble night'-walker nix
nib'bled night'-walking ) nix'ie
nib'bler night'-watch Nizam'
nib'bling night'-watcher no
nice nigres'cent Noa'chian
nice'ly nigrifica'tion No'ah’s ark
Ni'cene nig'rin nob
nice'ness nig'rine nob'ble
ni'cer ni'hilism nobil'ity
ni'cest ni'hilist no'ble
ni'cety nihilis'tic no'bleman
niche nihil'ity ^ no'bleness
niched nil, nill ''r\ noblesse'
nick Nilom'eter , no'bly
nicked Ni'loscope no'body
nick'el Nilot'ic , I no'cent
nick'ing nimbif'erouf noctambula'tton
nick'-nack nim'ble noctam'bulism
nick'name nim'bleness noctam'bulist
nick'named nim'bler ^ ' noctilu'cous
nick'naraing nim'blest noctiv'agant
Nicola'itan nim'bly ' noctivaga'tion
 noc'tograph nominee noon'tide
noc'tuary nomog'enist noose
iioc'tule noinog'cny noosed
noc'turn T/ nomolog'ical lioos'ing
' iv—, iioctur'nal nomol'ogy no'pal
iioc'turne k. non-accept'ance nor
noc'uous i non'age no'ria
nod ^ nonagena'rian ^ norm
iio'dal nonages'imal nor'ma
nod'ded 7» non'agon nor'mal
nod'dcr non-appear'ance nor'malize
iiod'ding non-arri'val nor'mally
nod'dle non-attend'aiice .Nor'man
''-1. iiod'dy ^ nonce norn
node non'chalance Nor'roy
nodose' non'chalant Norse
nodos'ity non'chalantly Norse'man
T n- no'dons non-coin'batant north
»nod'u!ar non-commis'- north-east'
nodula'tion sioned north-east'er
nod'ule non-commis'- north-east'erly
nod'uled VjA sioned offi cer north-east'ern
nod'ulose non-commit'tal north'erly
Y No'el _non-conduct'or north’ ern
noet'ic Nonconforin'ist north'erner
nog Nonconform'ity north'ernwos/
nog'gin I^^lon-content' North'man
nog'ging [non-deliv'ery Northum'brian
Y' no'how non'descript north'ward
noise none north'wardly
noised non-ellect'ive north'wards
iioise'lcss '•non-effi'eient north-west'
noise'lessly non-elect' ^ north-west'er
noise'lessness nonen'tity north-wcst'crly
noisette' nones north-west'ern
nois'ily non-essen'tial Norwe'gian
nois'iness rione'such nose
nois'ing non-exist'ence nose'bag
noi'soiiie nonil'lion nose'gay
noi'somcncss nonju'ring nosog'raphy
nois'y Nonju'ror nosolog'ical
no'lens vo'lens non-nat'ural nosol'ogist
nom'ad non-obscrv'ance nosol'ogy
nomad'ic non-obe'dience noson'omy
noin'adism nonpareil' nostal'gia
nom'adize nonpay'ment 'YZ-. nostal'gic
nom'adized non -perform'a nee nos'tril
nom'adizing non'plus nos' trum
no'mancy non'plussed not
.nom'arch non'plussing no'ta be'ne
nom'bril non-produc'lion notabil'ia
nom de guerre' non-res'idence notabil'ity
nom do plume' non-res'ident no'table
nome non-resist'ance no'tably
no'mcndator non'sense notal'gia
no'menclature nonsen'sical nota'rial
no'mial nonscn'sically no'tary
nom'ic non'-stop no'tate
nom'inal 'x'rXjfenon'such nota'tion
nom'inalisin non'suit notch
nom'lnalist non'suited /Y notched
noniinalist'ic non'suiting notch'ing
nom'inally non-us'er note
noin'iriate noo'dlc note'-book
nom'inated _1 nook no'ted
nom'inating noolog'ical note'-paper
nomina'tion _/] nool'ogist note'worthy
nominati'val '' ' nool'ogy noth'ing
nom'inative noon noth'ingnQss
nom'inator noon'day . no'tice
noticeable 173 nyiiipitean

no'ticeable nu'bile ' iium'mular

no'ticeably nucif'erous num'mulary
no'tice-board nu'cifonn num'skull
no'ticed ^ nu'cleal nun
no'ticing nu'clear nun'cheon
iiotifica'tion nu'cleated nun'cio
iio'tiiied nu'clci nuncu'pative
no'tify iiu'cleiforra nun'dinal
no'tifyiiig nu'clcus nun'nery
no'tiiig nuda'tion nup'tial
no'tion nude nup'tials
iK)'tional nude'ly nurse
ivotori'ety nude'ness mused
iioto'rious ^ nudge nm-se'-maid
iioto'riously 'Tf nudged nurs'ery
■notic'ithstand' ifig nudg'ing nurs'eryman
IlOUg It' T ^ r nu'dity nurs'ing
nought Yi, nugac'ity nurs'ling
iwu'menal nu'gatory nur'ture
nou'menon nug'get mu'tured
i>ouu ■v-jM’ , nui'sance nm''turing
ivour'ish Y null nut
noiu'ishable Y nul'lah nu'tant
nour'ished nullifica'tion nuta'tion
nour'isher * nullifid'ian nut'-brown
nour'ishing .vL- c+-^ nul'lified nut'cracker
nour'ishincnt nul'lilier nut'-gall
^-S)> nous ^ nul'lify nut'hatch
Nova'tian nul'lifying nut'-hook
Nova'tianism Y. nul'lity nut'meg
nova'tion —N numb nut'-oil
nov'el ' s._^ numbed [numb) nu'trient
novelette' ' numb'er (more nu'trimen t
nov'elist ' nuin'ber, num'- nutrimen'tal
nov'elty .*y. num'benng [bered nutri'tion
Novem'bcr ^ nwii'berless nutri'tious
nov'enary .?v.. mira'bers nu'tritive
noven'nial nurn'bles nu'tritively
nover'cal numb'ly nu'tritiveness
nov'ice ' --- numb'ness nut'-screw
novi'ciate nu'merable nut'shell
’ novilu'nar nu'meral nut'ted
novi'tiate nu'merary nut'ter
now nu'merate nut'ting
iKJw'adays nu'merated nux
no'way uu'merating : nux vom'ica
now'el numera'tion
Y ^ no'where nu'merative
nuz'zle
nuz'zled
iw'wise nu'nierator nuz'zling
nox'ious ■ numer'ic nyan'za
nox'iously numer'ical nyctalo'pia
nox'iousness x_,T«/'^numer'ically nyc'talopy
noyau' ^ nu'mcrous nyl'ghau
noz'zle nu'merously nymph
nuance' numismat'ics uym'pha
Nu'bian nuniis'matist nym'phal
uubif'erous - ■^ ” numismatol'ogy nymphe'an
 o
0 ob'jectless obscure'ness
oaf object'or - <>—N obscur'ing
oaf'ish objura'tion —/J.o'’\-_;obscu'rity
oak ob'jurgate obsecra'tion
oak'-apple ob'jurgated ob'sequies
oak'en ob'jurgating ' . obse'quious
oak'-tree objurga'tion ''X obse'quiously
oak'um objur'gatory obse'quiousness
oar ob'late ' vX ^ observ'able
oar'age obla'tion 'XXX observ'ably
oared ob'ligate, adj. observ'ance
oars'man ob'ligate, v. observ'ant
oa'sis ob'ligated '\\j or X^observa'tion
oast ob'ligating . 'XX^observa'tional
oat obliga'tion ' sX obser'vative
oat'cake ^ob'ligatorily observ'atory
oat'en ob'ligatory observe'
oath oblige' ^'V’ observed'
-I-v' oat'iiieal obliged' observ'er
obbliga'to obligee' observ'ing
‘obcor'date obli'ger observ'ingly
ob'duracy obli'ging obsess'ion
ob'durate obli'gingly 'Y obsid'ian
ob'durately ob'ligor •J* 'V obsid'icHial
ob'durateness oblique' 'X obsoles'cence
o'bcah oblique'ly ^ 'X obsoles'cent
obe'dience obliq'uity y; ^ ob'solete
obe'dient oblit'erate ob'stacle
obe'dicntly oblit'erated Y obstet'ric
obci'sance oblit'erating obstetri'eian
obei'sant oblitera'tion ob'stinacy
ob'elisk obliv'ion ob'stinate
ob'elus '\r\j obliv'ious ob'stinately
obese' obliv'iously obstipa'tiou
obes'ity ob'loiig obstrep'erous
obey' ob'longish obstrep'erously
obeyed' ob'loquy obstric'tion
obey'er obmutes'ence obstruct'
obey'ing obnox'ious obstruct'ed
obfus'cate o'boe obstruct'er
■ obfus'cated o'boist obstruct'ing
. obfus'catiiig ob'ol obsiruc' tion
obfusca'tioii ob'ole obstruc'tionist
ob'olus obstriic' live
■ o'bi obo'vate ob'struent
o'bit obrep'tion obtain'
ob'iter obrepti'tious obtain'able
obit'ual obscer.c' obtained'
i obit'uary obscenc'ly obtain'er
object, (ihject'ed obscciie'iiess obtain'iiig
object'in g obscen'ity obtain'ment
objection obscur'aiit obtest'
objec'turn able obscur'aiitisin obtcsta'tion
objec'tive obscur'aiitist obtest'ed
objec'tively obscura'tioii obtest'ing
objec'tivisva obscure' obtrude'
nbjec'tivist obscured' obtru'ded
' objectiv’ity obscure'ly '!■ obtru'der

174
 obtruding 175 olfttimes

ob tru'd in g oc'tachord odontal'gy

obtru'sion oc'tad odon'to
obtru'sive oc'tagon odontolog'ical
obtru'sively octag'onal odontol'ogy
obtru'siveness octahe'dral o'dorant
obtund' octahe'dron 1^
-bO' odorif'erous
obtund'ed octan'dria -u o'dorous
ob'turator octan'drous -l^ o'dorously
obtuse' octan'gular -1 o'dour, o'dor
obtuse'-angled oc'tant -V" o'dourless
obtuse'-angular oc'tarch o'dyl
oc'tarchy odyl'ic
obtuse'ly oc'tateuch o'dylism
obtuse'ness octa'val Od'yssey
obtu'sion oc'tave oecumen'ic
u- obverse octa'vo oecumen'ical
obverse'ly octen'niai '1 oenom'eter
obvert' octet' o’er
obvert'ed octil'lion oesoph'agus
obvert'ing Octo'ber of
ob'viate octodec'imo off
ob'viated octoden'tate ■ off'al
ob'viating octogena'rian otl'-chance
ob'vious octog'enary offence'
ob'viously oc'tonary offence'less
ob'volute octonoc'ular offend'
o'ca octopet'alous offend'ed
ocari'na oct'opod offend'er
occa'sion oc'topus offend'ing
occa'sional “b-v octoroon' offen'sive
occa'sionalism octosper'mous offen'sively
occa'sionally oc'tostyle
occa'sioned octosyilab'ic offen'siveness
occa'sioning of'fer
occa'sive octosyl'lable
of'fored
oc'cident octroi' of'ferer
occiden'tal oc'tuple of'fering
t occip'ital ^ oc'ular of'fcrtory
oc'ciput ' oc'ularly ofl'hand
occlude' oc'ulate of'fice
occlu'sion oc'ulated of'fice-bearer
occult' of'fice-copy
oc'uliform
occulta'tion of'iicer
occult'ing oc'ulist , of'ficered
■ occult'ism od of'fleering
occult'ly o'dal offl'cial
’ occult'ness o'dalisque offi'eiaiism
oc'cupancy odd offi'cially
oc'cupant Odd'fellows offi'eiate
occupa'tion odd'ity offi'eiated
oc'cupied pdd'ly offi'eiating
oc'cupier odd'ment offi'eiator
oc'cupy u odd'ness , offic'inal
oc'cupying odds offi'eious
occur' ode offl'ciously
occurred' ode'on ofii'ciousness
occur'rence od'ic off'ing
occur'rent od'ically off'scouring
occur'ring O'din off'seum
o'ceaii o'dious offset
Ocea'nian o'diously offset'ting
ocean'ic o'dium off'shoot
o'ceanward o'dize off'-side
o'cellate o'dized off'spring
o'cellated o'dizing off'ward
o'celot odom'eter oft
ochra'ceous odomet'rical oft'en
o'chre, o'cher odorn'etry oft'ener
o'chreous odontal'gia oft'en times
o'chry odontal'gic oft'times
o^ee 176 op«r<*ulatc

ogee ol'itory on'omancy

og'ham, og'am oliva'ceous ■ T~^ onomas'tic
ogi'val ol'ive onomas'ticon
o'give ol'ive-branch ouomatol'ogy
o'gle 1 ol'iver

o'gled orivine onomatoma'nia

o'gler oi'la onomatopoe'ia
o'gling olla podri'da on'rush
o'gre Olym'piad on'set
o'gress Olym'pian on'slaught
Ogyg'ian Olym'pic , _ outolog'ical
ok om'bre / ' ontol'ogism
ohm ombrom'eter ''■'1^ , ontol'ogist
oho' o'mega '"'^7 ontol'ogy
_oil^ om'elet.om'elettc ^ ■ o'nus
oil'cake o'men on'ward
oil'cloth ^omen'tum on'ycha
oiled o'mer onych'ia
/"oil'er , om'inous on'ychomancy
oil'ery om'inously on'yx
> oil'iness ; om'inousness o'olite
oil'ing omis'sible oolit'ic
oirman omis'sion oolog'ical
> oil'-painting omis'sive ool'ogist
oil'-shop omit' ool'ogy
oil'skin omit'ted Oo'pak
Loil'stone A omit'ting
om'nibus
ooze
oozed
oil'-tree
oii'y ^-^^-tj_A^omnifa'rious oo'zing
oint ■ omnif'erous oo'zy
oint'ment omiiif'ic opac'ity
Ojib'way om'niform opa'cous
oka'pi o'pah
V o'konite omnifonn'ity o'pal
pk'ra omnig'enous opalesce'
old opalesced'
old age omnipar'ity opales'cence
old'en omnip'otence X opales'cent
old'i?r ^ omnip'otent C o'paline •
old'est I omniprcs'ence o'palize
old-fiish'ioned omnipres'ent X'f’ o'palized
old'ish omiiis'cience X_opaque'
old'ness omnis'eient X ope
old'-style om'nium o'pen
old'wife ^ omniv'ora open-air'
? oleag'inous omniv'orous o'pened
^ olean'der omophag'ic o'pener
oleas'ter ,r\/ ‘omphal'ic o^pen-handed
o'loate om'phalos o'pen-hearted
ole'flan t ' '■~V omphalot'omy o'pen in g
. ole'ic ..L. on o'penly
oleif'erous on'ager o'pen-mouthed
, o'lein
o'leo
o'leograph
once
oncot'omy
one
V A o'penness
er'pen-work
op'era
oleomar'garine one-eyed '\/Si'op'era bouffe
-^oleoin'eter one'-horse op'era-cloak
o'leoresin j oneiroci'it'ic ’ op'era-glass
o'leous operam'eter
oneirol'ogy
olera'oeous op'erant
olfac'tion onei'romancy op'erate
olfac'tory onciros'eopy op'erated
c-<—^one'ness ^ ' operat'ic
olib'anum on'erary operat'ically
on'erous 'N^op'erating
ol'igarch oneself' opera'tiou
. oligarch'ic c'C'^ one'-sided 'Vi,.op'erative
oligarch'ical _! on'ion - op'erator
ol'igarchy on'looker oper'cular
o'lio on'ly ''oper'culate
 operculafod 177 orle

opL'r'culated op'tics or'der

oper'culurn op'tigraph or'dered
opcrct'ta op'timacy or'eterer
op'erose 'Vrv op'timate or'dcring
oph'icleide optima'tes y or'derliness
ophid'iaii op'tirne or'derly
ophioi'ogist op'tiniisiu ordinaire'
ophiol'ogy op'fimist or'dinal
oph'iomaticy optiniis'tic , or'dinaiice
o'phite op'iiniize or'dinant
Ophiu'chus ^ op'tion or'dinarily
ophthal'mia '\i op'tional or'dinary
ophthal'niic ^^optoni'eter or'dinate
ophthal'inoscope op'ulence ordina'tion
op'ulent ord'nance
o'piate op'us or'donnance
opine' opus'cule or'dure
opined' opus'culum ore
opin'ing or or'gan
opin'ion or'acle organette'
opin'ionated orae'ular . organ'ic
opio'ionative organ'ical
opisom'eter orac'ularly
organ'ically
opis'thograph orac'nlous or'ganism
o'piuiii orac'ulum or'gan ist
o'pium-eater ■' XX o'ral or'ganizable
opodel'doc o'rally orpaniza'tion
opop'anax 'X or'ange or'ganize, or'gan-
' orangeade' or'ganizer [ized
opos sum Or'angeism or'ganizing
op'pidan Or'angeman organog' raphist
oppo'nency 'X or'angery organog'raphy
oppo'nent orang'-outang'
opportune' ✓ ora'tion organorogy
opportune'Iy or'ator or'ganum
opportune'ness orato'rial or'ganzine
opportu'nism orator'ical or'gasm
opportu'iiist orator'ically ''X or'gies
opportu'nity orato'rio '—^ orguinette'
oppo'sable or'atory '-X. or'gy, or'gie
'X oppose' orb XX o'riel
opposed' orbed o'rient
oppo'ser or'bic ^ orien'tal
oppo'sing or'bical * orien'talism
op'posite orbic'ular 'X X oricn'talist
% opposi'tion orbic'ulate 'X orien'talize
opposi'tionist orb'ing w orien'tate
oppos'itive or'bit orienta'tion
oppress' or'bital b or'ifice
opjiressed' orb'y ^ or'iflamme
oppress'ing ore, ork V-v_.>—V- orig'anum
oppres'sion Orca'dian
oppress'ive J/. or'chard 'Xst—. Or'igenism
'X oppress'ively or'charding . Or'igenist
"X ■ oppres'siveuess or'chardist or'igin
oppress'or or'chcstra , orig'inal
oppro'brious orchcs'tral '<L original'ity
oppro'briously orchestra'tion c/^. orig'inally
oppro'brium orches'tric . 'Xj, orig'inate
oppugn' -or'chid . ■ orig'inated
oppug'nancy orchida'ceous originating
oppug'nant -'v, ' orchid'eous origina'tion
oppugned' _ Ij'- or'chil orig'inative
oppugfi'er or'chis orig'inator
oppugn'ing or'eine oril'lion
opsiom'eter ordain' o'riole
op'tative ordained Ori'on
op'tic ordain'er orismol'ogy
. op'tical .ordain'ing or'ison
opti'cian ''>X’ or /V^ or'deal orle
orlop 178 outrigger

or'iop Osman'li ourselves'

or'niolu os'mazome oust
or'nament os'tnium oust'ed
ornamen'tal
ornamenta'tion
osmom'eter
os'mose .) oust'er
oust'in g
or'namented osmot'ic .1 out
or'namenting Osmun'da outbal'ance
ornate' os'prey I A.. outbid'
ornith'olite os'sole t outblown'
ornithol'ogist os'seous outbound'
omithorogy Ossian'ic out'break
orog'eny os'sicle out'burst
orog'raphy ossif'erous out'cast
orol'ogy ossif'ic out'come
o'rotund ossifica'tion out'crop
or'phan os'sified /lu- out'cry
or'phanage os'sifrage outdo'
or'phaned os'sify i outdone'
Orphe'an os'sifying Ai i outdoor'
Or'phic ossiv'orous .u out'er.out'erwosi
or'phrey os'suary outface'
or'piment ostensibil'ity ''L outfaced'
or'pine, or'pin osten'sible out'fall
or'rery osten'sibly out'fit
or'ris [doxy osten'sive out'fitter
or'thodox.or'tho- ostenta'tion outflank'
orthodrom'ic ostenta'tious outgen' eral
orthod'romy ostenta'tiously .L outgo'
orthoep'ic os'teocele out'going
orthoep'ical os'teocope out'goings
or'thoepist osteog'raphy outgrow'
or'tlioepy osteol'oger outgrown'
orthog'rapher osteol'ogist out-Her'od
orthograph'ic osteol'ogy out'house
orthograph'ical
orthog'raphist
osteop'athy
os'teophone
osteot'omy
.ir out'ing
out'lander
outland'ish
orthog'raphy
os'tiary outlast'
orthol'ogy os'tler out'law
orthomet'ric os'tracism out'lawed
orthom'etry os'tracize out'lawing
orthopae'dic os'tracized out'lawry
orthop'ter os'tracizing K out'lay
Orthop'tera os'trich out'let
orthop'teran Os'trogoth aO out'lier
orthop'terous
or'tive
otacous'tic .ir aI,
out'line
out'liiied
or'tolan otal'gia outlive'
orts otal'gic
♦ out'look
oryctog'raphy otal'gy out'lying
oryctol'ogy oth'er aIc^ out'most
os'cheocele oth'crwise outiwm'bered
os'cillate othcrworld'liness oxitnum'bering
os'cillated o'tiose out-of-date'
os'cillating otog'raphy out-of-doors'
oscilla'tion otol'ogy out'-patient
os'cillatory otop'athy out'post
os'citancy otot'oiny out'pour
os'citant '1. ot'tar, ot'ter out'pouring
oscita'tion ot'to out'put
os'culant ot'toman, Ot'to- out'rage
os'culate oubliclte' [man out'raged
os'cillated ouch outra'geous
os'culating ought outra'geously
oscula'tion o- ounce u'
os'culatory our J. out'raging
outre'
os'cule ouranog'raphy outreach'
o'sier >? r ourol'ogy .l<1 outride'
o'sicred ouros'copy y\ out'rider
Osi'ria ours out'rigger
 »''triShl 179 „„i„g

^ 1 out'right C Oi'ercrowd' Sft. P o'verset

, aU\ outrun' C —TfTTI oi'ercrowd'ed
A<r outsail'
p Ss, overshade'
p ot'fircrowd'ing Sy.. P p• overshad'ow
. aS outsell' p S:i.overdo' X S, 1A o'vershoe
''b . out'set p overdo'ing I'p S;, overshoot'
\ outshine' p O ot'srdone' Sjs p ' overshot'
out'side Si. p ^ orenlose p _ S;f. o'versight
A ” o'l'^rdtaft So?!' p ' oversleep'
''Jj outsi'der '-o- p overdraw' A .Sr^ overslept' I
p ' oi'mlrawn' S:!?; p overspent'
, out'skirt p overdue' p S?11S overspread'
1 ^1^^ out'spoken p ^ .Sr.-^TA. Ofar-es'timate v Sf A 1 overstep'
''“N: '^-TT.outsprcad' •S. K. p o'wr-es'tirnate «. S p Sf.. overstepped'
1 1 'p. . outstand'ing p -”5^ overflow > e qSfi-k. overstock'
'>4 outstretch' ..ajj.. p overflowed' A y..J’ L overstrain'
y I ''4 outstretched' p 1 oi'erflow'ing Sr.L A overstrew'
4 / . outstretch'ing A ^ overgrow' Stlo overstrung'
/ ALj'h oi^tstrip' p Stp overgrown' X ■■■' o'vert
out-talk' .Sf77 p o'vergrowth A S:- overtake'
,1 aII -outvote' p overhang' Si... f t overta'ken
aI u out -voter A y overhaul' A t, V. overtask'
. outvo'ted p^ S4\ overhauled' V. A d— overtax'
All— outwalk' ..4flCO,p overhaul'ing A *—“ t. overta.xed'
4^ out'ward A overhead' Sa\ ]_^ overthrew'
1 a|^^ out'ward-bound p overhear' p \ Sr^i overthrow' I
''Y I out'wardly S<C overheard' Sfi^ A oi'erthrow'ing
^ 4^ out'wards —- p overheat' A -O S^. overthrown'
'i-r outwear' p -S^.' overhung' Sqv o'vertime
. AX' outweigh' p overjoyed' A e o'vertly I
''lX\ outweighed' p 1 overlaid' Sb.. P T overtook'
outwit' C y\ o'verland A '—' oi'ertop' 1
outwit'ted f ^ ^7.-. ^ overlap' . r overtrade'
outwit'ting
outwork
—• f ^ . A ,S S o'verture
1 0 ^ overlyV xng S]^ P overturn' 1
>.y~ ou'zel Tti e A overleap' A _V overturned'
o'va f ^ Sr” overlie' Si/^’ .17. overween'
1- ^ V o'val Si; 1 p ot^erload p .S,/’- overween'ing I
aVj V^' 1 ovalbu'men p oi'erlook' A~ overweigh'
ovarbumin A t—! overlooked' A S^< o'j'erweight
p^' .V oi’erlook'ing P overwhelm'
ova'rian S-r-v—j-i—o'vermantel p^ .c^ overwhelmed'
.. av^' ova'rious p ' S.a^::3 overmas'ter p^ overwhelm'ing
aV-/- o'vary
.Siy^ o'verwise
i'\ 1 o'vate p ' .Srrn> overmuch' A o'verwork I
av\ I o'vate-oblong A ' overnight' o'verwrought
1 /O ova'tion p .S-\. overpaid' pS- ■ ovic'ular
/V^ A ov'en ■Stx p I overpass' S-i Ovid'ian
Sr. o'ver p ^ St\. oi'erpay' aS..^ Ja o'viduct 1
•Sr.. A-_1 overact' -Sv p ^ o'verplus li X ^ ovif'erous
f oferact'ed p overpoise' /S% o'viform
0 o'venM -StTy 5'' p overpow'er ,, -1”^ X, ovig'erous
A o'venills n 4:\ overpovi'erod jX. o'vine
SXl oiierarch' r oye/'pow'ering pS,. o ovip'arous
p S:.. overawe' ^ C ^^’‘^''Pow'eriiigly Xaa ''.X ovipos'it
A ot'grawed' ^ ^ X.S^o't/’iir-ran' \ aS...a ovipos'itor
p ' oferaw'ing .S:;4 p A overrate' aSa.' ->51 o'visac
p overbaVance p ^ S;; overra'ted vL o'void
p * croerbal'anced .StvI p overra'ting Ss. ' ovoi'dal
.z\.. A ^ overbaVancmg p a' overreach' _r XX o'volo 1
p Srs^oferbear' SrT; p A overreached' aS/7 ovol'ogy
owrbear'ing p A SrfV overreach'ing a<iL ovo-vivip'arous I '
p o'verhoard ><» O'- r ^ over-right'eous aS 0 o'vular 1
.S-\^ oi/tfrbur'den p y SXl overrule' Af ^ o'vule
0 •-s^-7>c>wrcame' S^ p 'y overruled' aSa—N V o'vuni
= p o'vercast p ^ SyJ oi'erru'ler ‘ owe
p -Yy overcharge -SrX^ p overru'ling ■| owed
•—?—1 p ' overcloud' Pa- S<5. overrun' ^ X|, ow'elty
p o'vercoat So P overrun'ning 1 Ow'enite I
p overcome' P > TTi.. oversee' -) owes 1
or^rcom'ing Sfa < o'i'erscer ..Sll- ow'ing I
 owl 180 ozoiiometry

owl ox'idc oxyhy'drogen

owl'er oxidiz'able ox'ymcl
owl'et ox'idize oxymu'riate
owl'iiig ox'idized oxymuriat'ic
owl'ish gx'idizemeut ox'yopy
owl'-like ox'idizing oxyph'ony
own ox'lip ox'ytone
owned Oxo'nian oy'er
oion'tv ox'-tail oyes', oyez'
otiiw'erless ox'-tongue oys'ter
-cj oww'ership oxyac'id oys'ter-bed
oww'ing ox'ygen oys'ter-catcher
ox ox'ygenate oys'ter-knife
ox'alate ox'ygenated oys'ter-shell
ox'ygeiuUing o>'s'ter-woman
oxal'ic
ox'en
ox'eye _y'—f>
oxygena'tioii
oxyg'enator
l-W ozona'tion
o'zone
ox'-eyed ox'ygen izable ozonit'erous
ox'-fly ox'ygenize ozoniflca'tion
oxidabil'ity ox'ygenizcd o'zonize
ox' y ge n i ze men t o'zonizcd
X ox'idable
ox'idate ox'ygenizing o'zpnizing
ozdnoni'etcr
ox'idatcd ox)-g'enous
ox'idating ox'ygon ozonomct'ric
'-a- oxida'tion oxyg'onal ozoiiom'etry
ox'idator
 pa pad'dock pal'ace
pab'ular pad'dy pal'adin
pabula'tioii pa'dish ah \ pal'aeograph
pab'ulous pad'lock ( pal'eograph
pab'ulum pad'locked \ S palaeog'rapher
pac'a pa'dre I paleog'rapher
pace padro'ne S palaeograph'ic
paced pad'uasoy ^ paleograpli'ic
pa'cer pae'an, pae'on < palaeog'raphist
pacha', pasha' paedobap'tism ( paleog'raphist
|iaclia'cic, pa^Iia'iic paedobap'tist ( palaeog'raphy
pachydac'tylous paedol'ogy , I paleog'raphy
pach'yderm < palaeolith'ic
pa'gan
pachyder'mal < paleolith'ic
pachyder'mata pa'ganish ^ palaeolog'ical
pa'ganism I paleolog'ical
pachyder'matous pa'ganize ( palaeol'ogist
pacif'ic pa'gaiiized '( paleol'ogist
page ( palaeol'ogy
pacifica'tion pag'eant ( paleol'ogy
pacif'icator pag'eantry S palaeontol'ogy
paged ( paleontol'ogy
pacif'icatory
pag'inal palaeothe'rium
pac'ified pagina'tion t palaeozo'ic
pac'ilier pa'ging ( paleozo'ic
pac'ify pago'da palae'stra
pac'ifying pagu'rian ' palae'stric
pac'ing pah ( palankeen'
pack paid < palanquin'
pack'age paidol'ogy pal'atable
packed pail pal'atal
pack'er pail'ful pal'ate
pack'et pain pala'tial
pack'et-boat pained palat'inate
pack'et-ship pain'ful pal'atine
pack'horse pala'ver
^ pack'ing pain'fully
pala'vered
pack'ing-case pain'ing pala'vering
pain'less pale
pack'ing-needle
paia'lessly palea'ceous
> pack'man pain'lessness paled
pack'thread pains pale'-eyed
pack'wax pains'takcr pale'-face
pa'co pains'taking pale'-faced
pa'cos ; painty pale'ness
pact paint'-box Palestin'ian
pac'tion paint'-brush pales'tra
pac'tioiial paint'ed pales'trie
Pacto'lian paint'er pal'etot
pad paint'ing pal'ette
pad'ded pair pal'frey
pad'ding paired Pa'li
pad'dle pair'-horse palil'logy
pad'dle-box pair'ing pal'impsest
pad'dled pair'ing-ofif pal'indrome
pad'dlcr pair'ing-time pa'ling
pad'dle-wheel paja'inas palingene'sia
pad'dling X/' pal
palingeii'esis

ISi
palinode 182 paper

pal'trier panjan'drum
pal'inode
palisade' pal'tricst pan'nage
palisad'ed pal'lrily pan'nel
pal'triness pan'nier
palisa'ding
pal'try pan'nikin
palisa'do
palu'dal pan'oplied
pa'lish
palu'dament pan'oply
pall
Palla'dian palu'dinous panop'ticon
palla'dium pa'ly panora'ma
pal'let pam panoram'ic
pal'lial pam'pas
palliasse' pam'pas-grass pan'-pipc
pal'Hate pam'per
pal'liated pam'pered Panslav'ic
pal'liating pam'perer Panslav'ism
pallia'tion pam'paring Panslav'ist
pal'liative pam'phlct
pal'liatory pamphleteer' pansoph'ical
pal'lid pamphleteer'ing pan'sophy
va_. pal'lidness
pairing
panstereora'ma
pal'lium pam pre pan'sy
pall-mall' pan pant
pal'lor panace'a pan'tagraph
palm panace'an ( pantalettes'
' pal'mar pana'da , ( pantalets'
pal'mary panama' pantaloon'
pal'mate, n. pan'eake pantech'nicon
'U-
pal'mate, adj. pant'ed
pancra'tium pant'er
pal'mated
palmed pan'ereas pan'theism
palm'cr pancreat'ic pan'theist
• palmet'to Pande'an panthcist'ic
palm'ier pan'dcct pantheol'ogy
palm'iest pan'demic Panthc'on
pal'min pandemo'nium pan'ther
palm'ing pan'der pan'tile
pan'dered pant'ing
pal'miped pan'dering pan'tlcr
palm'ist pandicula'tion pan'tofle
pal'mistcr V Paudo'ra
pan'tograph
( pando'ra
ofV^ pal'mistry pandore' pantograph'ic
palm'-leaf pan'dour ■pantog'raphy
palm'-oil pan'dy
pantolog'ic
palm'-tree pane
paned pantol'ogist
i. 'w palm'y
palp panegyr'ic
pantol'ogy
palpabil'ity pan'egyrist
pal'pable p.in'egyrize pantom'eter
pal'pably pan'el
'pantom'etry
palpa'tion pan'el(l)ed
pal'pebral pan'el(l)ing pan'tomime
pal'pebrous pang
pantomim'ic
pal'piform pangen'esis
palpig'erous Pan-German pan'tomimist
pal'pitate ^pantomor'phic
pango'lin
pal'pitated 'pan'ton
pantoph'agist
pal'pitatiiig Pan-Hellen'ic
pantoph'agy
palpita'tion Pan-Hel'lenism pan'try
pals'grave pants
Pan-Hel'lenist
pap
pal'sied pan'ic papa'
pal'sy , pan'icle pa'pacy
pal'sying pan'ic-stricken pa'pal
' pal'ter pan'ic-struck ) pa'parchy
pal'tercd
Panislam'ic ' papav'erous
pal'terer papaw'
pal'tering paniv'orous pa'per
 paper-cutter 183 parquetry

pa'per-cutter paralipom'ena . par'doner

\\ '—1— pa'pered par'doning
> \ pa'pering “'V
L Parallac'tic \ pare
\ \ pa'pcr-maker f\Y—“ ^ par'allax ■ V pared
Wt— pa'per-weight par'allel Xv^ ' paregor'ic
V. \ pa'pery °'V^ jr\ par'alleled ” parcm'bole
\ .Pa'phian “‘V^ V parallele'piped
\ pa'pier-ma'che ^ paren'chyma

papiliona'ceous °\r V parallelepip'edon VA" parenchym'atous

J' par'allelisin pareiiet'ic
\ > < papil'la \i> pa'rent
.V \ ^pap'illary \/y . pa'rentage
parallelogram
\ ^Y pap'illate . \<r paren'tal
V \ ^ pap'illose paren'thesis
\ V' pa'pist \J^ ^ paral'ogism
parenthet'ic
\ papis'tic . jf "v ^ paral'ogize
\ 'p papis'tical V . C paralysa'tion ^ parenthet'ical
Y \ ^ pa'pistry jT 'v par'alyse \ paren'ticide
^ <L^ N] \ papoose' \/ . par'alysed T pa'rentless
\ ^1. V pappes'cent par'alysiiig
^^ \ pap'pous \/ . /d paral'ysis c? S ■
W ftO ^ par gasite
\ V^ pap'py « \y ■ ' paralyt'ic ' \ par'get
\ Pap'uan V^. . paramat'ta ) A par'geter
\ - pap'ula rV—param'eter /V )Par'geting
v \ . pap'ular ’’Xj . ^ par'amount •a ^ ■ parhe'lic
\ i.V \ pap'ulous ^ par'amour V. \ parhe'lion
. ^\ . papyra'ceous par'anymph Y *• pa'riah
\ papyr'ograph par'apegm \f pari'al
o ^ \ papyrog'raphy . par'apet . Pa'rian
\ 9 V^Papv'rus \/\ par'apeted X/r„ , pari'etal
'■ par'aph pari'etary
VA < ' par'able . °A parapherna'lia \ ^ pa'ring
W'parab'ola par'aphrase .X. ^X^ par'ish
% par'aphrased parish'ioner
'V'V' parabol'ic 0 *.
< cx par'aphrasing K Paris'ian
parabol'iform \/ (y par'aphrast a . parisol'ogy
paraphras'tic parisyllab'ic
parab'olist
V\ L paraple'gia vj. „ _ par'ity
parab'oloid •L vX par'aplcgy park
\J^ .•/ par'asaiig V „ parlance
Paracel'sian
, ^par'ascene V par'ley
Paracel'sist parasce'nium V I par'leyed
parach'ronism parasele'ne o^.V par'leying
^^par'liament
par'achute . par'asite v' ' ‘’’■X/^pariiamenta'rian
Vj^ par'achutist \/f . . „ parasit'ic ^ pari iamen'tary
J. par'aclete • f \/J parasit'ical ^ rVO par'lour
\^yrf paracros'tic s/' par'asitism X'^ n par'lous
parade' . V \y^ parasol' par'lousness
. NX*' parad'ed parasolette' ^ Parmesan'
vd—par'adigm ^ \/^ ' parasyllab'ic
para'ding Vfe parath'esis Parnas'sian
vT. V paradis'aical , X/V paravail' paro'chial
. ^M^par'adisal . 1 par'boil A parod'ic
v A- par'adise , par'boiled X^' par'odied
^ .. par'adox Vv^ ' par'boiling A par'odist
Vl_t_ paradox'ical ^ VA' par'buckle XXI. ^ . par'ody
s -0 par'cel V A XX^j. par'odying
par'affin
.)» par'cel(l)ed Vi/ ^ par'd
paragen'esis 1 ^ par'cel(l)ing s, vXl parole'
v Parago'ge fP par'cenary < /v_x-r5Par'onym
V paragog'ic ^ par'cener X< paron'ymous
par'agon
par'agram X/
A V/
^
parch
parched
V paron'ymy
vyj vx par'oquet
V—paragram'matist V A Xv parch'ing X V /IV parot'id
par'agraph parch'ment V /-g-vXX paroti'tis
V _ paragraph'ic X k- par'oxysm
^ par'akeet ^ . pardon paroxys'mal
° paral'dehyde A par'donable (P X_ parquet'
1 V yjparalip'sis X/“' \ par'doned 'w-o par'quetry
parr 184 patricidal

parr part'let pa s'tor

par'rakeet part'ly pas'toral
parrici'dal part'ner pastora'le
par'ricide part'nership pas'torate
par'ried partook' pa'stry
par'rot par'tridge pa'stry-cook
par'ry parts ' pas'turable
par'ryiiig partu'rient pas'turage
parse parturi'tion pas'ture
parsed par'ty pas'tured
Parsee' par'ty-col'oured pKis'turing
Par'seeism par'ty-spirit ; pas'ty
[ pars'er parure' ' pat
parsimo'nious par'venu Patago'nian
parsimo'niously pas patch
parsiino'nious- pas'chal patched
iioss pash patch'er
par'siinoiiy pasha' patch'ing
pars'ing pasigraph'ic ! patchou'li
pars'ley pasig'raphy ' patch'work
pars'nip pasque'-flower patch'y
par'son pas'quin pate
par'son age pasquinade' pate'
part pass patel'la
partake' pass'able patel'liform
parta'ken pass'ably pat'en
parta'ker passade' pat'ent
parta'king pas'sage p;rt'en table
part'ed pas'sant ' pat'ented
part'er pass'-book paten tee'
parterre' passed pat'en ting
parthen'ic passe (e)
pas'senger paterfamil'ias
Par'theiion
] Parthen'ope pass'er pater'nal
par'tial pass'er-by' pater'nity
pas'serine pat'ernos'ter
par'tialism passibil'ity path
par'tialist pass'ible Pathan'
partial'ity pas'sim pathet'ic
par'tially pass'ing pathet'ically
part'ible pass'ing-bell path'less
partic'ipant pas'sion
partic'ip;ite pas'sional pathog'eny
partic'ipated pas'sionate
partic'ipating pas'sionately pathognomon'ic
participa'tion pas'sion-flower
partic'ipative pas'sionist pathog'nomy
pas'sionless
partic'ipator Pas'sion-play patholog'ic
particip'ial Pas'sion Week < patholog'ical
par'ticiple pas'sive ( patholog'ically
par'ticle pas'sively pathol'ogist
partic'ular pas'siveness pathol'ogy
partic'ularism passiv'ity pa'thos
Psiss'cwer path'way
partic'ularist pa'tience
particular'ity pass'port
pass'ward pa'tient
- partic'ularize pa'tiently
^partic'ularized past
paste pat'ina
paste'board pat'ly
partic'ularizing patois'
pa'sted
partic'ularly pa s'tel pa'triarch
part'ing pas'tern patriar'chal
par'tisan , Pasteur'ism
' par'tisanship Pasteur'ize pa'triarchate
par'tite pastic'cio ; patriar'chic
parti'tion pas'til
parti'tioned pastille' pa'triarchy
parti'tioniiig pas'time patri'cian
par'titive . pa'sting pat'ricidal
 patricide 185 peel

pat'ricide pay'able pec'tinate

patrimo'nial pay'-day pec'tinated
pat'rimony payee' pectina'tion
pat'riot pay'er pec'tine
patriot'ic pa/ing pec'tolite
patriot'ically pay'raaster . pec'toral
pat'riotism pay'ment pec'ulate
Patripas'siau pay'uim pec'ulated
patris'tic I>ea pec'ulating
patrol' peace pecula'tion
patrolled' peace'able A

patrol'ling peace'ably pec'ulator

pa'troii peace'ful < pccii'liar
pat'ronage peace'fully ( peculiar'iiy
p>at'ronal peace'mater pecu'liarize
pa'troness ^ peace'-offering pecu'liaAy
pat'ronize )?, / peace'-of&cer
pat'ronized \ peach pecu'niarily
{Mt'roiiizer •/ pea'-chick ' pecu'niary
pat'rouizing , peach'-tree ped'agogic
\ peach'y
patron ym'ic — pea'cock p)ed'agogism
rj patroon'
V pea'fowl
pea'hen ped'agogue
J. pat'ten pea'-jacket
pat'ter , peak p)ed'al
pat'tered peaked peda'lian
pat'tering . peak'ish pedal'ity
pat'tern peal ped'ant
pat'ty pealed pedan'tic
pat'ty-pan peal'ing ped'antry
pat'ulous pean ped'ate
pau'city pea'nut ped'dle
Paul'ine pear ped'dled
Paul'ist pearl .. ped'dling
paunch pearl'-ash ped'estal
pau'per pearled pedes'trial
• pau'perism pearl'-stitcb pedes'trian
pauperiza'tion pearl'y
pau'perize pear'main pedes'trianism
pau'perized pear'-shaped pedes'trianize
pau'perizing p)ear'-tree ped'icel
pause peas'ant ped'icellate-late
paused peas'antry
paus'et peas'cod, pease'- ped'icelled-led
paus'ing pease [cod ped'icle
pave pease'-pudding pedic'ular
pave' pea'-soup
paved pea'shooter pedicula'tion
v pave'ment
pa'ver
peat pedic'ulous
peat'-moss ped'icure
pavil'ion peat'y pedig'erous
pa'ving peb'ble ped'igree
pa'viour, pa'vior peb'bled ped'iment
pa'vo peb'bly
pav'onine peb'ble-stone ped'imented
paw pecan' ped'ipalp
pawed peccabil'ity ped'lar
paw'ing pec'cable ped'lary
pawl peccadil'lo pedobap'tism
pawn pec'cancy pedobap'tist
pawn'broker pec'cant ped'omancy
pawned pec'cary
pawnee' pecca'vi pedom'eter
pawn'er I)eck p>edomet'ric
pawn'shop pecked pedun'cle
pawn'-ticket peck'er pedun'cular
pax peck'ing pedun'culate
pax'wax pec'ten peek
pay pec'tinal peel
 peeled 186 per cent

peeled pen'-cutter pentadac'tyl

peel'er pend'ant pen'tagon
peering pend'ence pentag'onal
peeii pend'ency
peep p>end'ent pen'tagram
peeped penden'tive pen'tagraph
peep'er pen'dicle pentagyn'ia
\ 1
Vi peep'-hole
peep'iiig
pend'iiig
pendrag'on
pentahe'dral
pentahe'dron
pendulos'ity pentam'eter
S'
V\ peer age
pwer'ess
peer'ing
pen'dulous
pen'dulum
pentan'dria
pentan'gular
. • peer'less penetrabil'ity pentapet'alous
V. peer'lessness , pen'etrable pentaphyl'lous
pee'vish penetra'lia pen'tarchy
pee'vishly pen'etrant pentasper'mous
_ 7 pee'vishness pen'etrate pen'tastiii
X?. pee'wit, pe'wit pen'etrated pen'tastyle
; pen'etrating Pen'tateuch
V-® Peg'asus penetra'tion pentaton'ic
\. V pegged I pen'etrative Pen'tecost
peg'ger pen'guin pen'tecostal
peg'ging pen'holder pent'house
pe'gomancy pen'icil penult'
1 peg'-top penicil'late penul'tima
I)enin'sula penul'tiinate
peiram'eter
, penin'sular penuin'bra
ML. . peiras'tic penin'sulate penum'bral
. pek'an
penin'sulated penu'rious
■ V/f7 Pek'oe penu'riously
V ^ V/ pel'age pen'itence
Pela'gian pen'itency
Pela'gianism pen'itent penu'riousness
■s* Pelargo'nium peniten'tial pen'ury
pel'erine peniten'tiary pe'on
"W pelf pe'onage
pel'ican pen'itently pe'on y
Pe'lion
pelisse'
r pen'knife
- pen'man
people
peo'pled
pell pen'manship peo'pling
pel'lage pen'nant pep
pella'gra pen'nate pep per
pel'let penned pep'percorn
pel'licle pen'niform pep'pered
\ pellic'ular pennig'erous pep'pergrass
'V^ pel'litory pen'niless pep'pering
pell-mell' pen'non pep'permint
V :i pellu'cid pen'ny pep'pery
- pellucid'ity penny-a-li'ner pep'sin
V'Peloponne'sian pennyroy'al pep'tic
pelt pen'nywcight pep'toid
pel'tate pen'nywise pep'tone
pel'tated pen'nyworth per
pclt'ed penol'ogy
pclt'ing pen'sile peradven'ture
pelt'ry pen'sion
^ pel'vic pen'sionary peram'bulate
^ '-■ pel'vis pen'sioned peram'bulated
pem'mican pen'sioner peram'bulating
pen pen'sioning pcrambula'tion
pc'nal pen'sive peram'bulator
pen'alty tpen'sively
pen'ance pen'siveness per an'num
Pcna'tes pent perceiv'able
pence pen'tachord perceive'
penchant'
pcn'cil
pen'cilled-led
pen'tacle
pentac'rinite \ perceived'
perceiv'er
_ perceiv'ing
pen'cilling-ling pentacros'tic ‘ per cent'
 percentage 187 perpendicularly

percent'age per'forative „ perip'teral

per ceii'tum v per'forator s perip'terous
pcr'cept . . perforce' perip'tery
perceptibil'ity '/V perform' , per'iscope
percep'tible \ perforni's.b\e ' pcriscop'ic
percep'tibly > > • V Vo perform'ance per'ish
percep'tion VV performed' per'ishable
perccp'tive . - Vv-N perform'er per'ished
perceptiv'ity . . perform'ing per'isperm
perch > > perfume' ^perispher'ic
perched ^ v^’'. . perfumed' ( perissol'ogy
perchance' V perfu'mer peristal'tic
pcrch'er perfu'mery peristreph'ic
perch'ing perfunc'torily _ per'istyle
perchlo'rate perisys'tole
pertunc'toriness perit'omous
pcrchlo'ric perfunc'tory ^ peritonae'um
perchlo'ride ^ perfuse' peritoni'tis
pcrcip'ience perfu'sive L perityphli'tis
jx'rcip'iency per'iwig
percip'ient pergame'neous - per'iwinkle
per'eoid . perhaps' per'jure
• per'colate ^ \/ pe'ri per'jured
V-_r ' per'colated V ^ I. per'ianth per'jurer
i: ^per'colating pericar'diac per'juring
percola'tion per'Jury
pericar'dia
pcr'colator perk
pericar'dian perked
percuss pericar'dic per'kin
percussed' pericardi'tis perk'y
percuss'ing -per'manence
percus'sion pericar'dium
. per'manency
percus'sion-cap per'icarp
percuss'ive pericar'pial . per'manent
Percu'tient _. per'iclase . per'manently
perdi'tion peric'ope
or \/l. perdu' \_A^^/pericra'nium ^ perman'ganate
\—o . per'egrinate . per'iderm . permeabil i
permeabil'ity
r, " N—^3peregrina'tion per'idrome f. v~x per'meable
O! per'egrinator per'igee Vj, > per'meate
V-5 • ^per'egrine perihe'lion . per'meated
per'emptorily perihexahe'dral ‘ per'meating
^ ^ per'emptoriness per'il cv permea'tion
per'emptory per'illed-led *■ permis'sible
pereii'iiial pcr'illing-ling - permissibility
per'fect per'ilous permis'sion
/V-^. per'fected pertnis'sive
— per'fecter per'ilously
permis'sively
perfectibil'ity \y'^ per'ilousness
perfect'ible perim'eter permis'sory
per'fecting pe'riod permit
perfec'tion period'ic permit'ted
pcrfec'tionism period'ical permit'ter
perfec'tionist period'ically permit'ting
perfect'ive periodic'ity permu'table
. per'fectly perios'teum permuta'tion
per'fectness peripatet'ic per'iiancy
perfer'vid
perfi'eient w periph'era;
c, < perni'eious
-Aperni'ciously
perfid'ious peripher'ic ^ periii'ciousness
perfid'iously periph'ery pernocta'tion
perfid'iousness ^ XA -i per'iphrase
v/-o o periph'rasis per'one
per'fidy
'^•4 periphras'tic perone'al
\. Aperfo'liate perora'tion
perfo'liated peripueumo ma X I . . perox'ide
P®r'forate . perpend'
per'forated peripneumon'ic V> perpendic'itlar
. o pcr'forating perpendicular'ity
perfora'tion penpneu'mony perpendic'ularly
 porpetrdto 188 petrosHicious

\ 'X pcr'petrate ^ « perspicac'ity ^ pesade'

"X \ por'pctrateci \_:o V perspiou'ity X_ ® pcs'siiry
V \ 1’ per'petrating \ .1. \_^ perspic'uous 0'^!!'“' y
pes'simism
<\ 1' \ '■ perpetra'tion V pes'sirnist
\ per'petrator J \ perspirabil'ity pessiiuis'tic
Xo^ XX perspir'able X ^ pest
' \
perpet'ual \<Xr\ ^ perspira'tion X< Pesialoz'zian
pcrpc-^t'ually pes'ter
V \x perspir'atory
N/^ perpot'uate V a pes'tcrcd
vl^^’V perspire'
i perpet'uated V X/ perspired' X. , X: pes'terer
n/j perpet'uating pes'tering
P^rspir'ing
perpctua'tioii \/^ parsua'dable X 0^ v pest'-house
Uxporpatu'ity j pestif'erous
\ 'X^ persuade'
jxirphos'phate pes'tilence
* persua'ded
\ perplex' persua'ding
'—c \ perplexed' pcrsua'sible V. ^. pes'tilent
\ ^ perplex'ing ^\/0 persua'sion pestilen'tial
perplex'ity
persua'sive ' Y pes'tle
e-# <\ f per'quisite X PN't
.1 ■ perquisi'tion persua'sively > X P'‘^
\y(> per'ron ■ persua'siveiiess ' V p pet'alled-led
X petalif'erous
''v'^ perroquet'
persua'sory petal'iforni
v ^ per'ry
^XJ;^ persul'phate
. . X/ -b perscruta'tidii
'X^'Ti persulta'tioii 'X pet'aline
\ per'se Xt/ pert X ^ pet'alite
P ■ p)cr'secute
pertain' X ^ pet'alless
'•""x ■ pcr'secuted pertained' ' . pet'aloid
». per'secuting pertain'ing X^* pct'alous
p . pKirsccu'tion
p)ertina'cious T x '' petard'
VTTT ' per'secutor
"VvL Pertina'ciously \ X- pet'asus
V^l_b pcrsecu'trix
X^o^ pertinac'ity X O^ pete'chiae
^ ^ persevcr'aiice per'tinence \ \ ‘ Peter’s pence
^ persevere'
' per'tinency
No V. persevered' \ i Pe'ter-wort
pcr'tinent
•' persever'ing X>-. . pet lolar
per'tinently
^ persever'ingly \t \ Xj pc't'iolate
' \/ pcrt'ly
pert'ness
j, . Per'siaii
<\X\ perturb' f \j/ petiol'ule
\/ Per'sic
perturb'ance X r petit'
\ persiflage'
Xp V persist'
’ perturba'tion ■ 1. \. petite'
<\>A: perturb'ate ' \ peti'tion
I 'Xp persist'ed
1 perturbed' N x peti'tionary
' ^ persist'ence
perturb'ing w X. petitioned
Np J' persist'ency
r peruke' . X. peti'tioner
>[ *\3 persist'ent peru'sal \ \ ^ peti'tioning
] ^ persisting l>w> \ petit inai'tre
\/' peruse'
'^p . r pcrsist'ingly ^ perused' \ petre'aii
p persist'ive peru'ser ■ J*- 1
pet'rel
-J per'son peru'sing Xo_ pctres'cencc
^1 , per'sonable \/Vt Poru'vian X** petres'cent
^ per'sonage ^ ^ p>ervade' ^ petrifac'tioii
V per'sonal V perva'ded pctrifac'tive
personal'ity X. perva'ding n/S—: . 1 petrif'ic
per'sonally X. V perva'sion ^ 'petrifica'tion
^ Va P^^r'sonalty X perva'sivc pet'rified
Xu;, per'sonate
\v perverse' ,wv pet'rify
. ■ per'sonated
pet'rifying
Vw fv ’ per'sonating perverse'ly . X~, Pe'trine
persona'tion
pervcrse'ness X^^ J pet'rol
per'sonator perver'sion ' petro'lcum
personifica'tion •XX perver'sity X^ r pet'rolin
. person'ified
XXv perver'sivc ' \ S petrolog'ical
^person'ify Xf' ■ pervert X b < petrolog'ically
. SXl^ piTson'ifying y/' pervert'ed Xr^ ' petrol'ogist
x^p . n X^ personnel' XX pervert'er
7 \/X perspcc'tive X- *■ Xp, petroiogy
Xi\ pervert'ible Xo_ ’'1 pet'roncl
X/Xjrr^ perspec'tograph
X^^ ^ pervert'ing
- V\_i—, perspectog'raphy ^ ^—° petrosi'lex
"X/Xj per'vious
\_ perspica'cious \/V^ per'viousness petrosili'eious
 petrous 189 phonotypic

Xi pet'rous Xy^ pharise'an Phil'istinism

tr \ pot'ted Xyj_ i’har'isoe philol'oger
\ pot'tichaps X/^fc^ ' phar'iseeisiu
V; pot'ticoat X/X^^^ . philolog'ic
' \ \o p.n'ticr X^^V~x pharmaceu'tic X/y’ philolog'ical
\ 1/ pat'tiest \-> nl—: pharmaceu'tical Xy ' ^ philol'ogist
ki \ pot'tifo^'Scr ' philol'ogy
M S— pt't'tifo^Ljory ’ pharmaoeu'tist Xy' (^-v phjl'omath
.pet'tifogging Xy ( . philomath'ic
phar'inacist
\ . S_pei'tily XyC^., ^ Philom'athy
V' \ pet'tiuess X^^^ phar'macolite Xy phil'omel
X Lj? pot'ting pharmacol'ogist Philome'la
X • pct'tish
■J pot'tishly • pharmacol'ogy XyX\^ philope'na
\ pot'iishness X^ '/ pharmacopoe'ia , philopolem'ical
\ pot'titoes philgprogeii'i-
•b ^ V POt'tO V: phar'macy
/ tiveness
'' X P^'t'ty V-x XX Pha'ro
Jk pot'ulancc Xy ) , Pha'ros Alp Philos'opher
„ pel'ulancy ' — pharyn'gal philosoph'ic
pat'ulant Xy"-jt^ . pharyn'geal "—: philosoph'ioQl
jjot'ulantly XyV'' pharyngi'tis ^ 'Xj_ philosoph'ically
\ Patu'nia X/''^!:^ L. pharyngot'omy XI philos'ophism
N, Ktunt'se o phar'yiix philos'ophist
y V pew philos'opliize
' V pewed Xo phase *Vv philos'ophized
Xe pha'sis V* philos'ophizing
V. . (^ peewit X^ pheas'ant ^ 'Xij^ philos'ophy
Xo pew'-opener X.^ phoas'antry
\ ^ pew'ter X^^ 1. phoe'sy X/\l- _ ■ _ philotcch'nic
v, \> pew'tcrer j X^ phonae'etin
\n piew'tery Xy^ phil'tre, phil'ter
pfen'nig ^ X.^_B_^ phen icin X^ phiz
X. ri phe'iiix ^ Xh phlebi'tis
phac'oid X phenoga'mian 0 >> phlebol'ogy
phaenog'amous phenog'amous \'<7 X., V phlebot'omist
X ' . pha'eton
V , phc'nol A V phlebot'omy
. J' phagede'na
Xj. phciiol'ogist _ 0^ phlegm
\y . phcnoi'ogy X__. phlogmat'ic
XrV plial'ange
_. phalan'geal X>^_^-!v^^ phenom'ena Q ^ phleg'mon
. ' phalan'ger X,^. phleme
_ phalan'gian pheiiom'enal X phlogis'tic
plialanste'rian phenom'enon ^ ^ phlogis'ton
JY „ phlox
phal'anstery X^ phe on X:_ pho'ca
. y phal'anx phi'al X- . ' pho'ciue
X/ (\ n phal'lic X (^ Philadel'phian X^^ Phoe'bus
Xy^^ phal'lical X/ philan'der X^^ ^ Phoerii'eian
X/X° phal'lus ■ X,^^,_t> phoe'nix
phanerog'anious philan'derer Xi phone
Xi X/^'M philan'dering \r ^ . phonet'ic
, phan'tascope ^ philanthrop'ic
1 Xj , ; phonet'ically
r phan'tasm )>X'V—' philaii'thropist •- • phonet'ics
phantas'ma XA^rXX , philan'lhropy X^ phonetiza'tion
X^_^^ yX, phantasmago'ria 1 Y philatel'ic X* . pho'nic
X^TJt'^p^ phantasmagor'ic i Y^' ^ philat'elist Xj ^ pho'nical
Ky philat'ely v. pho'nics
X^__^. phPJitas'mal ^ . phiiharmon'ic pho'nograph
X.^_7X-y" phantas'mascopc Xiyj—c^tirXy phonog'rapher
X/^ Phil'hellene
phonograph'ic
X^y^ phan'tasy Y\Kj . Phiihellen'ic
\Y i-v 'Y-^- Phiihel'lenism X~?r-i orX.- phonog'raphy
X.^___^ ) phaii'tom X/ Philhelle'iiist XAX ^ pho'nolite
t^Xy^ Pharaon'ic X/\_ . phil'ibeg X phonol'ogist
X/V Philip'pian X S/ phonol'ogy
pharisa'ic
X/\_, ; philip'pic ^ phonom'eter
X,/^ pharisa'ical X/\ Phil'ippine pho'notype
Xy^ phar'isaisin Phil'istine phonotyp'ic
 phonotypist 190 pigeon-house

pho'notypist Vh • phys'ic y pick'-me-up

pho'notypy Vi . phys'ical V '—V- ^ pick'pocket
r'^ phos'gene Vi phys'ically ^ pick'Uiank
J. . ^ phos'phate Vi physi'ciaii
Vp _ phos'phene Vi ■ phys'icist , A—^—1 Pickwick'ian
phos'phide ^ 'Va.; phys'icked y '—‘•w—‘ pic'nic ^
V phos'phite Vv, phys'icking '—N_/—pic'iiicking
I phos'pholite ■ / physico-log'ical picotec'
phos'phor Vx ' ' physico-theol'- , 1. —= pic'ric
phos'phorate ‘t/7 V>- ° phys'ics [ogy v-r^y pic'rolite
’ phos'phoratod Vb . physiognom'ic A-fr~N pic'roinel
'C,. phos'phorating ' physiogu'omist «0 picros'niine
'Co „ phosphoresce' physiogn'omy . A-rq- picrotox'in
.'O'phospliores'cence . '-0> i>ict
phosphores'cent Vi >•_ ' physiog'ony
^ y , Picl'ish
, 'O- r phosphor'ic Vi Vxv V„ physiog'raphy
. pic'tcgraph
O p \ phos'phorous of \ physiolog'ic
picto'rial
'O^ ( phos'phorus , t physiolog'ical
' \_. pic'ture
w phos'phuret(t)ed Vyct / (physiolog'ical-
]. ^ pho'to ^®-V^ physiol'ogist [ly -y pic'ture-book
V '/ photogcn'ic • physiol'ogy
^ ^ pic'tured
7 photog'eny V physique' \ —pic'ture-frame
jiho'tograph ^ j phytiv'orous
.// photog'rapher / ^ phytog'eny pic'ture-gallery
• „ vii— photograph'ic X, phytog'raphy
photog'raphy / phytolog'ical \ picturesque'
' photogravure' "■ wv<7 phytol'ogist "A—picturesque'ness
>7 1?>7' photolithog'ra- ^ phytol'ogy
photolog'ic [phy (V phyton'omy
yA—-—O pic'turing
„ 'V_o phytoph'agous i_; y pic'ul
vyi7 photol'ogy ,, ‘ phytot'omy
photom'etcr y f pid'dle
^ ^ Phytozo'a
photomet'ric
S' ■' phytozo'on y X ■* pid'dled
photom'etry ^ ^ pi f . \ Pid'dler
v photopho'bia > pid'dling
Vi X—V piac'ular'
v photop'sia ^ pi'a ma'ter vy > •U' pid'gin
< V ^ pho'topsy \ y pie
\ pi'anist
X pho'tosphere y ^ V pie'bald
\ 1 pia'no
) t pho'totype y^ f piece
. \ * pian'o y • pieced
\ vr phototypog'- w 1^- pianofor'te
\ "L raphy y^ piece'meal
^ V pias'tre, pias'ter
v' photozincog'- ^ piece'ner
\\ ^ piaz'za
raphy ,v piec'ing
>y ^ pi'broch
^ a phrase y V pied
— \ * pi'ea
_ phrased V ^ picador' X ' \ ^ pier
i phra'seogram •' NX/ pier'age
' V ' pic'a mar
_ A phraseol'ogist V A V Pic'ard \ jVX P'f^rce
''X7 phrascol'ogy .a \/v picrce'able
N—=/v^^ picaroon'
phra'sing y pierced
\ '•i—VJ!- picayune'
\- ^ . phreiiet'ic y picr'cer
= ■ phren'ic ^ pic'cadilly V y/<—c pier'eing
phreni'tis y \—“ pic'calilli ^ pier'-glass
n’b. phrenolog'ical
v.-iv-;'- pie'eaninny 'V/X* Pie'rian
. ' ' phrenol'ogist
\X pi'errot
^ phrenol'ogy y pie'eolo
'7 phren'sy v« pier'-table
^ ) Phryg'ian V* 'i Pi'etism,pi'etism
. V pick'aback
.7 X-' Phthis'ic \—:—iN-y pick'axe V v» Pi'etist, pi'etist
],■ . phthis'ical b- N, y Pietist'ic
y ^ picked
^ ^ X-i phthis'icky V—‘ y ^ pick'er <(■,_!“ X Pi'ety
Jf'7 ^ phthisiol'ogy ^ Vr^ pick'erel ^ '• piezom'eter
(o phthi'sis y pick'et y pig,
K/ [/'■ phylac'tery X \ P'f? '^on
y pick'eted
phy'larch ' _/ pig'oon-breasted
VV^y pick'etiiig
y pick'ing / ^ r pig'eongram
, phy'larchy
i—: V pick'le
VAV-v .. phyllo'dium
y pick'led pigeon-hearted
^ VA\ phyl'lopod
pick'ling
\J^ ° Iphylloxe'ra y ) pig'eon-hole
physian'thropy
pick'lock ( pig'eon-house
 pigeonry ^ 191 pitchfork

\ pig'eonry 'VcX-^, pi'lot-fish .V. pioneer'

pig'eon-toed Vw pi'loting a pioneered
X' pi'lous pioneer'ing
J' pig'gery „ \ Pil'sener "Y pi'ous
^ pig'gin " ) pi'ously
\_i Pig'gish \V- ' ^ pil'ular
J \_• pig'headed pi'lum w \P‘P
\ , \pipe
\_: ^ pig'-iron pim'elite \ \ pipe'-case
pig'-lead Pimen'ta \ \_a
Pipe'-clay
pignie'au Vr<^ 1 pimen'to \ 'Y •
piped
'■ pig'ment Vv- pimp Y • \pipe'-fish
\_; pigmen'tal V^- pimped \ \ 1pipe'-laying
pig'mentary pim'pernel W pi'per
\pigmenta'tion pimp'ing A V PiP'erine
t pig'my V-x- pirn'pie \ i
pipette'
pignora'tion V—^ \ pim'pled \ "YPi'ping
'—* pig'-iiut V-v. pim'ply \ 1 \
pipistrel'
N—' pig'skin V V pin \ \ ■
Pip'it
s ■ Pig'sty ^ pin'afore \V \
pip'kin
1 pig'tai' Sc:? X pinas'ter . \ '.1
Pip'pin
^ y N— pike . ' piii'-case \_j • \ pi'quancy
X_ piked ’ pince'-nez ) XU pi'quant
, N_pike'man * pin'cers \_; ■pique
\_p. • pike'staff pinch \ .
piqu'e
\r pilas'ter . / Xy pinch'beck Xi ■
piqued
• pilas'tered X_^ Y pinched .V . Xa^ piqu'ing
^ V pilau' '— pinch'er \/) pi racy
' pinch'ing X pi'rate
^ - V pil'chard / pin'cushion X/l' pi'rated
^ . pile Pindar'ic X_! pirat'ical
. Vi pi'leate \Pin'darism pi'rating
v** , pi'leated y j Pin'darist X/' pirn
^ > piled iX' ^ pine VT” . pirogue'
V4 , ^ pile'-driver \/] pirouette'
*/ X_< pme apple X_Z' ■' pis'eary
V piles ^ ^ pined \. piscato'rial
^ V' pil'fer „ pi'nery X_ pis'eatory
^ V ^ pil'fcred ^ \_A pine'-tree
V V pil'ferer V--. '• pi'ney X,.. ^ piscicul'ture
\y 1 _: ' pil'fering \_u pin'fold a[ \ piscicul'turist
\/^ pilgar'lick 'X. , ^ ping X, pis'eiform
pmg'-pong X V^^'pisci'na
- ^ pil'grim Xy ^ X pin'hole X .X> pis'ciTial
V—-y pil'grimage Xj_j pis'eine
' \r.f pihg'crous pi'ning Xa - pisciv'orous
. pi'ling X^ piii'ion \iA \ pise'
, pill pin'ioned ’ X ■ )• pish
V/ ^ pil'lage pin'ioning X J ' pis'iform
^ V' pil'laged X^ pin'ite X Xr^ pis'mire
Vv . pil'lagcr n X^pink . X; X pis'olite
. Pil'l: ging X^^ pinked V pista'chio
pil'lar pink'er V I* pistareen'
V Y pil'lar-box
pil'lared
X_;^—w pink'ing
pin'-money
C^-X J Pis'til
X . Y pistilla'ceous
\r pil'larist \y> piii'nace rYX X Pis'tillate
^ Vn—c pill'-box . \_i_ pin'nacle XyX P pistillii'erous
pil'lion Xy pin'nate pXS V pis'tol
pil'loried ' Xy. pin'nated X Y pistole'
^ V' pil'lory V pinned r X pis'tolet
v' >-r® pil'Iow V;, pin'ner X ^ pis'ton
^ ' pil'low-case X pin'ning J- V pit
j__ pil'lowed ^\ \ pin'niped \. pit'-a-pat
pil'lowing ^X_>— pin'nock . X \ pitch
V' ’ > pil'low-slip X^ I ' pin'nule \ ./ pitch -black
^ pil'lowy . pin'point U \ pitch'-blende
«y/ri pi'lose '—X_. , pin'-prick X— \ J pitch'-dark
^ XI pilos'ity . pint \ 'V ’ pitched
X pi'lot Y- \ pin'taU ■' ^ ^ pitch'er
» X7 pi'lotage •X Xy. pin'tle _ X ./ pitch'er-plant
V^' ' pi'loted X^ 1 pi'ny pitch'fork
pitehiiip: 192 platoon

pitch'ing pla'gal plano-con'cave

pitch'-piue pla'giarism
plano-con'ical
pitch'-pipe pla'f,iarist
pitch'y pla'giarize plant
pit'eous pla'giarized plant'able
pit'eously pla'giarizing plan'tain
pic'fall pla'giary plan'tar
pith plagihe'dral planta'tion
pith'ily . plague plant'ed
pith'iness plagued plant'er
pith'less ■ pla'guer
plant'icle
pit'-hole pla'guily
pith'y pla'guing. plan'tigrade
pit'iable pla'guy plant'ing
pit'ied plaice plant'let
pit'ier plaid plant'ule
pit'iful plaid'ing plaque
pit'ifully plain plash
pit'iless plain'-dealing plashed
pit'ilessness plain'er plash'ing
j pit'man plain'est plash'y
Pitman'ic plain'ly plasm
Pit'manitc plain'ness plas'ma
pit'-saw plasmat'ic
plain'-speaking
pit'tacal plas'ter
pit'tance plaiii'-spoken plas'tered
pit'ted plaint plas'terer
pit'ting plain'tiff plas'tering
pitu'itary plain'tive plas'tery
pit'uite plain'tively plas'tic
pitu'itous plas'ticine
plain'tiveness
pit'y plastic'ity
pit'ying plait plastog'raphy
pit'yingly plait'ed plas'tron
pityri'asis plait'er plat
pit'yroid plait'ing plat'band
• piii plan plate
piv'ot pla'nary plateau'
piv'otal planch pla'ted
pix , plan'chet plate'ful
pix'ing planchette' plate'-glass
pix'y plat'en
placabil'ity plane pla'ter
pla'cable planed pi ate'-warmer
pla'cableness pla'ner plat'form
plac'ard plan'et plat'ina
plac'arded , pla'ting
planeta'rium
plac'arding platinif'erous
pla'cate plan'etary
pla'cated plan'etoid plat'inize
^pla'cating plane'-tree plat'inized
place plan'etule plat'inizing
place'bo plan'gent
placed planiin'eter plat'inode
place'man planimet'ric plat'inoid
placen'ta plat'inotype
placen'tal planim'etry plat'inous
’ placenta'tion > ...pla'ning
pla'cer pla'ning-mill plat'inum
pla'cet planipet'alous plat'itude
plac'id plan'ish
placid'ity plan'ished platom'eter
plac'idly plan'isphere I'laton'ic
pla'cing plank Pla'tonism
plac'itory planked Pla'tonist
plack'et plank'ing Pla'tonize
plac'oid plank'y Pla'tonized
planned
placoi'dean Pla'tonizing
plan'uer
or plafond' plan'ning platoon'
 platted 1 tKt plurilitcraJ

\ -• plat'ted pleiiilu'nar Xl. plucked

\n pliit'ter ^ O- X
plenip'otence X— pluck'er
\ <5 pleuip'otent X_ pluck'ier
\ plat'ypus pleiiipoteii'tiary XXl^ pluck'iest
L \
pLiu'dit X'''X \ ple'iiist X_/ '■ Pluck'ily
\ ■ jilau'ditory ■' XX? plen'itude \L_^ pluck'itiess
^ piausibil'ity ■ X plen'teous X ^ pluck'ing
<• \ plau'siWe X b' plcii'teously
^ \ \ plau'sibly ^ X pleii'tiful • X_. pluck'y
\p \ - pbiu'sive X plcn'tifully X_ plug
S X play J plen'tifulness X_ plugged ■
\ i>lay'bill plug'ging
^ V \ played • ^ X plen'ty plum
I play'er X_v^ ple'num Xw plu'mage
, ' \ play'fcllow ' \*p^ ple'onasm / Xr~jl pluinassier'
X play'ful X--N a plumb
P'leoHtis'tic
X pJay'fully CS -- Xb~^ plumbag'inous
X.- play'fuhiess . plesiomor'phism X-s— / b plumba'go
. l)lay'goer ^ ple'siosaur > 1
A t. 9 play'grouiid X-p Plesiosau'rus X>*s. plum'bean
M'* play'house X^- pleth'ora X^ plum'beous
X - play'iiig X\ X ^ plethor'ic '■ Xj—^ piumb'er
- play'mate U ^X/ pleu'ra plumb'ery
X pbiy'lhing X/) pleu'risy X>v_: plum'bic
s>> [V pl-ay'time
\ pleurit'ic [luoji'ia X>s<-,^^ plumbif'erous
pleuro-pneu-
Xa--^ plumb'ing
• J/ play'wright \_a plex'iform
. play'-iL.rt/e/' X-X^ plumb'-line
plea X jA—plexim'eter X^ plum'-cake
\ plead^ X_/ plex'ure X—' plume
~ V .1 plead able Xj3 plcx'us X^' plumed
\ •] ^ plead'ed X\ paabil'Uy X^-4^ plume'let
' \ X ijlead'er \ P|i,able Xt^- plu'mery
\ .1 plead'iiig \ X pli ancy plumig'erous
\ -U <; P^ead'ingly ■S* .V
\_1
^ Nj^pieas'aiit pli ca X-XX plu'miliform
T pleas'antest X_ ^ pli'cate X~<_> V- plum'ing
b' pleas'antly p' pb'cated \_/ plu'miped
<r pleas'antness \_3 ' plica tion X-^A s plu'mist
pleas'aiitry ■ X—h plic'ature Xx 1 plum'met
1. please \ J' P‘ied Xp--^ plum'ming
%>• pleased .vl X\ X^T-/ plu'mous
. Xn Ple;is'er pli form XI— - plump
^ ' pleas'iiig X>^—^, plump'er
J pleas'Hfiible V-v \ plight ed X>«-^ plump'ness
_J X pleas'uro V 1- phght'cr plum'-pudding
J picas'iire-hoAi 1 phght'ing 1 Xl-^i plum'-tree
' J pleas' uring X. plinth
pleat X Pli'ocene X—l^ plu'mule
X piea'ted X Phosau'rus X^A plu'my
•' > plebe'ian X plod X plun'der
X plebe'ianism 1 X , plod'ded V X plim'dered
V \ pleb'iscite , '' Xn plod'der X- ^ pluu'derer
\ )-^ \ plebs \ ^ 1 plod'diiig X^^ plun'dering
, V X_n r plec'trura K V-y plonge
X IX pled y < / plot, X- ^^
plunge
1 > o pledge \ ^ plot ted / plunged
/ \ pledged ' Xr, plot'ter plun'ger
\ pledgee' 1 plot'ting ^ ' X_y plun'gmg
< \ pledg'er Xv ■ plough X pluper'fect
/ \ plcdg'et \ plough able ^ X^ plu'ral
\ ■ plcdg'iiig Xa X plough'boy
plu'ralism
O \ v* Plci'iid \ ploughed
-vv 1 \ Plei'ades X^ ^ plough'er X/ plu'ralist
, 1* Plei'oceiie X\ X plough'iug V <^ plurality
Pleiosau'rus X-:J ’ plough'man ,/f’ plu'ralize
\> _ Plcis'toccne Xa plough'share X^' plu'ralizecl
^ \ . ple'iiarily X* plough'-tiiil plu'ralizing
. T ple'narty K _x^
1, ple'iiary 1 pluck plurilit'eral
--—--1
plus ' 194 . polygony

X_- _ pog'gy polite'ness

plus
,, ) plush poigii'ancy X^ politesse'
^ ^ plu'tarchy i poigii'ant X_. * pol'itic
„ plutoc'racy . X poigii'aiitly t. polit'ical
N i- -1—\ plu'tocrat X /I ■7' poikilit'ic t polit'ically
"X politi'cian
^ Pluto'iiian poinset'tia
Xo X_Jb, L pol'itics
,, Pluton'ic ^point pol'ity
—A Flu'tonism S'tf point'blank \t^.— pol'ka
\ c -Cp—V Plu'toiiist --X point'ed ^ X^ poll
X point'd V , ^ Poll (Polly)
\ plu'vial point'ing X; pol'lard
\ pluviom'eter 'y ^ point'er V/X 1 poll'-book
\ plu'vious \ X_^ point'less y polled
X points'man ’ pol'len
poll'er
\ ply'ing \ poise
pollicita'tion
1_; pneumat'ic X, poised
l_b pneumat'ics Xj. pois'ing ■''' w^poll'ing
Xj 1 Poi son pollinif'erous
pneumatol'ogy X)> poi'soned ^ X^—f^pol'linose
L"—^^ piieumatom'eter X poi'soner <s/^ , pol'liwig
pneumo'nia poisoning — pol'liwog
^ ■ piieumon'ic poi sonous XX_» P^ii'-J^^
pneumoni'tis 1 X^ poi'trel pollute
\_^ ' L pnyx V poke \^- pollu'ted
poked pollu'ter
X & X— po'ker pollu'ting
/ ''C poach'ard _ poke'weed vvO, pollu'tion
X poached V ^ po'king X<—" Pol'lux
'
Xo poach'er ^ \_po'ky , yy po'io
V / poach'ing XX polac'ca X<'v*’ polonaise
/,
X poach'y pola'cre polo'ny
’ \
/^ pock XXX * po'lar X' ^ Polt
\_ pock'et XX]_ poltroon'
XXX--—polarim'eter " poltroon'ery
, ' pofk'et-book
VX, ^N—! pock'et-compass polarim'etry
J \ pock'eted X^'"^
poly'acous'tic
y^X- polar'iscope Polyadel'phia
pock'et-handker-
—t. pock'eting [chief j> polar'ity ^■'Xo/'-Polyau'dria
'V,, pock'et-knife / a X^ polariza'tion X^- ^ polyan'dry
pock'et-raoney \(^ P po'larize X^W-polyan'thus
\_X-vX7~ pock'-mark y'po'larized pol'yarchy
X_ pock'y N'X* po'larizer
X_^ po'co po'larizing . vyA polyb'asite
X ' /X poc'uliform pol'der \y^~\o y polycar'pous
X . V-. pod XX pole X^ poi'y chord
^1 \ pod'agra \(^—° pole'ax,-axe pol'ychroite
■ pole'cat
/-• ^ pod'agral polychromat'ic
, V poled
, X. poclag'ric Xx~' ' pol'emarch pol'ychromy
X , 1-: poJ'ded \yr''^-"polem'ic polycotyle'don
*■ X , podesta' polein'ical
polyc'racy
1; \ podg'y polein'ics
X \ , f- po'clium ^^ polem'oscope X^' /■
polydac'tyl
^ X podophyl'lin X^ ^ polydip'sia
X J" pod'osporm pole'-star XX'-r^ Poiyga'mia
k police'
V—. poecilit'ic policed' polyg'amist
poe'cilopod \/'f^ police'man
1 X^ po'eni XXi pol'icicd polyg'amous
X po'esy XO pol'icy polyg'amy
) X po'et po'liiig polygas'tric
1 X poetas'tcr Xo pol'ish [land) X7 ^ '— polyg'cnous
X 5 po'etcss "^AXO Po'lish (of Po- 'V pol'yglot
1; X. poet'ic U pol'ishable X^—p pol'ygon
) X. 1—; poet'ical pol'ished
\Y0 , pol'ishcr polyg'onal
^ ^ poet'ics pol'ishing polyg'onous
X * po'et-lau'reatc \> X polite'
X| IC po'etry \(J polite'ly X^-—polyg'oiiy
 Polygonum m pork-bulcher

Polyg'onum ^ polyzo'ic
pol'ygrain \ V poop'ing
^ -.O polyzo'na X^ poor
pol'ygraph polyzo'nal \y\ poor'-box
polygraph'ic ^ J’ polyzo'on poor'er
pom'ace X^. poor'est
polygraph'ical ponia'ceous X* 3 /■
polyg'raphy pomade' poor house
pol'ygyn poman'der poor'-john
Polygyn'ia poma'tura
polyg'yny pome poor'-law
polyhe'dral pomc-gran'ate poor'ly
polyhe'dric pom'elo poor'ness
polyhe'dron pomif'erous poor'-ratc
polyhe'drous pom'mel
Polyhym'nia
• pop
pom'mel(l)ed pope
polymath'ic pom'mel (l)ing pope'dom
V a7 P°™olog'ical
polym'athy pomoi'ogist pope'-joan
polymor'phism ■y pomol'ogy pope'ling
Pomo'na po'pery
. ^^^_^polymor'phous pomp pope’s'-eye
pol'yneme pom'padour pop'-gun
' Polyne'sian y * Pompe'ian pop'injay
polyno'mial pom'pioii po'pish
polyon'ymous X pom'-pom
pompos'ity pop'lar
polyon'ymy
.■
^'*10^ .1I-pom pous pop'lin
polyop'tron pom'pously
pon'cho ■poplit'ic
polyora'ma
pond popped
, „ Pol'yp, pol'ype pop'pet
, vpol'ypary pon'der
poiiderabil'ity pop'ping
polyp'ean pop'py
X pon'derable
polypet'alous pon'derance pop'ulace
polyph'agous pon'dered pop'ular
pon'derer
polyphar'macy pon'dering ^popular'ity
Polyphe'mus
populariza'tion
ponderos'ity pop'ularize
pol'y-phone pon'derous
polyphon'ic poiid'weed pop'ularized
, ^ pol'yphonist X. J , po'uent
polyph'ony pop'ularizer
pongee'
pon'go pop'ularizing
„ polyphyl'lous pon'iard
Pol'ypi \ ^ poii'tac
^ porypidom
polypif'erous / ^
Spon'tage
pontee'
'A/^'V''
\ ■ V-
Pop'ularly
Doo'ulate
pop'ulate
pop'ulated
Pon'tic pop'ulating
pol'ypod pon'tilf popula'tion
^ </\' pol'ypody pontif'ic ,j^pop'ulin
-r >\V ^ por>’pous ^ >—= pontif'ical pop'ulist
V polyprismat'ic > pontificate, n. pop'ulous
v- pol'ypus pop'ulousness
‘ \ pol'yscope pontif'icate, v. por'cate
pon'tine 7^ por'cated
^ polysep'alous
\/V^ ^ pontonier' porce'lain
^ poPysperm <_>• pontoon' ° porch
'V'^Vt! polysper'mous . po'ny por'cine
pood por'cupine
pol'ystyle
-I poo'dle pore
. polysyllab'ic . pooh pored
\ pooh-pooh' po'riform
polysyllable po'ring
^ polytech'nic pooh-poohed' S\j/0 po'rism
^ porytheism pool \/*^porismat'ic
\/^ pol'ytheist V‘ tpool'er \(y po'rite
^ pool'ing * pork
\/J,. ^ polytheis'tic
poop ^ ^ pork'-butcher
polytheis'tical > pooped
porker m pottage

pork'er pos'itive post-ob'it

pork'et pws'itively ^ p>ost'-office
pork'ling pos'itivism vr }K)st'-paid
poniograph'ic pos'itiveness postpone'
poros'ity postponed'
porot'ic pos'iti-vist postpone'ment
po'rous pos'net postpon'ing
porph>Tit'ic posolog'ical postposi'tion
por'phyry Fosol'ogy postpos'itive
VX por'poise pospol'ite postpran'dial
porra'ce.ous pos'se
porrcct' possess' postsce'nium
por'ridge possessed'
porri'go possess'ing post'seript
por'riager possos'sion 'post'-town
port \ possess'ive
possess'or
pos'tulant
pos'tulate, n.
portabil'ity
port'able possess'ory pos'tulate,D.
port'age , ^ pos'set pos'tulated
port'al - , \\ orN- possibil'ity pos'tulating
portamea'to V ^ \ pos'sible postula'tion
por'tate \ Y pos'sibly pos'tulatory
port-era y'on V Y post^ pos'ture
portcuriis post'able pos'ture-mas'ter
porte \ post'age
porte-nroniiaie T y' post'al post'-wax'rant
f>ortend' post'boy po'sy
portend'ed post'-aiptain pot
portend'ing post'eard po'table
por'tent post'-chaise potage'
porten'tous post'date potamog'raphy
port'er post'dated
port'erage .1, 'Y post'dating potamol'ogy
port'fire •* post-dilu'vial pot'ash
portfo'lio post-dilu'vian potas'sa
potas'sium
port'-hok
Y ' pos'tea pota'tion
port'ico kY post'ed pota'lo
port'iere Nu/i post'-entry po'tatory
por'tion Y . post'er
pot'-boiler
por'tioned poste restaiite'
por'tioner poste'rior pot'-boy
por'tioning posterior'ity potch
por'tionist pc teen'
por'tionkss poste'riorly po'tency
port'liiiess poste'riors po'tent
port'ly po'tentate
portman'tcau
por'trait
por'traiture
V 'Y] poster'ity
pos'tern
Y postfix'
poten'tial
potentiality

portray' Y V—ia postfixed' potcn'tially

portray'al postfix'ing po'tently
portrayed' post'-free' potheen'
portray'er '-post-haste' poth'er
portray'iiig post'-horse pot'-herb
por'tress So post'humous poth'ered
port'-toll Pos'.til poth'ering
port'-town r t postil ion
Portuguese' pot'hook
^ postil'lion
Ns post'ing pot'-house
port'-warden L postique' pot'-hunter
: ^ port wine'
po'ry
post'man
post'mark
po'tion
pot'latch
pose post'master pot'-luck
posa'da postmerid'ian pot'-man
posed \j_^/|^^post merid'iem potpourri'
po'ser pot'sherd
po'sing ■yl post-mor'tem
V- ^ pos'ited
' post'-note pot'-shop
pot'-shot
's posi'tion postuup'tial pot'tage
 potted 197 pi-eeipitate

pot'ted prac'tically preach

pot'ter I prac'tice preached ‘
pot'tered <pra(ftise preach'er
pot'teriiig ( prac'Liseit preach'ing
pot'tery prac'tiser preach'ment
pot'tiiig pra(y tisiiig pre'acquaint'
pot'tle
pot'walloper firacti'tione. pre-acquaipt'ance
pre-acquaint'ed
pot'wallopiiig prae'eipe
pre-adam'ic
praecor'dia
pouch pre-ad'amite
pouched praemuni're
pouch'ing preadrnon'ish
praeno'men
pouchoi'.g' praetex'ta preadmon'ished
poudrette' ■ prae'tor preadmoni'tion
poul'ch-oii praetor'ian
poulp praeto'rium
pream'ble
poul'terer pragmat'ic preantepenul'-
poul'tice timate
pragmat'ical
pouJ'ticed prag'matism prearrange'
poul'ticing prag'matist preassur'ance
poul'try prai'rie preau'dience
poul'try-yan/ VL prai'rie-dog preb'end
pounce preb'endal
prai'rie-hen
pounce'-box
pounced prai'rie-wol) preb'endary
poun'cet-box praise
pounc'mg praised preca'rious
pound prais'er preca'riously
pound'age praise'worthi-
pound'ed ness prec'ative
pound'er praise'worthy prec'atory
pound'ing prais'ing precau'tiou
pour prance precau'tionary
poured pranced precau'tioned
pour'er prauc'ing precau'tious
pour'ing pran'dial precede'
poussette prece'ded
prank prece'dence
pout
pout'ed pranked prece'dency
pout'er > prank'ing prece'dent, a.
' pout'ers prank'ish pree'edent, n.
pout'ing prase pree'edented
pout'ingly ■<OP pras'inous ■L.. prec'edently
pov'erty prate prece'ding
pow'der
pow'ders
% pra'ted
pra'ter prccen'tor
pow'dered prat'ic precen'torship
pow'der-horn pra'ting pre'cept
pratique precep'tive
pow'dering prat'tie precep'tor
pow'der-mill prat'tled
prat'tler precepto'riai
pow'der-moukey prat'tling precep'tory
pow'dery prav'ity precep'tress
pow'er prawn prq,Gcs'sion
pow'erful prax'is pre'cinct
pow'erfully pray precios'ity
pow'erless prayed pre'eious
prayer LPrays) pre'ciously
pow'wow pray'er (one who pre'eiousness
pox prayer'-book pre'eipe
poy prayer'ful prec'ipice
praam, pram prayor'fully precip'ient
praclicabiV ity prayer'fulness' precip'itance
pmc' ticable praj'er'less \ precip'itancy
precip'itant
pyac'ticably prayer'lessuess
prac'tical prayer'-meeting precip'itate, n.,a.
V practical'ity pray'ing precip'itate, p.
 198 premeditate
precipitated

precip'itated
precip'itating
prcdic'ament
pred'icant
predicate, n.
V •v
pref'atory
pre'fect
pre'fecture
precipita'tioii
pred'icate, v. prefer'
precip'itator
precip'itous prcd'icated v\ pref'erable
pr6'cis pred'icating
predica'tion
v\. pref'erably
pref'erence
prccip'itously
precise' predic'ative preferen'tial
prccise'ly pred'icatory
precise'ncss predict' preferen'tially
< precis'iaii predict'ed
( precis'ion predict'ing prefer'ment
preci'sionist predic'tion
preci'sive predict'ive ' 'Xi preferred'
preclude' prefer'rer
preclud'ed predict'or prefer'ring
preclu'ding predilect' prefigura'tion
preclu'sion predilec'tion prefig'urative
preclu'sive predispo'nent prcfig'ure
preco'cious predispose' ,.prefig'ured
preco'ciousness prefig'uring
, precoc'ity predisposed' prefix'
precog'itate predispos'ing prefixed'
predisposition prefix'ing
precog'itated
preflora'tion
_. precog'itating predom'inance preg'nancy
' } precogita'tion fpredom'inancy preg'nant
precogni'tion prehen'sible
predom'inant tv prehen'sile
preconceive' y’ prehen'sion
preconceived' predom'inate prehen'sory
preconceiv'ing predom'inated —= prehistor'ic
t\ p preconcep'tion 'o tv prejudge'
o preconcert predom'inating prejudged'
cy o^' " preconcert'ed prejudg'ing
predomina'tion
preconcert'ing
predoom'
’ precontract prejudg'ment
predoomed'
<\ . ^precord'ial
pre-elect'
■X precurs'ive prejudica'tion
pre-elect'ed
Vprecurs'or [ prej'udice
\ pre-elec'tion
<y y'- ^ precurs'ory 1 prej'ttdiced
tv- preda'cious pre-em'inence I prejudi'cial
pred'atorily \prejudi' dally
pre-em'inent
pred'atory prej'udidng
predeces'sor preiacy
pre-empt'
predestina'rian preiate
pre-emp'tion
predes'tinate. «.,a- prelat'ic
, preen
prelat'ical
predes'tinate, v. preened
preiatism
pre-engage'
predes'tinated preiatist
predcs'tinating
/ pre-engage'ment VI. prelec'tion
. preen'ing
( -pTC-cstab'lish prelec'tor
predestina'tion
preliba'tion
predes'tinator ‘\.V ( pre-eslab'lisheil
' ■pre-establishing prelim'inarily
predes'tine \ t-— pre-exam'ine
predes'tined ' pre-exain'ined prelim'inary
predes'tilling preiude
\ _
pre-exam ming prelud'er
predetcr'minate \ pre-exist' Prelu'ding
predetermina'- \ -n pre-exist'ed V *V. prelu'sive
tion pre-exist'ence prelu'sively
predeterm'ine pre-exist'ent
\j£) pre-exist'ing prelu'sory
'X.k predetenn'ined pref'ace
predeterm'ining premature'
pref'aced
_ pre'dial pref'acer p remature'ly
predicabil'ity
pref'acing
prematur'ity
prefato'rial 'WI,
pred'icable premed'itate
• N.
 premed'itated prepon'derating pres'idency
. preincd'itating pres'ident
!* preinedita'tioii prepondera'tion
presiden'tial
prein'icr preposi'tion Y cvPres'identship
} premiere' ^ Tresid'er
preposi'tional
^ prem'iership prcpos'itive I presidi'al
prepos'itor ^ y presid'iary
premillen'nial presid'ing
prem'ise,preiii'iss prepossess'
^ premise' prepossessed' presignifica'tion
premised' prepossess'ing
presig'nified
prem'ises prepossess'ion presig'nify
^ pre'mium
premon'ish pre-possess'or presig'nifying
premon'ished prepos'terous
prepos'terously press
premon'ishing pressed
pre'puce press'er
premoni'tion press'-gang
premoii'itor Pre-Raph'aelite press'ing
premon'itory press'ingly
Pre-Raph'aelit-
ism press'man
Preraon'strant pres'sure
premorse' prereq'uisite
'Vn, A/ prerog'ative press'-work
premuni'tion
' % pres'age, n. prestidigita'tion
preno'men
V f presage', v.
T % presaged' prestidig'itator
prenom'inal
pren'tice '\- presa'ging
pres'byope prestige'
preoc'cupaiicy
\ preoccupa'tion presbyo'pia
p, \'V pres'byter prest'imony
\A Presbvte'rian • prestis'simo
1.^ preoc'cupied
^^ \\\ Presbyte'rianism pres'to
^ prcoc'cupy
A Pres'bytery presu'mable
preoc'copying presu'mably
A. pre-ordain' pre'scicnce
^ pre'scient presume'
pre-ordained' presumed'
^ pre-ordain'ing prescribe'
prescribed' presum'er
prescri'ber presu'ming
pre-ordina'tion presump'tion
prepaid' prescribing
pre'script presump'tive
prep'arable
prescriptibiiity presump'tuous
prepara'tion
prescript'ible presump'tuously
prepar'ative
presump'tuous-
/[, prepar'atory prescrip'tion ness
prepare' presuppo'sal
prepared' prescript'ive
pres'ence presuppose'
prepar'edly presupposed'
prepar'edness [, pres'ence-cham-
ber presuppo'sing
present presupposition
prepar'er pretence'
prepar'ing present'able
presenta'tion pretend'
cT \ P'^f'Pay' present'ative pretend'ed
\ V prepa/mg pretend'er
\ prepay'ment present'ed
presentee' pretend'ing
prepense' preten'sion
present'er
present'iment preten'tious
. ^0prepol'lence preterhu'man
" prepol'lency present'ing
prepol'lent pres'ently
present'ment pretcrimper'fect
preserv'able pret'erite
prepon'derance prctcri'tion
preserva'tion
preserv'ative pretermis'sion
prepon'derancy pretermit'
preserv'atory
" preserve' pretermit'ted
prepoii'derant prete.rmit'ting
preserved'
prepon'derate preserv'er
'V^ preserv'ing preternat'ural
preside' preterper'fect
prepon'derated
'\p presi'ded preterpluper'fect
pre'text, n.
pretext 2(M) pr(K‘OSSioii

pretext', v. priest'ly prise

pre'tor 'priest'-ridden prism
preto'rial prig prismat'ic
preto'rian png'gery prismat'ical
preto'rium prig'gish pris'nioid
pret'tier prig'gism prismoid'al
pret'tiest prill pris'on
pret'tily 'Vv prim pris'on-base
prct'tiness pri'macy 3 pris'oner
_ pret'ty pri'ma pris'oner’s base
’ pret'zel pri'ma don'na pris'on-van
prevail' pri'mage pris'tine
prevailed' prith'ee
pri'mal
L prevail'ing pri'vacy
prev'alcnce pri'marily pri'vate
pri'mary privateer'
prev'alcncy pri'mate privateer'ing
prev'alent prima'tial
primat'ical privateers'man
prevar'icate
prevar'icatcd prime pri'vatcly
prevar'icating primed priva'tion
^prevarica'tion prime'ly. priv'ative
prime'ness priv'ct
prevar'icator pri'mer priv'ilege
pireve'iiieiit prim'er priv'ileged
prevent' prime' val-ae'val priv'ileging
prevent'iible primige'nial priv'ily
prevent'ative pri'mine , priv'ity
. prevent'ed - pri'ming priv'y
prevent'er primi'tiae prize
primi'tial prized
; prevent'ing prim'itive prizc'-ftght
preven'tion prim'ness prize'-fighter
preven'tional prize'-fighting
primogen'itive
prevent'ive prize'man
pre'vious primogen'itor prize'-money
■ pre'viously ‘ priz'ing
previ'sion primogen'iture pro
prey pro'a
preyed primord'ial prob'abilism
prey'er prob'abilist
pri'apism pnm rose (probabiV ity
price prim'ula prob'able
price'-current pri'mum mo'bile (prob'ably
priced prince pro'bang
price'less prince'dom pro'bate, n.
pric'ing prince'ly pro'batc, v.
prick prince’sfeath'er proba'tion
pricked prin'ce’s-metal proba'tional
prick'er prin'ccss proba'tionary
^ prick'ing -V
prin'cipal proba'tioner
prick'le principality pro'bative
prick'le-back •V-
prin'cipally pro'batory
%
princip'ia probe
prick'liness princip'iant probed
prick'ly ■V
prin'ciplc pro'bing
’ prick'ly pear prin'cipled prob'ity
pride prink prob'lem
prid'ed prinked problemat'ic
pri'ding prink'iug problemat'ical
pried print probos'eis
N''
prie-dieu print'ed ■ proce'dure
pri'er print'er proceed'
' priest print'ing proceed'ed
priest'craft print'ing-oflicc proceed'ing
priest'ess pri'or pro'ceeds
priest'hood pri'oratc
pri'oress procella'rian
priest'like prior'ity pro'cess
priest'liiicss pri'ory prooes'sion
 processional 201 proiiionader

<\, ^.1 ^ proccs'sional

' proces'sioiiist
pro'chroiiism
\«
\
\
I
produc'tion
productive
produc'tive\y
prognostica'tion
prognos'ticator

n. A productiveness
prognos'ticatory
proclaim'
pro'em ( pro'gram
proclaimed' ' proe'mial \ pro'gramme
proclaim'er . profana'tion pro'gress, n.
proclaim'ing * profane' progress', v.
profaned' progressed
proclama'tion profane'ly progress'ing
proclivity I- Vi^v^profane'ness progres'sion
procon'sul profa'i.er progres'sional
I. procon'sular progres'sionist
profa'ning
progress'ive
procon'sulary -1 <\y Profan'ity , progress'ively
procon'sulate J- \ profess' ^ progress'ivism
■C ^ professed' prohib'it
procon'sulship profess'edly prohib'ited
: precras'tinate- profess'ing •l-'VW prohib'iter
I procras'tinated profes'sion prohibiting
profes'sional prohibition
procras'tinating profes'sionalism prohibi'tionary
procrastina'tioii profes'sionally prohibitionist
procras'finator profess'or prohib'itive
professo'rial prohibitively
procras'tinatory professo'riate prohib'itory
pro'creant
P'of'ss'orship ( project
pro'create
prol'fer (project'ed
prof'fered project'ile
pro'created prof'ferer project'ing
pro'crcatiag prof'fering projcc'tion
procrea'tion / ( profi'ciency project'or
■N- pro'creative ■< profi'dent projec'ture
pro'creator i profi'ciently _ projet
procrust'ean pro'file i prolap'se
proc'tor pro'filist prolap'sus
procto'rial prof'it Xr pro'late
prof'i table V prola tion
procum'bent profitably prolegom'ena
, procur'able prof'ited
procura'tion profiting prolegom'enary
proc'urator prof'itless prolcgom'enon
prof'ligacy 'VXo prolep'sis
procure' prof'ligate prolep'tic
procured' profound' proletaire'
procure'ment profound'est I proleta'rian
procur'er profound'ly proleta'rianism
procur'ess profun'dity ’ , proleta'riat
procur'ing profuse' pro'letary
Pro'cyon profuse'ly pro'licide
prod profuse'ness prolif'erous
prod'ded profu'sion prolif'ic
prod'ding prog prolitica'tion
prod'igal progenitive pro'lix
prodigal'ity progen'itor prolix'ity
prod'igally
prodig'ious '■ progen'iture proloc'utor
prodig'iously prog'eny pro'logue
prod'igy prognath'ic prolong'
prodrora'ata
prog'nathous prolonga'tion
prod'romus
progno'sis prolonge'
prod'uce, n.
prognos'tic prolonged'
produce', v.
prolong'er
produced' prognos'ticable
produ'cer prolonging
produ'cible prognos'ticate
prolu'sion
produ'cing^ prognos'ticated promenade'
prod'uct
produc'tile prognos'ticating promena'ded
promena'der
 proinenadins 202 prospectively

promena'ding prop oy propound'ed

propagan da y\ propound'er
Prome'theaii propagan'dism \ Xsa propound'ing
A *
prom'ineiice propagan'dist ^ propped
prom'inency prop'agate
prom'ineiit prop'agated prop'ping
prom'iiiently prop'agating proprae'tor
propaga'tion proprietary
promis'cuous proprietor
prop'agator propri'ety
promis'cuously -
prom'ise propel' pro-proc'tor
prom'ised propelled'
promisee' propt
propel'ler propuision
prom'iser
prom'ising propel'ling propuisive
propend'ent y/- ^ propylae'um
prom'issorily
propense'
^ prom'issory ^'/l• .prop'ylon
prom'ontory propen'sion ra'ta
. promote' propen'sity prore
■j-'i promo'ted \ prop'er X/— pro-rec'tor
^ promo'ter prop'erly prorec'torate
% promo'ting prop'erty proroga'tion
promo'tion proph'ecy
^ promo'tive proph'esied <y ^ prorogue'
proph'esier —■ - prorogued'
<<■ \ prompt prorogu'ing
^ vX—! prompt'-book proph'esy
, prompt'ed proph'esying y y prosa'ic
^ \--.prompt'er proph'et y, prosa'ical
'V^. . prompt'ing proph'etess X y, pro'saism
^ prompt'itude prophet'ic ^ pro'saist
Vy' , prompt'ly prophet'ical prosce'nium
V^' prompt'uary y^ proscribe'
prophylac'tic y^ ' proscribed'
prom'ulgate propin'quity proscri'ber
prom'ulgated propi'liable proscribing
prom'ulgating propi'tiate proscrip'tion
promulga'tion propi'tiated proscrip'tive
, propi'tiating prose
. , prom'ulgator - propitia'tion ^ “ prosec'tor
\-jV7 promulge' Vt pros'ecute
propi'tiator V=;^. 0/ pros'ecuted
promulged'
'X-p/V promulg'er propi'tiatory ^ V:w pros'ecuting
promulg'iiig pro secu'tion
propi'tious pros'ecutor
' pro'nate
prona'tion propi'tiously X-q pros'ecutrix
prona'tor pro'plasm r' -i—D prosed
prone prop'olis ^ pros'clyte
prone'ness propone' cT M pros'elyted
prong propo'nent XX pros'elyting
pronged propor'tion ® ■<t~' pros'elytism
6 .1 pros'elytize
pronom'inal propor'tionable 6 .b pros'elytized
pro'noun propor'tional pros'elytizing
pronounce' pro'ser
propor'tionally
y, ■ pro'sily
pronounce'able propor'tionate Vy pro'siness
pronounced' proportionately pro'sing
pronounce'ment proportioned . Y* '■ pro-sla'very
proportioning ^ prosodi'acal
pronounc'er propor'tionment X i proso'dial
pronounc'ing propo'sal ~y proso'dian
propose' pros'odist
pronunciamcn'to proposed' X pros'ody
- - pronuncia'tion propos'er '■ prosopopoe'ia

•I
' pronunc'iatory
proof
proof'-reader
propos'ing
proposi'tion
proposi'tional
\ prospect
' pro spec'tion
prosper tive
'\j^* proof'-sheet propound' Prost>cc'tiveiv
 piospector 203 pseiidoinorplious

prospcc'tor ‘'’^v protox'idize

V-°'—y— prospec'tus % y. y' Provi'sory
protox'idized V£>a' W' provoca tion
< X pros'per .b protox'idizing vr—1 provoc'ative
\ ^' pros'pered Y Protozo'a provo'kable
(X pros'pering
Y'V V protozo'ic Xr-*- ' provoke'
^ • .prosper'ity (y* 1-'^ protozo'on \r^ provoked'
K pros'perous v-P-y provo'ker
Y pros'perously Y Y protract'
' provo'king
^ ^ ?• pros'tate protract'ed
Y prostat'ic
y Yr-X-^ provo'kingly
ry'—|. y protract'ing prov'ost
Y pros'thesis y y (nT^ protract'ile ^ V prow
Y ,<• *0 prosthet'ic y'-' V|- protrac'tion A \ prow'ess
] (\ X pros'titute y 1—2 protract'ive Y prowl
T pros'tituted y^—lY- protract'or \ prowled
Y pros'tituting Y_ “■ Sr:— protrude' YXt A prowl'er
<N-' Y prostitu'tion y~ V| protru'ded y prowl'ing
Y t<r pros'titutor S. y '-1 protru'diiig Y _gT'sX prox'imal
1 < pros'trate, a. ■ y protru'sile Y _^ prox'imate
^ 'Y, P’^os'trate, i». ty Y protru'sion y ■ prox'imately
X Y. prostra'ted Y ^“y protru'sive
cs" Y *■ prostra'ting ^ty Y protu'berance ^ proxim'ity
cy prostra'tion yY N L protu'berant y Y^_^, prox'imo
pro'style 1 cy K protu'berate
!x Y " y protu'berated ^ \
/ 5 P~s
prosyl logism ly \ protu'berating Y, 1 pru'dence
protag'onist <\1- S proud -J’ Y pru'dent
cy \ prot'asis Y r> ’ proud'er \ " pruden'tial
1- ■ cy ® protat'ic ^ Y proud'est
> pro'tean At proud'ly pru'dently
^ protect' . ^ ‘Y? proud'ness pru'dery
protect'ed y ^ ■'X' prov'able -1. Y pru'dish
protect'ing y prov'ably Y. pru'dishly
, ly ■ protec'tion prove
protec'tionist y '\j' proved 'c/ pru'dishness
^ protect'ive Yy . provedore' Y-a prune
^“■ Protect'or X, prov'en pruned
y protect'oral y Yy* Proven'fal Yy^. prunel'la
^ ' protect'orate y’—=—Y prov'ender l Y' prunel'lo
protecto'rial Yy y ^ prov'er h pru'ner
^ (T protect'ress 'Y X ' prov'erb Y^.^y prunif'erous
(y protect'rix 'X'V^ prover'bial Y;^ ■» pru'ning
\ <y pro'tege
'V>A y Yi;—^ pru'ning-hook
J \ cy pro'teid ^prover'bialism Y/^ ^ pru'rience
y' ] pro'tein
'YYY'^’ prover'bialist Y/^ pru'riency
1- P"-® tem'pore YY X • pru'iient
\
pro'test, n. prover'bially V Y/O Pturig'inous
Y ^ 0 protest',
Y y Y,,^ 1 pruri"go
1) Y ^ Prot'estant ' (<■ Y- provi ded Y Prus'sian
Y. Yl Prot'estantism y prov'idence Y> prus'siate
Y protesta'tion Y- prov'ident
Y J* protested
J Y—^ prus'sic
y \ providen'tial
P V \ protester Y.. jS-tY providen'tially ^ P’^Y.
Y y prying
NO’ protest'ing •L-<y X prov'idently A Yy, pryingly
protest'ingly Y X ^ provi'der Y T prytane'um
Pro'teus Hv provi'ding Y. -L.--—v‘ Pryt'anis
•l_pY pryt'any
Y proth'esis Yj>J!> prov'iiice Vf-y' -Yrs-N psalm
V prothono'tary v—^ provin'cial psalm'-book
provin'cialism ^ ■ •<5-<a psalm'ist
'Y ^ ilY protho'rax
P' provin'cialist •6 ' psalmod'ic
yt pro'tocol
VTi ^ b. psalra'odist
^ pro'togine 'Y>.—^ provinciality 1. Y psalm'ody
fsjXY protomar'tyr y prov'ing '■L y- psalt'er
■ y pro'toplasm Y y provision p '6 psalt'ery
y 1 'Vn protoplas'mic yX provi'sional aI* pseu'do
■V~'_: y pro'toplast Y y, provi'sionally p. pseu'dograph
y protoplas'tic y, \X' P'’°''i^sionary aIS-1 p. pseudog'raphy
'Y pro'tosalt y, ^ provi'sioned p: Y pseudol'ogist
y, r pro'totype y, \ provi'sioning 7 p pseudol'ogy
protox'ide Y ' provi'so "tY/So pseudomor'-
phous
 pseudonym 204 punitory

pseu'clonym pudic'ity ■ pulsim'eter

pseudon'ymous , pu'erile . puls'ing
pscu'closcope pueril'ity pulsom'eter
pshaw pucr'peral . V lx puita'ceous
psilaii'thropist puer'perous ^ pulv'erable
psitta'ceous puff j pulvera'ceous
pso'ra puff'-ball '• jV ttA pulv'erine
psori'asis puffed * pulveriza'tion
psor'ic puff'er
psy'chic puff'ery . ^ V 0 pulv enzed
psych'ical puff'in ^ pulv'erizer
VCI- psycholog'ic pufl'iness pulv'erizing
■V/ < psychoiog'ical
( psycholog'ical7
puff'ing
puff'y ^ pulv'erous
f-/?. psychol'cgist pug pulver'ulent
psychorogy pug'-dog , pulv'inated
psy'choniancy pug'g{a)ree ' pul'vis
<i_o pug'ging V—s'' pu'ma
psycho'sis
psychrom'eter pu'gil pum'ice
psychrom'etry pu'gilism pump
ptar'migan pu'gilist ^ pumped
pteriplegis'tic pump'er
pugilist'ic
pterodac'tyl pump'ernickel
pter'opod . pugna'cious
ptis'an purnp'-handle
pugnac'ity . pump mg
Ptolema'ic' pug'nosed pum'pion
pto'maine puis'nc pump'kin
pu'issance pun
pty'alin pu'issant punch
pty'alism puke punched
ptys'magoguc puked punch'eon
pu'beral pu'king punch'er
pu'berty pul'chritude punchinel'lo
pu'bes pple punch'ing
pubesc'ence puled punc'tate
pubesc'ent pu'ler punc'tated
pu'bic pu'ling punc'tiform
pub'lic purk(h)a
punctil'io
pull
pub'lican
pull'-back . punctirious
publica'lion pulled' y tXS punct'ual
public-house' pull'er punctual'ity
pub'licist pull'et ^ puncl'ually
public'ity pull'ey ■ punctuate
pub'licly pull'ing ^ punct'ua.ted
pub'lie-spirited Pull'man-car punct'uating
< pub'lish pul'lulate
punctua'tion
( published pul'monary
pub'lisher pulmon'ic punct'uator
pub'lishiug pulp punct'ure
puccoon' pulped punct'urcd
puce
puck
vv. pulp'iness
pulp'ing
punct'uring
pun'dit
puck'er pul'pit pung
puck'ered pulp'ous pun'gence
puck'ering pulp'y pun'gency
puck'ory pul'que puTi'gent
pud'der puls'ate Pu'nic
pud'dcring puls'ated pu'nier
pud'ding puls'atile pu'niest
pud'ding-stone puls'ating pu'niness
pud'diiigy pulsa'tion punish
puls'ative pun'ishable
pud'dle
puls'atory pun'ished
pud'dlcd
pulse pun'isher
pud'dlcr
pulsed pun'ishiiig
pud'dling
pulse'-glass pun'ishment
pud'diy
pulse'less pu'nitive
pu'dency
pulsif'ic pu'nitory
 punk 205 pyramid

■w— punk Pu'ritanisra

pun'ka Pu'seyite
pu'rity push '
punned V" ^ purl
N pun'ner
pun'net 'V'
purled
pushed
push'er
pur'lieu push'ful
pun'ning .V" pur'lin
'o pun'ster push'ing
\punt
punt'er
^ pur'ling
V, purloin' push'-pin
V purloined'
puut'ing V, purloin'er
y punt'isi pusillaiiim'ity
purloin'ing
Pu'ny purpar'ty ^ pusillan'imous
\ pup pur'ple Ns' ^ puss
' pu'pa
\ pu'pil
% pur'pled pus'sy
pur'pling pus'tiilar
y pu'pilage pur'plish
\ 7 pu'pil(l)ary pus'tulate, a.
purport', V. pus'tulate, V.
\' pupip'arous pur'port, n.
pupiv'orous \7\Xl- pus'tulated
y . purport'ed pustula'tion
\ ' pupped Vy\ purport'ing
pup'pct pus'tule
pup'pet-show pus'tulbus
y - V ^pur'posed pvt
pup'piug
pup'py puta'men
V/\p^ ^ 1 pur poseless pu'tative
pup'pyism ^ 5 pur'posely putchuk'
y/V ^ pur'poser pu'teal
; pura'na ^ yy- f. ' pur'posing
puran'ic pu'tid
purpres'ture put'log
pur'blind \ pur'pure
pur'chasable put'-off
^ 'purpu'real putrefac'tion
pur'chase pur'purin
pur'chased putrcfac'tive
purr pu'trefied
pur'chase-money purred pu'trefy
pur'chaser pur'ree pu'trefying
pur'ring
pur'chasing purse putres'cence
pure pursed
pure'ly putres'cent
purse'ful
purc'ness putres'cible
purse'-net pu'trid
pur'er purse'-pride
pur'est putrid'ity
purse'-proud put'ter
pur'fle purs'er
purga'tion put'tied
purs'ing pM^'ting
pur'gative purs'lane
purgato'ria! put'ty
„pursu'able put'tying
pur'gatory pursu'al put-up'
pursu'ance puz'zle
purge pursu'ant
\/1 purged puz'zled
o pursue'
pur'ger Ruz'zle-headed
v<I pursued' puz'zler
pur'ging . pursu'er
3 purifica'tion puz'ziii’g
pursu'ing
puzzola'no
pu'rificative ^ pursuit'
pyae'mia
pur'suivant pyc'nite
pu'rificator ^ purs'y pyc'nodont
pur' tenance
pyc'nostyle
pu'rificatory jh pu'rulence pye
pu'rified Py'garg
■ pu'rulency
pu'rifier ]j pyginae'an
V/V. Pu'fulent ( pygnie'an
, ^ pu'riform ^ purvey'
pyg'my
VyV Purvey'ance pyja'mas
pu rifying purveyed'
Pu'rira pyl'agore
pur'isra purvey'ing
' pylor'ic
j)ur'ist purvey'or
Pu'ritan , pylo'rus
pur'view
. pyr'acanth
Puritan'ic pus
pyral'lolite
Puritan'ical Pu'seyism
Pu'seyist V pyr'amid
pyramidal 206 pyxis

pyram'klal pyrol'ogist py'rotechny

pyramid'ical pyrol'ogy py'roxene
pyre
Pyrene'an
pyrene'ite
^ •
pyrolu'site
py'romancy
pyroxyl'ic
Pyr'rhic
Pyre'thrum pyroman'tic pyr'rhite
pyret'ic pyrom'eter pyr'rholite
pyrctol'ogy pyr'rhoiiism
pyromet'ric pyr'rhonist
pyrex'ial
pyr'gom pyrom'etry pyr'rhotine
pyr'iform pyromor'phite Pythagore'an
pyrita'ceous pyromorpli'ous Pythag'orism
' pyri'tes py'rope
pyrit'ic ( pyroph'orous Pyth'ian
pyro-ac'id ( pyroph'orus py'thon
py'rochlore pyr'oscopc py'thoness
pyro-elec'tric pyro'sis python'ic
pyrog'enous pyros'malite py'thonism
pyrol'atry pyrotcch'nic pyx
pyrolig'neous pyrotech'nics pyxid'ium
pyrolith'ic pyx'is
pyrotech'iiist
 Q
qua
quab quadriv'ial quan'tum
quack quadroon' f—‘I- quar'antine
quacked quar'rel
Quadru'mana
quack'ery quar'relled-led
^ quack'ing quad'rumane
‘ lr<jquadru'manous
. quack'ish quar'reller-ler
quad'rune
' quack'salver
quad'ruped
quad quar'relling-ling
5-1 quad'ruple
quad'ra
quad'rupled quar'rclsome
Quadrages'ima
quadru'plicate,«. quar'ried
. quad'rangle
quadru'plicate,i>. quar'rier
quadran'gular quadru'plicated quar'ry
quadru'plicating quar'rying
quad'cans
quadruplica'tion quart
quad'rant
quad'rupling quar'tan
quad'rat
quaest'or quarta'tion
quad'rate, a. quaff
quad'rate, n. quar'ter
quaffed quar'terage
quadrat'ic
quaff'er quar'ter-day
quadra'trix
quaff'ing I quar'ter-deck
quad'rature quag
quadren'nial quar'tered
quag'ga
quad'rible quag'gy quar'terfoil
quadricap'sular
quag'mire r quartering
quad'ricorn r !^ \ quar'terly
quail \ cjf' quar'termaster '
quadridec'imal V quailed \ quar'tern
quail'ing \ Jquarteroon'
quadriden'tate quaint
quad'rifid - J- quar'ters
quaint'ly , I
quar'ter-sessions
quad'rifoil quaint'ness quar'terstaff
quad'riform quake quartet'-ette'
quaked quar'tile
quadri'ga qua'ker
quadrigena'rious quar'tine
qua'keress quar'to
quadrilat'eral qua'kcrish quar'tole
quadrilit'eral Qua'kerism quartz
qua'king quartzif'erous
quadrille'
quadririion qual'ifiable ^ quartz'ose
quadrilo'bate quartz'y
^7\oqualifica'tion quash
quad'rilobed
qual'ificative quashed
quadriloc'ular quash'ee
qual'ificator quash'iiig
quadrino'mial qual'ified qua'si
quadrinom'ical qual'ifier quassa'tion
qual'ify quas'sia
quadripar'tite qualifying
quadriphyl'lous quas'sin
qual'itative quater'nary
quad'rireme qual'ity quater'nion
qualm quater'nity
quadrisyllab'ic qualm'ish quatorze'
quadrisyl'lable qualm'ishly quat'rain
quan'dary quat'rcfoil
quad'rivalve
quantifica'tion qua'ver
quadrivalv'ular quan'titative qua'vered
quan'tity qua'verer

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qiiavcimg 208 quotum

qua verm g ^ quick sand quin'quevalve

C- quin'quifid
quay I quick set
quay'age quinqui'na
queach'y -5f quick'-sighted
quean quin'sy
quea'siness “—quick'silver quint
quea'sy quin'tain
queen quick'step quin'tal
queen'ing quin'tan
queen'like quick'-witted quintess'ence
queen'ly quintessen'tial
queen'-post ^ quid quiutet'-ette'
queen’s met'al r quid'dity c_^ quintil'lion
queer J quid'dle quin'tuple
^ quid'dled quintu'plicate
queer'isli quin'zaine
quid'dler
queer'ly quip
quelch quid'dling qui'pu, quip'pu
quell quid'nunc quire
quelled Quiri'nal
quid pro quo
quell'er quirk
quell'ing quiesce' quirked
quench ^ quiesced' quirk'ish
qucnch'able quies'cence quirt
quenched " quies'cency quit
quench'er r quies'cent quitch
quench'ing r 0 .. V quies'eing quit'claim
quench'less n qui'et quite
quer'eitron qui'eted c-/" quit'-rent
que'ried 1 qui eter C-? quits
qui'etest quit'table
querimo'nious ^ qui'eting quit'tance
"I-
c_^ que'rist qui'etisra quit'ted
quern qui'etist quit'ter
quer'ulous quietist'ic qiiit'ting
w-y-. qui'etly quiv'er
quer'ulously ^ qui'et ness ^ quiv'ered
quer'ulousness ^ • c_^ qui'etude quiv'erful
que'ry w|- ^ quie'tus . quiv'ering
querying f quill quiv'eringly
' qiiill'-driver
quest
ques'tion quilled ^ ■ qui vive
ques'tinnable
ques'tionablaness
q lies'tinnably
c_jr

^
<- quil'let
quill'ing
quill'wort
1 . Quixot'ic
quixot'ically
quix'otism
ques'tionary ^ ^ quilt^
ques'tioned ^ . quilt'ed
^ quilt'er —quix'otr
ques'iioner
ques'lioning ^ quilt'ing quiz
ques'tionist ^ y qui'nary quizzed
ques'tionless qui'natc quiz'zer
quest'man * ^ quince quiz'zical
c-o quest'or quince'-tree quiz'zing
queue quincun'eial quiz'zing-glass
queued quin'eunx quod'libet
quib'ble quindec'agon quoin
quib'bled quoit
quib'bler qum me quon'dam
quib'bling quo'rum
Quinquages'ima
quick quo'ta
quick'en quinquan'gular quo' table
quick'eued quota'tion
quinquefo'liate
quick'ener quote
quick'ening quinquelit'eral quo'ted
quick'er quo'ter
quinquen'nial
quick'-grass quoth
quick'lime
quick'ly
quinquepar'tite
quin'quereme
quinquesyl'lable
1 quotid'ian
quo'tient
quo'ting
quick'ness quo'tum
 R
rab
rab'bet .1 Radia'ta
ra'diate
rai'mcnt .
rain
rab'beted
X!* ra'diated rain'bow
rab'beting ra'diating rain'drop
rab'bi radia'tion rained
rab'bin ra'diator rain'fall
V Rabbiii'ic rad'ical rain'-gaugc
( rabbin'ic rad'icalism ^ rain'ier
rabbiii'ical radical'ity rain'iest
rab'binism rad'ically rain'iness
; rab'binist rad'icant rain'ing
rab'bit rad'icate, a. rain'less
rab'ble rad'icate, v. rain'-proof
rab'blement rad'icated rain'-water
rabdol'ogy rad'icating rain'y
rab'i • radica'tion rais'able
rab'id /j rad'icle raise
rab'idly radic'ular raised
rab'idness _ , ra'dii rais'er
ra'bies radiom'eter rai'sin
ra'ca rad'ish rais'ing
raccoon' ^ ^ ra'dius \ ra'ja
race ^ ra'dix ( ra'jah
race'-course ;; raff Rajpoot'
raced raf'fish rake
race'-horse raf'fle raked
<•'' raceme' raf'fled rakee'
_^ra'cer ^ raf'fler rake'-hell
/ rachil'la raf'fiing ra'ker
I ra'chis raft ra'king
ra'cial raft'er ra'kisli
ra'cier raft'ered ra'kishness
ra'ciest ^ raft'ing rale
ra'cily rafts'man ral'lied
ra'ciness rag ral'lier
ra'cing ^ rag'amuffin ral'ly
rack ' rage ral'lying
racked raged ram
rack'er ra'ger Ramadan'
rack'et ■ rag'-fair ram'ble
rack'cted rag'ged rarn'bled
rack'eting ' rag'gedness ram'bler
/^.rack'ety rag'ging ram'bling
rack'ing ra'ging ram'ekin
rack'-rent rag'lan ra'moous
- rack'-renter rag'man ramifica'tion
raconteur' ragout' ram'ificd
< racoon' rag'-shop ram'iform
( raccoon' rag'stone ram'ify
rac'quet rug'wort ram'ifying
ra'cy raid rammed
rad'dle ram'mer
ra'dial ram'ming
ra'diance ram'mish
ra'diancy j rail'ing ram'my
ra'diant rail'lery ra'mous
ra'diantly rail'road ramp
ra'diary rail'way rampa'cious

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 rampage 210 rayless

rampage raph'ides rat'ify

rampaged' raph'igraph rat'ifying
rampa'giiig raph'ilite ra'ting
ram'pancy rap'id ra'tio
ram'pant : rapid'ity ratioc'inate
ram'part rap'idly ratiociiia'tion
ramped ra'pier ratioc'inative
ramp'iiig rap'ine ra'tion •
ram'pion rapparee' ra'tional
ra'mus rapped rationa'le
ram'rod /\. rappee' ra'tionalism
ram'shackle /\rap'per ra'tionalist
ram'sons rap'ping rationalist'ic
ram'ulous rapport' rational'ity
ran rapprochement ra'tionalize
ranees'cent rapscal'lion ra'tionally
ranch rapt rat'lin
ranch'man rap'tor ratoon'
ran'cho rapto'rial rats'bane
, ran'eid rapto'rious rat'-tail
rancid'ity rap'ture rattan'
.1. /^:(^raii'cidness rap'turous rat'ted
^ran'eour-or ra'ra a'vis ratteen'
ran'eorous rare rat'ten
ran'corously rarefac'tion rat'ter
rand rar'efiable rat'ting
randan' rar'efied rat'tle
ran'dom rar'efy rat'tled
ra'nee rar'efying rat'tler
rang rare'ly rat'tlesnake
range rare'ness rat'tling
ranged rar'er rau'eity
ran'ger rar'ity rau'eous
ran'ging ras'eal rav'age
ra'nine — rascal'ity rav'aged
rank rascal'lion rav'ager
ranked ras'cally rav'aging
^ rank'er X* rase X rave
rank'ing rash, raved
ran'kle rash'er rav'el
ran'kled ' ^ rash'ly rave'lin
ran'kling X rash'ness ( rav'elled
■
rank'ly
rank'ness
ran'sack
Xn rasp
raso'rial

rasp'atory
i
( rav'eled
rav'elling
rav'eling
ran'sacked XXrasp'berry ra'ven
ran'sacker rasped XV. rav'en
'ran'sacking X\ rasp'er rav'ened
ran'som * rasp'ing rav'ener
ran'somed X ra'sure rav'ening
ran'somer rat rav'enous
ran'soming X ratafi'a rav'enously
ran'somless Vj' ratan' ra'ver
rant X rat'any rav'in
rant'ed ^ ratch ravine'
rant'er X ratch'et ra'ving
Rant'erism ratch'il rav'ish
rant'ing X rate rav'ished
rant'y rateabil'ity rav'isher
Ranun'culus X' rate'able rav'ishing
/\ rap . \ rate'ably rav'ishment
X\ rapa cious X rate'-book raw
rapa'ciously ra'ted raw'-boned
^ rapa'ciousness ^ rate'payer raw'-head
rapac'ity rate'payers raw'ish
I rape T X ra'ter raw'ness
/VX'~'Raph'aelism X^ rath'er ray
• ^ Raph'aelite ratifica'tion ra'yah
^ Raph'aehtism rat'ified rayed
ra'phe rat'ifier ray'less
raze 211 reeitation

raze reappoint' recalcitra'tion

razed ^ reappoint'ing _• ' recalesce'
Titiippoinl'menl / (u> y_recales'cence
reappor'tion recall'
ra zor y^ _ recalled’
ra'zor-bill M rear-ad'miral y ^ recall'ing
reabsorb' ‘ reared . recant'
reabsorp'tion brecanta'tion
. reacli rear ing y recant'ed
^ reach'able ve&r'-guard ^ “ recant'er
' reached ^ rear'mouse y^"^ recant'ing
. reach'er re-arrange' .^y recapit'ulate
/ ► reach'ing re-arranged' y~i—^ 5^ > recapit'ulatcd
/ react' re-arrang'ing recapit'ulating
reac'tion ^ 4 re-arrange'ment recapitula'tion
^ reac'tionary rear'ward recapit'ulatory
^ react'ive yOf reascend' recap'tion
'^•1 read ^ rea'son recap'ture
read, p. tense \ rea'sonable recast'
read'able y^\^ rea'sonableness recede'
/> readdress' y\, rea'sonably rece'ded
readdressed' rea'soned reee'ding
. readdress'ing I rea'soner receipt'
/•i read'er rea'soning receipt'-book
read'ier y^ly reassem'ble receipt'ed
read'iest y^ N reassert' receipt'ing
read'ily re-assess' receiv'able
read'iness y^'' reassign' receive'
^ read'ing y^X^ reassign'ing received'
read'ing-book y^ reassign'7nent receiv'er
read'ing-room y^l^ reassume' receiv'ership
readjust' y^ reassu'rance receiv'ing
readjust'ed yX reassure' re'cency
^ readjust'ing y{ ^ reast'y recen'sion
readjust'ment /V re'bate, n. re'cent
^ read inis'sion y\^ 1 rebate', v. re'cently
readmit' I y\^ reba'ted re'centness
1. read'y y^ ' rebate'ment recep'tacle
read'y-made U reba'ting receptac'ular
reaffirm y'\^_ I re'bcck receptibil'ity
reaffor'est
rea'gent y\/^
y\ reb'el
rebel' A recep'tible
recep'tion
re'al y^ rebelled' yy recep'tive
real'gar y\/''^ ^ rebelling i receptiv'ity
re'alism y'\/T’ rebell'ion recep'trix
re'alist y\/^, rebell'ious recess'
realist'ic rebound' recessed'
real'ity yy- re-bound' y^ reces'sion
re'alizable rebound'ed reces'sional
realiza'tion y(y * rebound'ing y'~^ Rech'abite
re'alize y\^ rebuff' recharge'
re'alized y<> rebuffed' yp^ rechauffe
re'alizing y~'<^^ rebufl'ing V recheat'
re'ally y,, rebuild’ y<)y^. recherche
realm y\ rebuild'ing rechoose'
re'alty y\y rebuilt' y{ recid'ivist
ream ■ y\^ „ rebuke' v=>- rec'ipe
rean'imate y\^ rebuked' recip'iency
rean'imated ,rebu'ker recip'ient
rean'imating '' rebu'king recip'rocal
reanima'tion re'bus reciprocal-ity
reannex' /V ■ rebut' ~ y^ recip'rocally
reannexa'tion 1 y\ rebut'tal ' recip'rocate
reap f rebut'ted y\ ^ recip'rocatcd
reaped '• y\y rebut'ter . ~ recip'rocating
reap'er y\^ \ rebut'ting reciproca'tion
reap'ing ] y^~T recal'citrant reciproc'ity
reap'ing-hook recal'citrate y reci'sion
reappear' <1. recal'citrated reci'tal
reappear'ance recal'citrating y^. recita'tion
recitative 212 redemptible

recitative' recommit'ted recrementi'tial

recitati'vo recommit'ting rccrementi'tious
recite' recommit'ment recrim'inate
reci'ted recommit'tal recrimina'tion
reci'ter rec'ompense recrim'inative
reci'ting rec'ompensed recrudes'cence
reck rec'ompensing recruit'
^ recked recompose' recruit'ed
’ reck'ing recomposed' recruit'er
reck'less recompos'ing recruit'ing
) reck'lessly recomposi'tion rec'tal
reck'lcssness rec'oncilable rect'angle
reck'on rec'oncilably rect'angled
reck'oncd rec'oncile rcctan'gular
reck'oner rec'onciled rectangular'ity
' reck'oiiing rec'oncilement rec'tifiable
reclaim' rec'onciler rectifica'tion
reclaim'able reconcilia'tion rec'tified
reclaim'ant reconcil'iatory rec'tifier
reclaimed' rec'onciling rec'tify
reclaim'ing
reclama'tion
' reclame
1 rec'ondite
reconduct'
recon'naissance
rec'tifying
rectilin'eal
rectilin'ear
rec'linate reconnoi'tre rec'titude
recliiia'tion reconnoi'tred _ rec'tor
recline' reconnoi'triiig I rec'toral
reclined' recon'quer ^ rec'torate
recli'ner reconsid'er / !?-['' recto'rial
' recli'ning reconsidera'tion ^ rec'tory
reclose' reconsid'ered rec'tum
recluse' reconsid'ering recum'bence
reclu'sion reconstruct' recum'bency
reclu'sive reconstruct'ed recum'bent
recoal' reconstruct'ing ^ recu'perate
recogni'tion reconstruc'tion recu'perated
'rec'ognizable reconvert' __ recu'perating
' recog'nizance reconvey' recupera'tion
rec'ognize reconvey'ance recu'perative
rec'ognized recop'y recu'perator
'rec'ognizer record “ recur'
rec'ognizing recorded' yA recurred'
’ rec'ognizor record'er recur'rence
recoil' record'ing yA ' recur'rent
recoiled' recount' , recur'ring
recoil'er recount'ed recurv'ate
recoil'ing recount'ing recurv'ous
, recoil'ment recoup' y/~^l rec'usancy
'recoin' recouped' rec'usant
recoin'age recoup'ing recusa'tion
recollect' recoup'ment red
re-collect' recourse' redacteur'
recollcct'ed recov'er redac'tion
recollcct'ing rc-cov'er A redac'tor
re-collcct'ing recov' erable redan'
recollcc'tion recov'ered XL red'brcast
re-collec'tion recov'erer ^ red'eap
recollect'ive recov'ering A. red'eoat
recombina'tion recov'ery ‘ red'eross
Ar°
recombine' rec'reancy A red'den
recommence' rec'reant redden'dum
recommenced' rec'reate red'dened
recommenc'ing re-create' red'dening
recommend' rec'reated XlJ'red'dish
recommend'able rec'reating red'dle
recoimiiendii'tion re-creat'ing Xl—V redeem'
rccommcncl'a'ory recrea'tion rcdeem'able
recommend'ed re-crea'tion /V. redeemed'
recommend'er rec'reative rcdeein'er
recommend'ing rcc'rement 'A^~^ redeem'ing
recommit' recremen'tal redemp'tible
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 r0di‘iiiptioii 21«i roJiiiiding;

redemp'tioii Xl' reed'en XX refi'nery

redemp'tionary Xl^ reed'ing X'lX' refi'ning
/“I:—^ redcmp'tioner XK“ reed'less Xv refit'
redemp'tive Xl reed'y XU refit'ted
1. Redenip'torist X' reef X^ refit'ting
redcmp'tory reefed X ^ reflect'
red'-eye . X^ reef'er X '—|. (-V. reflect'ed
^ — red'-gum X reef'ing _ X \ reflect'ible
XL ' red'-handed _t XX reef'y X' reflect'ing
^ /V'l red'head X ; reek X reflec'tion
^ redhibi'tion . X~ reeked y '—1 reflect'ive
redhib'itory / _ reek'ing XV "■ reflcct'or
red'-hot X ^ reek'y XXo re'flex, n. and a.
rcd'ingote X( reel X ^” reflex',!).
/L 1 redin'tegrate re-elect' reflexed'
>rr /I- redin'tcgrated <X re-elect'ed X\-j> reflexibil'ity
. (-r|. redin'tegrating * t- re-clect'ing Xt—\ reflcx'ible
/U, redintegra'tion --X re-elec'tion reflex'ive
1^. redispose' X reeled X ■ reflores'cence
. /.Jj ^ redistrib'ute -X ^ re-el'igible ^ X\j ref'luence
-''Ji' _redistribu'tion y"^ reel'ing XX ref'luent
L XT rcd'-letter re-embark' XX-o re'flux
red'ness \XX7 re-embarked' XU. reform'
red'blence X-vlX ^ re-embark'ing XU re-form'
red'olency t—^reem'ing XU, '—^ reform'able
■ red'olont X~X;j_^ re-enact'
XUXU /i reforma'tion
/J' rcdoub'le X^XT re-enact'ment
redoubt' XUjX’®’'''^y re-forma'tion
X X. re-enforce' X>Xv ' reform'ative
redoui)t'able re-enforced' XU reform'atory
/k|. redoubt'ed ''' S re-enforce'ment reformed'
redound' ^re-engage' XUr-^ reform'er
/J. redound'cd ^^X^"-'re-en'ter ^ XU. refnrm'mg
redound'ing X~^ ^ _ re-en'tered X^ . reform'ist
/j" redraw' X' re-en'tering .XXU refract'
Xo redress' 3 re-en'trance X'l—1 . refract'ed
redress'able X 1. re-en'try XX^ refract'ing
redressed' * reer'mouse Xv^ refrac'tion
redress'ing ( re-estab'lish . XX refract'ive
Xl redress'iva 'X. i le-estab'lished X^—ref rac'torily
■ XU red'root ^ (re-estab'lish- . XXU^ refrac'toriness
red'shank X reeve [wenf XX refrac'tory
veA'-short ^ reeved XUX’ re-frac'ture
red'skin reev'ing y.. X\_ ref'ragable
y\ ' red'start X^XJX re-examina'tion X “ X refrain'
y red'-streak X re-exam'ine X^ refrained'
y<]j- 1—-• red'-tape X , re-exam'ined XU;- ^ refrain'ing
\ X|, red-ta'pish X~\^re-exam'iiiing X^ refrangibil'ity
X|. . 'y red-ta'pism y^'\y re-export Xi ' refran'gible
X -'Ml-X red'top X\j refash'ion Xs Xj refresh'
X>-. \ reduce' X9 refash'ioned Xv refreshed'
Xl. reduced' Xo^ refash'ioning XU refresh'er
XU redu'cent Xs—^refec'tion Xj -X refresh'ing
redu'cible Xk_^ refcc'tive •X Xj refresh'ment
redu'eing X:_^ L refec'tory X^. refrig'erant
Xc reduct' >A^XX refer' y. Xy refrig'erate
. reduc'tion X ref'erable -'^7. y. refrig'erated
Xt_ reduc'tive yX X referee' iy-..Xy refrig'erating
L redun'dance X ref'erence y.V ■ refrigcra'tion
Xt^ redun'dancy yX-' X . referen'dary
^ y refrig'erative
• redun'dant X cy referen'dum fy. X\ refrig'erator
X . redu'plicate y referen'tial / refrig'eratory
redu'plicated yX X referred' ■' reft
/O redu'plicating refer'rcr XS . ref'uge
reduplica'tion refer'rible
redu'plicative
y\,A ] refugee'
refer'ring ^^U>-Xy7^eful'gence
X-i X]/^ red'wing ^ _ refine' reful'gency
"■ _< re-ech'o X^ refined' XX X Xeful'gent
' 1 re-ech'oed X^-^ refi'nedly X refund'
X^~^ re-ech'oing X^o^ refine'ment refund'ed
XI reed refi'ner X^^ refund'ing
 rcltundineiit 214 relenting

refund'ment y? ' rcgra'ter y'~\a reinvest'

y, refu'sable ■ yy rcgra'ting y~\f reinvest'ment
^ refu'sal y^ ' re'gress, «. y^ 1 reis'sue
^ refuse j y° regress', v. y reis'sued
refused' y~^ regres'sion »l reis'suing
y^ regress'ive yji reit'erate
. refu Slug y^ ■ regret' yy' reit'erated
y. refu'table y^A regret'ful reit'erating
, '^\ refuta'tion y^' ^ regret'ted yy reitera'tion
^ refu'tatory y^ regret'ting yy\, reit'erative
.b refute' / ■ reg'iilar yL reject'
.-1 refut'ed y fT-. regular'ity y- reject'able
/A? . refut'ing / reg'ularly ^ yf- reject'ed
regain' y^ reg'ulate- yl '■ reject'er
regained' y^- reg'ulated yLj^ reject'ing
y-TK^ regain'ing reg'ulating y rejec'tion
y^''^ re'gal' y-n'' regula'tion ^ y reject'ive
regale' reg'ulative y_^ 1. reject'ment
yTT^'^ regaled' y~~\~y rcg'ulator yj rejoice'
^ regale'ment '* reg'uli y" rejoiced'
y-r^ rega'lia . / reg'ulus yr rejoi'eing
rega'ling yj regur'gitate y- ^ rejoin'
X. regal'ity yl u y regurgita'tion yj'' rejoin'der
^ re'gally rehabilitate J .-^rejoined'
Jr- regard' yyy rehabil'itated yjj^ rejoin'ing
)~li regard'ant 'yy^y rehabilita'tion yjf^ reju'venate
}—I- regard'ed > y rehang' y^. ' reju'venated
regard'ful yy^ re'hash reju'venating
regard'ing y^ y^ . rehear' yujus> . rejuvenes'cence
^ regard'less reheard' . . rejuvenes'cent
regat'ta yy^, rehear'ing / T' . ■ rekin'dle
^ ' Re'gel y^yy rehears'al . . ^ rekin'dled
j re'gency yy^ rehearse' / /q rekin'dling
yj, regen'eracy yy^ rehearsed' yj- y relaid'
yt ■“ regenerate, «., a. ^ rehears'er / A relais'
• yj regen'erate, v. y^, rehears'ing /r\, y reland'
y4 regen'erated y^\y reheat' ^ relapse'
yi regen'erating y^ Reichs'rath y\y relapsed'
yj or'yr^ regenera'tion ^ Reichs'tag ^ relaps'er
^ regen'erative y~^ rei'gle yt- ^ ^relaps'ing
y! M regen'erator y reign yq- relate'
yj, ■ regen'eratory ^ . reigned y rela'ted
yj. ' re'gent ^ y reign'ing y y> rela'ting
yi regermina tion y reimburse' y rela'tion
yj • reg'icidal reimbursed' ^ yj rela'tional ,
4y- y] reg'icide y^ ,-+st>reimburse'ment /\y rela'tionship
y^^ reimburs'ing ylL yx rcl'ative
x2L yl 1 reg imen 'V-reimprint' y y_y rcl'atively
y. >rs reg'imen t y rein f \ rela'tor
^ yj regimen'tal y^ ' reincarna'tion yj: ^ relax'
yj regimen'tals y~\ rein'deer y~^ relax'ant
yp regi'na ^ reined J—y rclax'ation
yj^ ^ re'gion / A' reinforce' y y—^ relax'ative
yj reg'ister reinforced' y L-- relaxed'
yl reg'istered yyy reinforce'ment y y~ relax'ing
■n yi^ reg'istering reinforc'ing y y relay'
^ or registrar y^y^ rein'ing ^ yW' re-lay'
^yt reg istrarship y rein'less yy releas'able
yi 'y registra'tion y reins y"- release'
^ yi reg'istry y^^ ^ reinsert' y^ released'
\ y! re'gius ^ y~\ reinspec'tion y\ release'ment
reg'let y~y_K reinstall' yyy releas'er
y~^ reg'nal reinstate' y '1 relcas'ing
/—--^ reg'nancy y~\^ reinstat'ed ^ y~^- rel'egate
reg'nant ^ reinstate'ment y^y~^ rel'egated
y*-j regorge' reinstat'ing ■ rel'egating
yi regorged' leinstir'ance y relega'tion
y^ regrant' __ reinsure' relent'
y^ regrate' ^reintroduce' ^ relent'ed
y^- regra'ted b reintroduc'tion ^ relent'ing
 relentless 215 repack

r* relent'less '\~y/ remar'riage X~. removed'

^ • relcnt'lessly "V-v^l reniar'ried >X-^ remov'ing
relct' ^ reinar'ry X—V-r Kem'phan
y: jr\ rel'evance ~\-</ remaf'rying vTV-,^ renmnerabil'ity
yOi ) rel'evancy 1 rcme'diable X—’ \remu'nerable
y< rel'evant •<! ^ reme'dial o rernu'nerate
reliabil'ity -K rem'edicd X—■ remu'nerated
/ " ' reli'able •• . rem'e.diless X—remu'nerating
y, /T reli'aiice r rem'edy X^-(;_3 ■ remunera'tion
y—‘ reli'ant I'Vr-, rem'edying ■ X-bjj rernu'nerative
y—i ^ rel'ic \ N remem'ber X-—X remu'neratory
y^ 1 rel'ict ( remem'bered Renaissance'
/n relied' \ ■ remem'bering . re'nal
relief' reniem'brance rename'
reli'er remem'brancer yTS ren'ard
y^ \ yn reliev'able rem'iform renas'cence
^ • relieve' v-^ rem'igrate yT'-^ renas'cent
y^ ' yn relieved' remind' X! ^ rencon'tre
/\y reliev'ing remind'ed y^ ? rencoun'ter
/ • A relie'vo ^ Y ^ remind'er A’ rend
/ relight' V—q remind'ful rend'er
^or./.yy rehg'ion Cy Vv-;-remind'ing yT" ren'dered
relig'ioiiism V—reminis'cence rA ren'dering
relig'ionist reminis'cent ren'dezvous
yy Y religiosity "t—^ _ rem'iped vrend'ible
or / relig'ious \ remise', n. rT' rend'in g
yr'^ or / ° relig'iously ^ remise', v. y 1) rendition
y <1 relinquish remised' ren'egade
^ ^ relin'quished . remis'ing ^ renew'
relin'quishing ''W remiss' renew'able
'''Cr yr- .X- relin'quishment remissibil'ity y'y' " renew'al
y—= rel'iquary ^ V-2,y--remiss'ible y^ renewed'
y-, y'' relique' remis'sion _renew'er
yr '-^yy ■. rel'ish remiss'ive . X ^renew'ing
y< tsy y^ rel'ishable remiss'ly / ren'iform
yj yr ^ rel'ished remiss'ness reni'tency
yT '^ rel'ishing ' remiss'ory J aXI- reni'tent
A ' relive' ^ Vtv remit' y^ , ren'net
y^ reloan' remit'tal yf renounce'
A—I- relu'cent remit'tance y^'~'^ renounced'
yr J y—|- reluc'tance -J remit'ted renouhce'ment
y—j-A j reluc'tancy "X-v remit'tent A X renoun'cer
yr' y—reluc'tant X-s remit'ter renoun'cing
y ! reluc'tantly X-;.. remit'ting XXt ren'ovate
yC-l relume' X-v-^ ’ rem'nant XX: ren'ovated
y^ relumed' Xpj; remod'el XtXI^ ren'ovating
y^ relu'mine Xy-jt ' 1 remod'elled XXij renova'tion
yCs relu'mined '\~r remod'elling XXV ■ ren'ovator
y'C<y y- relu'ming XpViy ' L^remon'etize renown'
y-^ y'" rely' >> strance XX renowned'
yr'^ rely'ing V-& J remon'strant A rent
remade' “ ''X ^^mon' straie _ y~~\ rent'able
remain' X—a renton' strated X rent'al
remain'der h X-s remon'strating X’X rente (Fr.)
~\p remained' X—a • remon'stratOT X’ '■ rent'ed
remain'ing y-j, X-p^rem'ora A rent'er
~Vri remains' A 1 remorse' y rent'ing
remake' X remorse'ful XI rent'-roll
~\3 remand' ^ r remorse'less r<\- nenum'ber-ed .
^ remand'ed yr X^ remote' renuncia'tion
remand'ing ^ remote'ly X A reoc'cupy
'%—^ remand'ment ^ remote'ness X'^ reop'en
^ rem'anent remo'ter ■X reop'ened
rem'anet ^ Xp, remo'test ^ r\_j, reop'ening
1 remark' Xy’ k remould' . reordain'
~V-</ re-mark' ~b. remount' reorganiza'tion
( remark'able removabil'ity y\ S Teor'ganize
( remark'ably remov'able ^ 1 reor'ganized
.fZ: retnarked’ ^ ' remov'al X\ rep
£77; remark'ing T X-', remove' XX— repack'
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 repaid 216 requisitioned

repaid' xX-o replete'ness xX ^ reproach'ing

1 repair' /X' reple'ting / xX^^ rep'robate, a.
'repair'able X\. reple'tion 1 rep'robate, v.
repaired' /X: replev'iablc \ x*\L rep'robated
' repair'er /X: Vr replev'ied xX ]■ rep'robating
. 1 repair'ing xX > replev'in \ xX. reproba'tion
1 repand' replev'y y^K 1 rep'robative
y‘\y\ rep'arable /X; V. replev'ying >1 xX reproduce'
repara'tion /X v-.!? rep'lica xX L reproduced'
/XX. repar'ative XS^ rep'licant xX reproduc'tiort
/X/j. . repartee' /X^ rep'licate, n., a. xX V rcproduc'tive
y\i repass' ' /X^ rep'licate, v. 1 /X' reproof'
/X . repassed' /X_^ rep'licated xXl _ reprov'able
repass'ing X\_i^ rep'licating vxX reprov'al
repast' /X_3 replica'tion xX/ T reprove'
repay' /X replied' y’^ reproved'
/X repay'able /X^ repli'er xXcv reprov'er
' /\. repay'ing /X ^ reply' J xX.^: reprov'ing
. repay'nient /X reply'ing xXy. reprov'ingly
. /XX repeal' /X/' ■ report' t xX repta'tion
/XX • repealabil'ity /XX' report'ed X^^x xv rcp'tatory
/Xf\ repeal'able /X-^ report'er / y^^ rep'tile
/X . repealed' /X-—'' report'ing /X' ' Reptiiia
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y‘\r^ repeal'ing /X” repos'al xX. repub'lic
/^‘ repeat' /X repose' y\. ' reptib'lican
/X. repeat'ed xX reposed' /X. /\ reptib'licanism
■ /X._ repeat'edly , repos'ing X% ^ repub'licanize
/X,^ ^ repeat'er /Xp repos'it \^X\ repub'licanizcd
\* /^- repeat'ing /I xX repos'ited y^\' ^ repub'licanizing
/X^ repel' /X , repos'iting ^ XX republica'tion
/XX^ repel'lance ■! /Xp^ repos'itory O i rcpub'lish
y'\ir‘ repel'lant /X ■ repossess' / \ ( repub'lishcd
/X. repelled' / X% reposses'sion XX. TPpub'lishing
/XX~^ ^ repel'lcnce /X. repousse' \ XX repu'diable
XVn repel'lcncy ".r /Xi.4 reprehend' xX "I repu'diate
/X/" • repcl'leiit /Xo^ 1 reprehend'ed XX » repu'diated
/X'X repel'Icr /Xi- reprehend'ing xX X) repu'diating
XhX~^ repel'ling /Xij«^^ X/ reprehen'sible XX repudia'tion
/^' repent' ■/X^ reprehen'sion XX-U repu'diator
/X_a repent'ance y\jo reprehen'sive repug'nance
/^ repen t'ant X/XijX reprehen'sory /y XX repug'nancy
repent'ed xX represent' repug'nant
/X/ repent'ing X^V- represent'able — repulse'
/^-V repeo'ple xX ' representa'tion XXX” repulsed'
^ /X—crepcrcuss' xX represent'alive xXX repuls'er
XV-= ' repe^xussed' /X represent' cd /•XX"^ repuls'ing
. 'Xl._-!5_^repercuss'ing . X\. repmen/'ing xX''^ repuision
X\_p ' repercus'sion xX repress' xX repuisive
XVpD repercuss'ive - /X repressed' S xX repuisively
/X\ X/ repertoire' X^X represser' xX, X repuisiveness
rep'ertory ' XX^ repress'ing 'Xs x\ repur'chase
X\ rep'etend X\> . reprcs'sion xX 6 rep'utable
/X. repetition repress'ive ' /X^ rep'utably
y^ 1 repetitious /X- y reprieve' xX ■ reputa'tion
' XX repine' Xreprieved' «b /^ repute'
X^ repined' /X^ repriev'ing XX repu'ted
X\_^ repi'ner Xv-, reprimand xX repu'ting
/Xi_^ rcpi'ning Xv-.<_^ reprimand'ed /X^ request'
, /X> replace Xv%x ^ repriniand'ing /X^ requcst'ed
XX replaced' X^' reprint y^'ory''^~'^ request'ing
-XVij replace'nient XX_;j. ^ reprint'ed X'^-'X*^ req'uiem
X\’^ rcpla'cing ^ X-^ reprint'ing ^x'S s requir'able
. X> replant' X^ X ty reprisal /'» ^ ^ X require'
X\ • replen'ish ^ /^^ reprise' z'* ' required'
X^ rcplen'ished /^> jy reproach' /** require'ment
/ replen'ishing /y- reproach'able /_» X"* ^ requir'ing
J;X repleiiishment yy\ reproached' X] ■ req'uisite
replete' ^ reproach'ful ^ x*^*^ requisi'tion >
X^'y reple'ted V reproach'fully X^ requisi'tioned
 requisitioning . 217 resupinate

requisi'tioning resign'edly /^' • res'pite

, requis'itive resignee' res'pited
requi'tal ^ j, resign'er /*'. ■'■ res'piting
requite' resign'ing y\,g resplen'dence
requi'ted resil'ience y\^ resplen'dency
fequi'ting ^ '■ resiliency / resplen'dent
^ ^ rere'dos ^ rcsil'ient respond'
/ re-resolve' res'in y^ respond'ed
J'" rere'ward ^ resinif'erous respond'ence
resale' 0 yi res'inous yr’^ respond'ent
rescind' 0 resist' yc\y respond'ing
oi rescind'abl§ 0 ^ resist'ance y\ response'
rescind'ed « resist'ant /^Sy^ responsibil'ities
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* U rescind'ment 0 resist'er » < respon'sible
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^ rescis'sory r, resist'ible y\, respon'sive
' jr-^ rescribe' ri ^ resist'ing y\o y. respon'sively .
a—V re'script j) resist'ive y\^ respon'siveness
a js—\ rescrip'tive y^ resist'less y^ rest
C_j:escrip'tively ^ " y\ res'oluble yrS- res'tant
^ ~ res'cuable res'olute yy~^0T^y%> restaurant
^ res'cue jp'y res'olutely y^;y\ restau'rateur
Q_ res'cued ^ resolu'tion y<^ rest'ed
res'cuer 'irX- resolvabil'ity /^ rest'ful
^ res'cuing ^ resolv'able y /O'^ rest'fully
« ^ research' resolve' rest'fulness
^3 reseat' resolved' X' rest'ing
jf" reseize' ^ resolv'ent /[ restitu'tion
^ ,^-<5^ resell' resolv'er Jo /f, rest'ive
» resem'blance ___ resolv'ing yS rest'ively
' ' resem'ble y y^ res'onance o/£o> rest'iveness
^ resem'bled y^ , 1 res'onant yy rest'less
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resent' y iy\ resorb' rest'lessness
a__ resent'ed y^ resorbed' restor'able
^ resent'er ^ jy\j, resorb'ent /{;? .. restora'tion
resent'ful iy\y resorb'ing restora'tionist
resent'ing ^ resorp'tion /^ restor'ative
jy^X^ resent'ment i/1- /^ resort' y<^ restore'
reserva'tion y^ resort'ed 1 restored'
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\ ^ reserv'edly resound'ed /^* restrain'
^ reserv'er y^^^ ^ resound'ing y^X—, restrain'able
^ reserv'ing ^ yy resource' yc^' restrained'
reserv'ist -y . resource'less restrain'edly
^ o res'ervoir y\ respect' o restrain'er
0 ^ reset' y\\^ r espect AhiVity restrain'ing
^ P reset'ting 0 /\ respect'Tibia y<^' restraint'
'''r reset'tle y\^ P ' respect'Tibly y\. restrict'
reset'tlement „respect'ant y\. restrict'ed
^ reshlp' /n , respect'ed /'L^ '■ restrict'ing
reship'ment . yy- respect'er y\^ restric'tion
reside' y\ . respect'tul y'^-i restrict'ive
c resi'ded 0^ /^ m^^ci'fully L. y\. restrict'ively
o res'idence respect'iulness /f rest'y
c res'idency „ respect'ing y^ result'
i ^ res'ident yy^ . respective -/^® W result'ance '
c residen'itial p ^ yy respect'iveXy yy result'ant
« residen'tiary respell' yy result'ed
o resi'der ^ yyy\ respirabil'ity yy result'ing
resi'ding yy\ . _ respir'able /'’“n „ resuin'able
^ resid'ual y\y respira'tion resume'
c resid'uary xy^ respira'tional yX^^ resume'
e res'idue res'pirator resumed'
^<1—c- resid'uum » respir'atory yy resum'ing
^ resign' ^ respire' /‘'^ resump'tion
resigna'tion respired' /'^^ o resump'tive
resigned' respir'ing y\ resu'pinate
—-- '
 resurgence 218 revery

resur gence Xpd- retort'ed return'able

resur'gent retort'er Xfc»
returned'
resurrec'tion retort'ing XX' return'ing
resurrec'tionist XIX retor'tion retuse'
resurvey' retouch' reu'nion
resus'citant retouched' reunite'
resus'citate retouch'ing reuni'ted
resus'citatecl re tour' revae'einate
resus'citating retrace' revaccina'tion
resuscita'tion retrace'able reveal'
resus'citative retraced' reveal'able
resus'citator retra'cing revealed'
reswear' retract' reveal'er
resworn' retract'ability reveal'ing
ret retract'able reveil'le
Xj reta'ble retract'ed rev'el
' yY~ re'tail, a. retract'ible revela'tion
XV'' ^ retail', v. retract'ile < rev'elled
retailed' retract'ing < rev'eled
retail'er retrac'tion K rev'eller
retail'ing retract'ive < rev'eler
retain' retract'or XL> revel'lent
retain'able retread' (rev'elling
' retained' retreat' • ( rev'eling
retain'er retreat'ed XX"' rev'elry
retain'ing re treat'er reven'dicate
XL retake' retreat'ing revendica'tion
X|lx retal'iate . retrench' revenge'
XP'^' retaliated retrenched' revenged'
retaliating retrench'ing revenge'ful
XV'i retalia'tion retrench'ment reven'ger
XV^ ^ retal'iative retrib'ute reven'ging
XPi^ retal'iatory retrib'uted rev'enue
Xll retard' retrib'uting rever'berant
’ XX(^ retarda'tion retribu'tion rever'berate
XX retard'ative retrib'utive rever'berated
L XIX retard'ed retrib'utory y rever'berating
retard'ing . retriev'able reverbera'tion
retch retriev'al rever'beratory
retched retrieve' revere'
retch'ing retrieved' revered'
XL reten'tion retriev'er rev'erence
reten'tive retriev'ing rev'erenced
reten'tively retroac'tion rev'erencing
'Xr- reten'tiveness retroact'ive XL’ ory\. rev'erend
re'tiary ret'rocede XL rev'erent
XU _ ret'icence ret'roceded reveren'tial
XL ret'icency retroce'dent reveren'tially
J Xt, ret'icent retroced'ing rev'erently
ret'icle retroces'sion rever'er
. retic'ular retroduc'tion rev'erie
^ retie'ulate, a. ret'roflex revers', sing.
retic'ulate ret'roflexed revers', pi.
retic'ulated retrograda'tion revers'a 1
reticula'tion ret'rograde reverse'
xLX ret'icule ret'rograded reversed'
re'tiform ret'rograding reverse'ly
ret'ina retrogres'sion X ■ revers'ible
ret'inal retrogres'sive revers'ing
retinas'phalt retropul'sive X rever'sion
ret'inite retrorse'ly rever'sionary
ret'inoid ret'rospect rever'sioner
XL ret'inue retrospcc' tion revert'
XlY . reti'ral relrospec'tive revert'ant
Xt;^^ retire' retrospec'lively revert'ed
retired' retrover'sion revert'er
retire'men t ret'rovert revert'ible
retir'er ret'roverted revert'ing
retir'ing ret'roverting revert'ive
retort' return' rev'ery
 revest 219 rigged

revest' ''\Xv rhabar'barate X'^ rib'bon

review' , X*'^ rhabdol'ogy XV rib'boned
review'able X'^ rhab'domancy XX^ rib'boiiing
> review'al Rhadamaii'thiiie XX Rib'bonism
~X reviewed' XlX^ X. Rhadamaii'tiiie XX- Ri'bes
XV^ review'er J- p, t Rhae'tiaii X\> rib'ston
/V,- ^ reyiew'ing ^ ( Rhe'tian X J- rice
XK. revile' X;^ rhapsod'ic Xn_ rice'-bird
XX X reviled' L_:X!^ rhapsod'ical X\ ^ rice'-paper
^ X^ revi'lcr XXp JX rhap'spdist ' ” ' Xl rice'-water
X^ ' revi'liiig ‘1. xXo rhap'sodize X rich
O revi'sal y'\, 'b rhap'sodized X/ rich'er
X^ _ revise' 't X^, rhap'sodizing X rich'es
revised' X\> "X rhap'sody XX rich'ly
XXjX revi'ser ’■ X^^ Rhen'ish X» . rich'ness
Xli^revi'sing —j- rheom'eter : X rick
X\o ^ revis'ion , "^-Xrheom'etry X^ . rick'ets
revis'ioiial X _ rhe'ostat . . Xn. rick'ety
XvJT revis'ionary ' . X" Rhe'tian, Rhae'- X ^ ., ' rick'ing
X\|, revis'it XIX rhet'oric [tiaii _, XX* . rick'shaw
X^ I revi'val XX rhetor'ical XX orX^ric'ochet
Xv Vr revi'valism XX'^ ' rhetor'ically X^ . ricochet'ted
XtNs^ revi'valist XTX- rhetori'cian X^ricochet'ting
XX. revive' "V-'' rheum XI rid
Xt^ ^ revived' rheuinat'ic Xl rid'dance
X\L revi'ver vrX' rheum'atism X ride'able
XV V revivifica'tion rheum'ic xj' rid'den
Xk^V, reviv'ifled "V-v rhcum'y XI rid'der
XVXs^jX-ri reviv'ify ^^^X^ rhi'no XL> rid'ding
XVX^ reviv'ifying p rhinoce'rial X rid'die
X'JL S« ■ revi'ving XX*'^ rhinoc'eros X" rid'dled
XO^O^ revivis'cence X'T^ rhinoplas'tic Xf rid'dler
XV^^s^ revivis'cent X'tXf ^ rhi'noplasty t X • rid'dling
^XllL revi'vor rhi'noscope XI ride
XV ^ revocabil'ity 1 rhinos'copy yy\- rideau'
XV\ ■ rev'ocable t X^ rhizo'ma X ’ ri'der
NXk_^ revoca'tion X''”' rhi'zome Xr ri'derless
XV_^^ rev'ocatory X^^ rhizoph'agous X ridge
revoke' 'Xj,. Rho'dian ridged
X'^^—. revoked' Xp-n*- rho'dium Xj" ridge'way
XV— y revo'king XI' Rhododen'dron „ X^ ridg'ing
XWvXC/' revolt' rhodomontade' XL/ rid'icule
XViX' revolt'ed ^ rhomb XL rid'iculed
Xli/ revolt'er X.—'^, rhom'bic XL/t X rid'iculer
X</^ revolt'ing , X^ rhom'boid X .X^ rid'iculing
XVXs rev'oluble 'X> / I rhom'boidal X X ^ ridic'ulous
XVcr> ' rev'olute ’ f X^ rhom'bus XL/' ridic'ulously
revolu'tion XX\ rhu'barb XL/^ ridic'ulousness
XVXX revolu'tioriary ^ ’X~, rhumb XU ri'ding
XV/^ revolu'tionist V~s , rhyme ri'ding-hood
XVXS revolu'tionize ^ X,-, rhymed X ri'ding-master
■'XVc/^ revolu'tionized X V rhym'er X' ridot'to
XVif^ , revolu'tionizing V Xw'^rhyme'less X X rife
SXXV^ revolve' X^ V rhyme'ster X ^ riff'raff
X'X'', revolved' y X^ . rhvm'ie
, X'XVs, revolve'ment X--^ , rhym'ing X ri fle corps
Xv/\o. ^ revolv'ency Xy^ rhym'ist 'X^ ri'fled
^ XO* revolv'er rhythm X cn: ri'fleman
X'XV^ revolv'ing XV-v_^ rhyth'mic X, < S ri'fler
Xk- revul'sion XV-t_, rhyth'rnical X V ^' ri'fle-shot
Xy. C revul'sive , XW rhyth'mus X ! ri'fling
C X^ reward' /i- "^iXl • rift
"XXX"^ reward'able X Rial'to XV rift'ed
X^^X] revvard'ed X\ rib " rift'ing
XX^^^ reward'er X\ rib'ald yX- rift'less
^ X"^”^ reward'ing ^ XX^. rib'aldry XV . rif'ty
X^ 1 X rewrite' ^ ( rib'and 1. X~ rig
__ X^^ ‘* rewrit'ten 1 rib'band / J. rigadoon'
X rex X^ ribbed X" Ri'gel
X^ rey'nard X\^ rib'bing / rigged
ris^ger 220 rogation

ng'ger ring'tail ^ rix' dollar

ng'ging ring'-tailed yv roach
right^ ring'worm road
ight'-about "rink road'-hog
ght'-aiigle rink'er road'side
ght'-angled ■'rink'ing y(\ road' stead
ght'ed '■ rinse road'ster
ght'eous rinsed y^\x road'way
ght'eously rins'ing roam
ght'eousness ri'ot roamed
ght'er ri'oted roam'er
ght'ful ri'oter roam'ing
glU'fully ri'oting ^ roan
ght'fulncss ri'otous roar
ghVltand ri'otously roared
igbt'-liaiided ri'otousness 'x roar'er
right'ing , rip roar'ing
right'ly ripa'rian f roast
right'-mindcd ripe ^ roast'ed
right'-minded- ripe'ly ^ roast'er
^right'ness [ness ri'pen roast'ing
^ rig'id ri'pencd /\ rob
rigid'ity >ripe'ness robbed
rig'idly ri'pening rob'ber
_^^rig'idness ri'per rob'bery
rig'marole ripie'no rob'bin
^ rig'or ripped , rob'bing
/ rig'orist rip'per yC\*robe
rig'orous . rip'ping robed
rig'orously rip'ple Rob'ertine
rig'our rip'pled rob'in
Rig-ve'da rip'pling rob'inet
rT rile rip'-rap ro'bing
riled rise rob'in-red'breast
ilic'vo ris'en ro'borant
ing ri'ser y^\ ro'burite
rill risibil'ity I robust'
rilled ris'ible y^^ robust'ious
ll'et ris'ibly robust'ly
rill'ing ri'sing robust'ness
‘m risk .roc
me risked roc'ambole
ined risk'or roccel'lic
rncr risk'ing roch'et
me'ster risk'y rock
ming ris'sole rock'-bound
mmcd rite rock'-crystal
m'ming ^ritornel'lo rocked
mose' ■ rit'ual rock'er
mos'ity rit'ualism rock'ery
'mous Rit'ualist rock'et
m'ple ^ ritualist'ic rock'iness
m'plcd ' rit'ually rock'ing
tn'pling ri'val rock'ing-c/i(7ir
'my ri'vallcd-led rock'ing-horse
nd , ri'valling-ling rock'ing-stone
n'derpest ri'valry rock'-oil
n'dle ri'valship rock'-rose
I'f? rive rock'-salt
ng'-bolt rived rock'work
iig'-bone riv'en rock'y
iig'-dove riv'er ~ ’ roco'co
nged riv'er-horse rod
n'gent riv'et rode
ng'cr riv'eted ro'dent
ng'-fence riv'eting Roden'tia
ng'ifig riviere' rodomontade'
ng'leader ri'ving roe
ng'lct ri'vose roe'buck
ng'-shapcd riv'ulet roga'tion
 rogue roost'ed rot'ted
rogu'ery roost'er rot'ten
rogu'ish roost'ing <'0, rot'tenness
rogu'ishly
rogu'ishncss
root
root'ed
1
< . rot'ting
X*" rotund'
roil root'-house rotun'da
roiled root'ing XT rotun'dity
roil'ing root'let ^ rotund'ness
roil'y root'-stock rou'ble
roist'erer root'y rou'cou
role, roll ropal'ic X’ rou'e
roll'-ca/J rope rouge
rolled roped X rouged
roll'er rope'-maker Rouge Drag'on
roll'er-skate rope'-making rouge-et-noir'
rol'lick X\ ro'per ' rough^
■^roriicked ro'pery rough'-cast
rol'licking rope'walk rough'-draft
roil'ing rope'-yarn X\.. rough'-draw
roll'ing-piri ro'piness I rough'en
roll'ing-stock ' X\. ro'py X^ rough'ened
ro'ly-po'ly ' roqu'elaure rough'ening
. Roma'ic ro'ral X^ rough 'er
romal' rorif'erous X\n rough'-hew
ro'man, Ro'man ror'qual X\X rough'-hewed
romance' Rosa'ceae rough'-hewing
romanced' rosa'ceous XVX rough'-hewn
roman'cer ro'sary rough'ing
roman'cing rose X\X rough'ish
roman'cist ro'seal rough'ly
Romanesque' ro'seate rough'ness
Roman'ic rose'bud rough'-rider
Ro'manish rose'-colour rough'shod
Ro'manism ^rose'-coloured roug'ing
, Ro'manist rose'mary roulade'
Ro'manize rose'ola rouleau'
Ro'manized roset', rosette' roulette'
Ro'manizing rose'-water roulet'ted
( Romansch' rose'wood rounce
( Romansh' Rosicru'eian roun'eival
romau'tic ros'ied round
roman'tically ro'sier Xa round'about
roman'ticism ro'siest ^ round'ed
roman'ticist ros'in Xf round'el
Rom'any ros'iny round'elay
_, Ro'mic ross X round'er
Ro'mish ros'tel A roMml'hand
/ Ro'mist ros'tellate X Round'head
romp ros'ter round'house
/ romped ros'tral round'ing
\—^ romp'ing ros'trate round'ish
romp'ish ros'trated X round'let
1' ron'deau ros'trum round'ly
. ron'del ros'ulate round'ness
Ront'gen rays ro'sy round-rob'in
rood rot round'-shoul-
^ roof ro'ta roup [dered
. roofed ro'tary rouse
roof'ing ro'tate roused
roof'less rotate' rous'er
roof-tree rota'ted rous'ing
1 roof'y rota'ting X rout
/ rook rota'tion
.—! rooked ro'tative x- route
rout'ed
/ rook'ery rota'tor routine'
room ro'tatory X rout'ing
room'ful rote rove
> ^ room'iness roth'er-nail roved
"V-n' room'y ro'tifer ro'ver
roost Rotif'era X ro'ving
row ryotti

row (a rank) rude'ness rum'pie

row (a tumult) •/Li) ruden'ture rum'pled
row'able ru'dcr ' rum'pling
row'an-tree ru'dest rum'pus
row'-boat ru'diment run
row'dy rudimen'tal run'agate
row'dyish rudimen'tary run'away
row'dyisin Rudolph'ine run'einate
rowed rue run'dle
XT rund'let
row'el y^ rued ycr-
row'elled, -led V rue'ful ' X' rune
row'elling-ling /\j rue'fully X^ t
rung
row'eii X) ' , rue'fulness ru'nic
row'er ^ ^ rue'ing X^ ' run'let
, row'in g rufes'cent XX run'nel
row'land ' X ruff Xh\ run'ner
row'lock ^ ruffed run'net
roy'al y\ !■ ruf'fian X' run'ning
r roy'alism ruf'fianism y: runt
roy'alist /V ruf'fianly
roy'ally ^ < ruff'ing x\> rup tion
rup'ture
roy'alty ruf'fle
roys'terer /O _ ruf'fled rup'tured
rub Xt ruf'fling rup'turing
rubbed X<o ru'fous ru'ral
rub'ber /(“ rug ru'ralist
rub'bing ru'gate ru'ralize
rub'bish r X' rug'ged ru'rally
rub'bishy rug'gcdly ruse
rub'ble _rug'gedness rush
rub'bly X' ^ ru'gous y;^ rushed
rubefa'cient ^ X'^— ru'in rush'er
ru'bellite X^ g ru'iuate yQ. rush'ing
rube'ola X“X ruina'tion rush'light
rubes'cence ^ ru'ined X? rush'y
, rubes'cent , ru'ining rusk
ru'bican XV” ru'inous X russ
ru'bicel yf rule rus'set
Ru'bicon ruled Xf rus'seting
; ru'bicund yf ru'ler rus'sety
rubicun'dity ru'ling ^ Rus'sian
ru'bied rum Rus'sianism
rubif'ic » rum'ble X rust
ru'biform ' rum'bled rust'ed
ru'bify rum'bling xt_: rus'tic
' rubig'inous ru'men rus'ticate
ru'bric ru'minal X . rus'ticated
ru'brical ru'minant rus'ticating
ru'bricate ru'minate X r> rustica'tion
ru'bricist ru'minated ’ rustic'ity
rub'stone ru'minating xtX rusk'iness
ru'by rumina'tion ^ rust'ing
ruche ru'minator X° rus'tle
ruch'ing rum'mage rus'tlod
ruck rum'maged rus'tling
ruc'tion rum'maging rust'y
rudd rum'mer rut
rud'der t ru'mour ruth
rud'dier ( ru'mor ^ X ruthe'nium
. rud'diest ( ru'moured ruth'lcss
rud'diness ( ru'mored yy^ ruth'lcssly
rud'dle 4 ru'mourer X^ ruth'lcssness
rud'dock \ ru'morer XX ru'tile
rud'dy 4 ru'mourmg
rude ( ru'moring ^
Xl. "yf
ry otti•
rude'ly rump
 sabadil'la sac'ristan , sail'able
Sab le'an.Sabe'an sac'risty sail'cloth
Sab'aoth
Sabbata'rian
sac'rosanct I sailed
sa'crum , sail'er
Sabbata'rianism sad
1 Sab'bath
Sabbat'ic
Sabbat'ical
sad'den
sad'der
sad'dest
sail'ing
_ sail'-loft
sail'maker
- sail'or
Sab'batism sad'dle sail'-yard
•V Sabe'an sad'dle-bag sain'foin
Sa'beism sad'dled saint
„ SabeFlian • sad'dler saint'ed
V*V Sabel'lianism sad'dlery saint'like
Sa'bian sad'dle-shaped saint'liness
1 Sa'bianism
Sab'iiie
sa'ble
sad'dle-tree
sad'dling
Sadduce'an
saint'ly
Saint-Simo'nian
•V sabot' Sad'ducee Saint-Si'monist
sa'bre Sad'duceeism Saint-Si'monite
sab'retache sad'-iron Saint Vi'tus’s
sac b saith [dance
saccade' sad'ly I sake
sac'cate sad'ness sak'e
sacchar'ic safe sa'ker
sacchar'ify safe-con'duct sal
saccharim'eter safe'guard salaam'
sac'charine safe'-keeping , sala'cious
sac'charoid safe'ly sal'ad
sac'cule saf'er - salaman'der
sacerdo'tal saf'est J. salaman'drine
sacerdo'talism o safe'ty
sale ly sal'aried
sa'chem p safe'ty-lamp sal'ary
sachet' safe'ty-valve sale
Sack I. 'Q saf'flower sale'able
sack'age ^ saf'fron sale'ableness
sack'but saf'frony sal'ep
sack'cloth sag salera'tus
sacked sa'ga sale'-room
sack'er saga'clous sales'man
sack'ful saga'ciously sales'woman
sack'ing sagac'ity Sal'ic
sacque sag'amore sal'icin, sal'icine
sac'rament sage sali'cylate
sacramen'tal •A’ sage'ly salicyl'ic
/• sacramenta'rian sag'gar, sag'ger sa'lient
sacra'rium sagit'ta salif'erous
sa'cred / sagit'tal sal'ifiable
sa'credly Sagitta'rius salifica'tion
sa'credness A sag'ittary sal'ified
sac'rifice
sac'rificed
(
/ sag'ittate
sa'go
sal'ify
sal'ifying
sac'rificer sagoin' saliaa'tion
sacrifi'cial sa'gy sa'line
sa'hib sali'va
sac'rificing
sa'ic sali'val
^ sac'rilege > saice sal'ivant
i-i-L' sacrile'gious said sal'ivary
0-/Z sacrile'gist r sail sal'ivate

223
 224 sarcastically
salivatod

sam'ara sanguifica'tion
sal'ivated
6'A-:sarivating Samar'itan
■<rTo Sam'bo san'guinarily
saliva'tion
same san'guinary
•6 sal'lenders
same'ness ; san'giiine
.(T sal'let
Sa'mian san'guinely
sal'lied
sa'miel Jl sanguin'eous
sal'low
sal'lowness sam'ite sanguiniv'orous
^ sal'ly sam'let
o Samothra'cian ( p "b sanguisu'gous
sal'lying
samovar' (jA San'hedrim
sally-lunn'
■cTV samp ' J- San'hedrin
sal'ly-port
sam'pan san'icle
salrnagun'di
sam'phire sabiies
■tfTi
salm'on
sam'ple <i_-| sa'nious
sam'pler sanita'rian
salm'onet
sanabil'ity d. san'itary
saltn'onoid
san'ative •b sanita'tion'
salm'oii-trout
sanato'rium q.. san'ity
salon'
i— san'jak
saloon'
san'atory sank
saloop'
sanctifica'tion ^ san'pan
^ sal'picon
sanc'tified sans
sanc'tifier , sansculotte'
sal'pinx
sal'sify sanc'tify San'skrit
' salsil'la sanc'tifying sans souci'
'S' . salt san'talin
sal'l.ant ' sanctil'oquent san'tonine
sal'tate ; sanctimo'nious sap
salta'tion sanctimo'nious- sap'ajou
saltato'rial ness sap'an-wood
saltato'rious sanc'timony sap'id
sanc'tion sapid'ity
sal'tatory sanc'tioned
salt'cellar sanc'tioniiig sa pience
sanc'titude sa'pient
• salt'ed
sapinda'ceous
salt'er
salt'ern sanc'tity sap'less
sal'tier sanc'tuary sap'ling
salt'ing sanc'tum sapodil'la
sal'tire sanc'tus sapona'ceous
salt'ish sand
san'dal saponac'ity
salt'ness
san'dalled, -led sapon'ifiable
saltpe'tre
sall'y san'dal-wood saponifica'tion
salu'brious ' san'darac sapou'ified
salu'brity sand'-bag sapon'ify
sal'utarily sand'ed sapon'ifying
sal'utariness Sandema'nian
,sap'onine
sal'utary sand'-eel sap'onule
san'derling
saluta'tion ■ TT sa'por, sa'pour
salu'tatory san'ders saporif'ic
salute' san'dever
' saporos'ity
salu'ted sand'hill sapped
salu'ter i.—i> sand'iness sap'pcr
salutif'erous , sand'ing
Sap'phic
.(fTw salu'ting san'diver
sap'phire
salvabil'ity sand'-paper
sap'phirine
sal'vable sand'piper
sap'pincss
sal'vage sand'stone
sap'ping
salva'tion sand'wich
sap'py
Salva'tionist sand'y
saproph'agan
sal've sane
sap'-wood
salve j sane'ness
sar'aband
salved sang
Sar'acen
salver '* sangaree'
Saracen'ic
salv'ing sang-froid'
, sar'casm
sal'vo san'giac
sarcas'tic
sal volat'ile San grail'-greal'
sal'vor sanguif'erous sarcas'tically
sarocnct scaliiicss

JLy
V^‘ sarcenet sat inst o' sav in, sav me
—% sar'cocarp sat'irize sa'ving
•p.^ sat'irized .'L. sa'viiigly
sar'cocele sat'irizing
_ sar'cocol p j'' satisfac'tiun sa'viiigs-baiik
• v_. sar'code cT satisfac'lorily
^ > sar'colite satisfcic'lory ^^^sa'viour
—d? sarcol'ogy sat'isfiable sa'vour, sa'vor
sarco'ma sat'isfied .e. . sa'voured
sarco'matous > .p ' sat'isfier .vy^ sa'vourily
sarcoph'agi N't,, .p sat'isfy •'to sa • vourmess
^ sarcoph'agous q. ^ L sat'isfj-iug sa'vouring
( sarcoph'agus I Q. sa'trap sa'vourlcss
5' ‘1 sa'trapy sa'voury
sarcoph'agy .pV Sat'suma savoy'
sar'cous sat'urable Savoy'ard
sard sat'urant J saw
y. sar'dine sat'urate, adj. saw'dust
'^J. sardine' h. sat'urate, v. i -f sawed
i , Sardin'ian sat'urated saw'fish
sar'dius sat'urating L saw'ing
' O; sardoii'ic satura'tion saw'mill
—b sar'donyx H Sat'urday sawn
_ sark Sat'urn saw'ney
_^ sark'ing p Saturna'lia
^ Saturna'lian
Isaw'-pit
saw'yer
sar'lak
Sarma'tian
Sarmat'ic
^ -P^^Satur'iiian

•Q
sat'urnine
sat'urnist
4 sax'atile
. sax'horn
Vi saxic'avous
sar'ment 1 sat'yr sax'ifrage
c/V sar'plar
sa'ros

^ ^ sar'rasin
L sauce
sauce'-boat
sauce'box
0-0 Sax'on
Sax'onism
Sax'onist
^ sarsaparil'la sauced say
sar'sen sauce'pan say'est
sarse'iiet sau'cer say'ing
sarto'rial J-. sau'cier says
sarto'rius sau'ciest scab
sash Y- sau'cily scab'bard
> sashed oLjj sau'ciness scabbed
sash'-frame . ' sauc'ing scab'bier
^ sash'-line Jl saucisson' scab'biest
. sas'safras .r sau'cy
Sas'senach ^ sauer'kraut scab'biness
sas'soliiie scab'bing
1 sas'tra Saumur scab'by
1 sat saun'ter sca'bies
•/ Sa'tan saun'tered ■ sca'bious
satan'ic sauu'terer sca'brous
T ^_. satan'ical saun'tering scad
satch'el Sau'ria scaf'fold
sate sau'rian scaf'folder
•p sa'ted sau'roid scaf'folding
sateen' sau'sage scagl'ia
sat'ellite sausage-roir
Q>\ sa'tiable saute scaglio'la
*■ sa'tiate Sauterne' sca'la
sa'tiated sa'vable, save'- scal'able
sa'tiating sav'age [able scalade'
satia'tion sav'agely scald
■(’*' sati'ety sav'ageness scald'ed
sat'in sav'agery scald'er
satinet(te)' scald'-head
sa'ting savan'nah 0_/' scal'dic
sat'in-wood savant' scald'ing
sat'iiiy save scale
sat'ire .y save -all scaled
satir'ic .i. I saved scalene'
satir'ical sav'eloy sca'ler
satir'ically sa'ver sca'liness
 sear'eity schism
scal'ing
sea re schismat'ic
scall
scal'lawag seare'erow schismat'ical
seal led seared schist
seall'ion searf schist'ose
seal'lop searfed schist'ous
o_^
seal'loped searf'ing (schnapps
seal'loping searf'skin ( schnaps
seal'lywag schol'ar
searifiea'tion schol'arlike
sealp
sealped sear'ifteator schol'arly
' seal'pel I sear'ified scholarship
sealp'er sear'ify scholas'tic
sealp'ing sear'ifying scholas'tically
sealp'ing-knife scholas'ticism
sea'ring scho'liast
9_seal'y sea'rious scho'lium
^ \ seam'ble searlati'na school
seam'bled sc/ioof'-board
seam'bling searlati'nous sc/wol'-book
searn-'mony - sear'let school'hoy
seamp searp school'-d&ys,
seam'per \ searped schooled
seam'pered searred school'leXlov/
seam'pering sear'ring school'girl
sean seathe school'honse
sean'dal seathed school'ing
sean'dalize seathe'less school'mjin
sean'dalized sea'thing school'mdsteT
sean'dalizing ^ seat'ter school'mate
sean'dal-monger seat'ter-brained school'mistress
9—0 seat'tered school'room
sean'dalous seat'terer
sean'dalously seat'tering school'-teacher
sean'dent scaup school'-teaching
- Seandina'vian scav'enge schoon'er
seanned schorl
sean'ning scav'enger schorla'ceous
>. sean'sion scav'enging schottische'
Seanso'res scenar'io sci'agraph
seanso'rial scene sciagraph'ic
seant scene'-painter sciag'raphy
seant'ier sce'nery sciat'ic
‘ seant'iest scene'-shifter scLat'ica
seant'ily sce'nic sciat'ical
'9 seant'iness sce'nical sci'ence
scenograph'ic
scant'ing
sean'tie ,^
9 scenog'raphy
scent
scien'tial
scientif'ic
seant'ling
seant'ly scent'ed scieutif'ical
seant'ness scent'ing scientif'ically

Q_^ \
, seant'y
seape
t scent'less
seep'tic, skep'tic
sci'entist

seape'goat scep'tical sci'licet

Q_^ seape'graee scep'ticism scil'litin-tine .
seape'ment scep'tre scim'itar
o_ seaph'ite scep'tred
„ ^ seap'olite scep'treless scin'eoid
Q_ ^ seap'ple ' sched'ule scincoid'ian
^ V” seap'ula sched'uled scintil'la
seap'ular sche'ma scin'tillant
sche'inatism scin'tillate
g_ seap'ulary scin'tillated
^ ^ sear sche'matist ; scin'tillating
0_/ \ sear'ab scheme scintilla'tion
scar'abee schemed ' sci'olism
°—sear'amoueh sche'mer sci'olist
,v/ scaree sche'ming sci'on
scaree'ly sche'mist
sciop'tic
scaree'ness scher'zo

I.
 seirrhosity 227 scrutinizer

or n xf °~7
' '-'seirrhosity Q_^ ^ Scotch, scotch ■ screech ing
’^~TA
or (1 y? . , , ^ scotched 0—1 screech'-owl
scir rhus f-y / scotch'ing •' screed
'y~ ^ Scotch'inan o-^ screen
Y—: scis'sel “—i— sco'ter <77 screened
\ scis'sile '■ a-jj scot'-free' screen'ing
% scis'sion ■?—I sco'tia 0—? screes
9 ‘iv scis'sors 1 "Vi Scot'ic^ to—jav 0—f screw
r ” . scis'siire ■1 , !>■ Sco'tist Q—1 screw'-driver
el, ^ \ scitamin'eous ?—sco'tograph ^ screwed
Sclavo'nian ^ scoto'mia ° ^ a—V- screw'ing
Scots CP—-1-— screw'-jack
^ Sclavonic <J—1 Scots'man o—r screw'-pine
^^ '' scler'ogen CT' Scot'ticism j,—^ ^ scrib'ble
' ^_: sclcro^sis ^ Scot'tish ^ 0—r scrib'bled
“i V • ' sclcrot'ic V-f scoun'drel cr-r ^ scrib'bler
„ scobs scoun'drelism VA scrib'bling
^ ^ scoff Q;^ Q—. scoun'drelly 0—. ' scribe
‘ scoffed Q_ scour cf—y scribed
a_j. scoff'er ^ «—v scoured ° scri'bing ,
' scoff'in g yf scour'er scrim'mage
^ /I- scold y, scourge 0—scrimp
• scold'ed a-p-^ scourged °—0—scrimped
Oy- ( scold'er ' \ . y. scour'ger 0—y yT- scrim'shaw
seold'ing Q—, 'scour'ging ■ °~\f scrip
*P scol'ecite A scour'ing to—■ scrip'-holder
Q_ “hi scout • ““A script
scout'ed °—\ scripto'rial
° scom'beroid scout'ing ^ scripto'rium
' ' scov'el <^7lr^,ccl. Scrip'tural
sconce Q-— 0—j scow Scrip'turalist
y scone scowl 0—\ Scrip'turally
Q_ scoop scowled a—Scrip'ture
' a—^ scooped scowl'ing Scrip'ture-reader
®—V '' scoop'er \ scrab'ble
'■ ^ scoop'ing o—^ scrab'bled Ni to—1 Scrip'turist
°T^ scoop'net scrab'bling scriv'ener
®ty scope c-o-1 scrag
V to—, ^ sco'piform 1 Iscrag'ged ^° scriv'enery
scorbu'tic 0-J scrag'gily „ scrobic'ulate
°—^ yf scorch vJpscrag'giness ■ TA 7'
?—, °—^ scorched o--r„—^ scrag'gy ' y scrof'ulous
y /! scorch'er „ ' ' scram'ble to^ pj-r' scroll
y f ^' scorch'ing — scram'bled ' scrolled
?—''Zy e_— scorch'ingly scram'bler cp-r' — scroll'work
0_ '■ ' score 'scramb'ling
' ^ scored ' / ^_ scranch °T1-
to-py scro turn
' scor'er ^, ' \ scrap ' scrub
°-ir ^ sco'ria \ scrap'-book <rjJ\ scrubbed
scoria'ceous " \ \—! scrape ' cTT-y scrub'bcr
’~TZ) yw scorifica'tion scraped (3-r\ scrub'bier
^1- ■ sco'rificd ' „ scra'per V o-py scrub'biest
°~t ^'V— sco'riform ^ Xscra'ping o-py scrub'bing
/ scratch '■ scrub'by
sco'rify 9~7 scratched op^ prp^" scru'ff
sco'rifying ■ 7 ^ scratch'ing ' 0—y scrum'mage
• A. scor'ing 0—< scrawl > scru'ple
y^ °~i sco'rious TT scrawled > <3—r scru'pled
°—scorn scrawl'er P3—>. scru'pling
^ scorned 1
-^PT—y ^ scrupulos'ity
Z~~y-\pr,^jA scorn'er scrawl'ing y' scru'pulous
1°^ ■. ^'scorn'ful ‘ ° scrawn'y
®-\/n
? scorn'fully CTT- scray y' a—y scru'pulously
/>' o—scream p3—] scru'pulousness
f— scorn'ing 0—•• screamed 0—]• scruta'tor
?—' yr<^ Scor'pio o—scream'er -1 scru'tatory
yY°—^ scor'pion o—scream'ing ‘’7-^0 scrutineer'
^ - y< scor'tatory 0-; scree <n>-^ scru'tinize
^ ' scor'za ./ screech ^ scru'tinized
Scot °T7 screeched °7}-^ scru'tinizer
1
 228 sectarianism
scrutinizing

scu'tum sea'-snail
^ scru'tinizing sea'son
<n^- scru'tiiiy scym'itar
scythe sea'sonable
scythed sea'soned
or .1 scrutoire sca'soner
Scyth'ian
sea sea'soning
Yscud sea'son-ticket
“Vl- nscud'ded sea'board
sea'-born seat
scud'ding
sea'-boriie seat'ed
« scu'di sea'-term
J" scu'do sea'-breach
sea'-breeze se'at'ing
scuf'fle sea'-urchin
scuf'fled sea'-captain
sea'-chart sea'-wall
^ scuf'fler
sea'coast sea'ward
' scuf'tiiiig sea'-watcr
sculk sea'-cow
“Zl sea'-weed
_ sculked sea'-dog
sea'-elephant sea'worthiness
sculk'er
sea'farer sea'worthy
Y scull sea'faring seba'ceous
o sculled
sea'-fight sebac'ic
T scull'er
sea'-gauge se'bate
<> scull'ery
sea'-girt sebun'dy
scuH'ing
sea'-green se'eant
scuU'iou
sea'-gull* secede'
scurpin
sea'-horse sece'ded
e! sculp'tor
sea'-kale sece'der
sculp'tural
sea'-king sece'ding
e. X sculp'ture
sculp'tured seal secern'
sculpturesque' sealed secerned'
sculp'turing sea'-leopard secorn'ing
seal'er seces'sion
scum
sea'-level Iseces'sionist
4 scum'ble seal'ing seclude'
scumb'ling seal'ing-wax • sec.lu'ded
scummed sea'-lion ^ scclu'ding
scum'iner seal'skin seclu'sion
scum'mings seam - sedu'sive
, scup'pcr sea'man sec'ond
sea'manship sec'ondarily ’
scurf
scurf'ier — sea'-mark sec'ondary
n scurf'iest • seamed sec'ond-best
scurf'iness seam'er |. sec'onded
■ scurf'y sea'-mew sec'ojider
seam'ing sec'ond-/wHi
. ^ scur'rile
n scurril'ily ’ seam'less scc'onding
scur'rilous sea'-mouse sec'ondly
scur'rilously seam'ster sec'ond-rate
<3^- sec'onds
scur'ried ^“1: seam'stress
' ^ ■ scut'ry seam'y scc'ond sight
<3~>*
, scur'rying <ip> seance' se'crecy
scur'vily sea'-pie se'eret
scur'viness sea'plane secretaire'
scur'vy sea'port sccreta'rial
scut sear sccreta'riat
' scu'tage search sec'retary
scu'tate search'able ‘ sec'rctary-bird
scutch searched sec'rctaryship
“t7 scutched scarch'er secrete'
scutch'eon search'ing secre'ted
7 scutch'ing seared secre'ling
■ „ scute sear'ing secre'tion
J scu'tol sea'-room secrc'tive
r " scu'tcllate sea'-rover secre'tiveness
a_'/^ scu'tellated sea'sc;ipe sc'crctly
scutei'lum sea'-serpent se'eretness
scutif'erous sea'-shell secre'tory
scu'tiforin sea'shore sect
scut'tle sea'sick secta'rian
scut'tled sea'-sickness secta'rianism
scut'tling sea'side
seotnrianize 229 seimquavor

secta'rianize X sced'y -'selenog'rapher

sect'arist Ij see'ing selenograph'ic
sect'ary seek
sue'tile seek'er selenog'rapliy
sec'tioii seek'ing o tf'Vself
scc'tjonal seem 'v o self-con'fident
sec'tor seemed ? oA self-con'scious
sec'ular seem'er r self-control'
sec'ularism scern'ing self-defence'
sec'ularist T seem'ingly self-deni'al
secular'ity seem'Iier '/ o)-v.< self-esteem'
secuiariza'tion scem'liest g self-ev'idcnt
seem'liness self-help'
, sec'ularize seem'ly self-in'/erest
sec'ularizecl seen [sees) seU-i)i'lerested
sec'ularizing ) se'er (one who J self'ish
sec'uhirly ^ seer (a prophet) A~- self'ish\y
sec'uiid sees ^ selfishness
sec'uncline see'-saw ^ Kk, self-love'
secur'able see'-sawed . _ -r- self-made'
secure' see'-sawing ^ self-possessed'
secured' •I seethe ® ^ self-posscs'sion
secure'ly seethed self-reli'ance
secur'er f seeth'er self-reli'ant
secu'riform seelh'ing ^ self-rely'ing
seg'gar "v b*-^ self-right'eous
secur'ing seg'ment , "v self-right'eous-
secu'rity seg'mental self'same [ness
sedan' segmenta'tion self-will'
sedate' scg'regate self-willed'
sedate'ly seg'regated sell
'sedate'ness seg'rcgating sell'er
sed'ative segrega'tion sell'ing
se'dent jSeid'iitz sel'vage
•sed'entarily seigncu'rial sel'vedge
seigii'ior t sel'vaged
i sed'entariness sei'gniorage ( sel'vedged
sed'eiitary sei'gniory sel'vagee
sede'runt seine selves'
sedge sein'er sem'aphore
sedg'y sein'ing semaphor'ic
sed'iment seis'in sematol'ogy
sedimen'tary seis'mic sem'blance
sedi'tioii seis'mograph semee
sedi'tionary seismom'eter semciog'raphy
sedi'tious seiz'able semeiolog'ical
seduce' seize ,<~s* semeiol'ogy
seduced' seized semeiot'ic
seduce'ment seiz'er semes'ter
sedu'cer sei'zin semes'tral
scdu'cible sciz'ing semes'trial
sedu'eing sei'zure ff semi-an'nual
seduc'tion se'lah sem'ibreve
seduc'tive sel'dom sem'icircle
seduc'tively select'
sedu'lity select'ed semicir'cular
sed'ulous selcct'ing semico'lon
sed'ulously selec'tion scmicu'bical
see select'ive semi-detached'
seed l^select'man semi-diam'eter
seed'-bud ^ „ select'ness semilu'nar
seed'ed 1 select'or sem'inal
seed'icr . . sel'enate sem'inarist
seed'iest 6‘' sele'niate ^ sem'inary
seed'iness selen'ic ^ sem'inate
seed'less sel'enide Vd-^55N' ssmina'tion
seed'ling selenif'erous '^ seminif'erous
seeds'man sel'enite semiuif 'ic
seed'-time seleiiit'ic (j-y sem'iped
seed'-vessel sele'nium sem'iquaver
 ^ sen suous Sep'tuagint
<jS_: (TS Semit'ic sep'tum
^ .0 sem'itone — sent
sen'tence ^ sep'tuple
S>. sernivow'el ' sepul'chral
fit 07"/^ semoli'na sen'tenced
^ I sen'tencing sep'ulchre
sempcrvi'rent senten'tial ^ sep'ulture
senten'tious i U'. sequa'cious
senipiter'nal
senten'tiously . J. sequac'ity
scm'pre
senten'tiousness se'quel
seinp'ster
sen'tiency se'quence
seiup'stress
sen'tient se'quent
se'nary
sen'timent sequen'ti.al
sen'ate
sentimen'tal Sis seques'ter
seii'atc-house
• sentimen'talism seques'tered
sen'ator
seques'taring
senato'rial
sentimen'talist seques'trate
' seiiato'rian
seques'trated
sea'atorship
"“sentimentarity seques'trating
send
sentimen'talize sequestra'tion
send'er
seq'uestrator
send'ing sentimen'talized
se'quin
sen'ega
senes'cence sentimen'talizing sera'glio
<usus> . sera'i
sen'eschal
sen'green sentimen'tally . ‘’y^V-rs'scralbu'men
sen'tinel or . ser'aph
se'nile
sen'try —1 seraph'ic
senil'ity
sen'try-box ser'apbim
se'nior
senior'ity ’sep'al a_ ser'aphine
sen'na
sen'night \ 0. sep'aloid
A\ separability
sep'arable
oT seras'kier
Serbo'nian
sere
Oi-. sen'nit
, senoc'ular ^ sep'arate, adj. serenade'
senor' \ 1 sep'arate, v. serena'ded
^.seno'ra Y 1 sep'arated Serena'der
senori'ta “X sep'arately ^ screna'ding
P sen'sate, adj. K ■ scp'arateness serena'ta
•I sen'sate, v. - sep'arating serendip'ity
sen'satcd ^ separa'tion £>^‘ J. serene'
sensa'tion sep'aratism sere ne' 1ly
y
^ sensa'tional sep'aratist O'_serene'ness
sensa'tionalism sep'arative o/- i. seren'ity
/. scnsa'tionalist sep'arator serf
sensa'tionary sep'aratory cT'V serf'dom
sense se'pia serge [-jeancy]
<1^
se'poy ser'geancv
Y sense'less sept ser'geant-jeant
sense'lessly
sense'lessness septan'gular ’<y^ /
' (sensibiVity septa'ria or ser'geant-ma'jor
■5 sen'sible sep'tate
(sen'sibly Septem'ber ./’■ se'rial
sensif'crous Septem'brist <y^ se'rially
sensif'ic !l--=-^septein'vir oJ> i se'riate
sens'isni ^scp'tenary O'*!—.• seria'tini
septen'nial seri'ccous
Y. sen'sitive septen'trional se'rics
' sen'sitively
septet', septette' ser'in
CL ’LLj) sen'sitivcness
• <u>v • . scn'sitize sept'foil
serio-com'ic
sen'sitized sep'tic
sen'sitizing septicae'raia se'rious .
^tSenso'rial sep'tical .09 se'riously
' scnso'rium \ sep'ticidal se'riousness
sen'sory i- septic'ity ser'jeant
sen'sual I i scptifa'rious ‘'Vrs ser'nion
scn'sualism ser'monize
scptif'erous V
^■^^sen'sualist septilat'eral
^ sensual'ity ser'monized
J
sen'sualize septin'sular
ser'monizer
sen'sualized % septuagena'rian
^■^[^-^^sen'sualizing \ -54^ septuagc'nary ser'monizing
sen'sually ^ Septuages'ima scroll'
scrooii 231 sliankinii'

j, seroon' set'-to shade

seros'ity set'wall sha'ded
o^J . sur'otine sev'en • shades
se'rous sev'enfold sha'dier
ser'pent
sha'diest
serpcn'tiform sev'ennight sha'dily
sevAitecu' , sha'ditiess
ser'pentine sevetiteeuth sha'diiig
ser'pt'utry ■ sev'enth ' shad'ow
scrpi'go sev'enthly shad'owed
ser'rate sev'enticth shad'owing
ser'rated sev'enty shad'owy
ser'rature sev'er sha'dy
ser'ried t sev'cral shaft
scr'rulate ( sev'erally . shaft'ed
serrula'tion sev'eralty shaft'ing
se'rum sev'eraiice shag
serv'ant severe' shag'giness
serve sev'ered shag'gy
served severe'ly shagreen'
serv'er scver'er shah
Ser'vian sever'est shake
serv'ice • sev'ering 4. sha'ken
serv'iceable sever'ity sha'ker
serv'iceableness sew Sha'kerism
sew'age sha'kier
serviette' sewed A, sha'kiest
serv'ile sew'er (who sews)
' serv'ilely 4-o> sha'kiness
sew'er (a drain) sha'king
o'^ servil'ity sew'erage shak'o
^ serv'ing sew'ing Shakspe'rian
serv'ing-man sew'ing-machine sha'ky
\ serv'itor <!-U sewn shale
serv'itude sex s/tall
^ ses'ame sexagena'rian shalloon'
i ses'amoid sexag'enary shal'lop
^ ses'amum Sexages'ima shallot', shalot'
sesquial'tera shal'low
sexan'gular
shallower
sesquicar'bonate ^ sexcn'nial shal'lowness
sex'less shall
sesquidu'plicate Q-!^ sext sha'ly
sesquip'edal „, - sex'tain sham
sex'tant sha'man
ses quitone sextet' Sha'manism
sess Y sex'tile sham'ble
ses'sDe sextil'lion sham'bled
ses'sion J~ sex'ton sham'bling
ses'sional r, ■ n sex'toness shame
J ' sess'pool J sex'tiiple shamed
'v ses'tp.ree
ses terce 4^sex'ual shame'faced
sestet', sestette' sex'ualist shame'fiil
■r set ^ sexual'ity shame'fully
f se'ta sex'ually shame'less

i seta'ceous sforza'to ^ shame'lessncss

■£-
setif'erous sfuraa'to sha'ming
4 se'tiform ■ shab shammed
set'-off shab'bier sham'mcr
se'ton shab'biest sham'ming
se'tous shab'bily sham'my
sett shab'biness shampoo'
settee' shab'by shampooed'
set'ter shab'rack shampoo'er
set'ting shack shampoo'ing
set'tle shack'le sham'rock
set'tled shack'led shan'dygatf
t set'tlement shack'les shank
set'tler shack'Jiiig 4^ shanked
4 set'tling shad shank'er
set'tlor shad'dock shank'ing
4
 232 shirt
shan't

, shed shib'boleth
j' shan’t
/ shed'der shie
shan'ty
y shcd'ding shield
shape
sheen shield'ed
< shaped
shield'ing
shape'less sheen'y
sheep shield'less
shape'Iiness
sheep'-cot shift
shape'ly
sheep'-dog shift'ed
sha'ping
shecp'fold shift'er
shard
shift'ier
share
sheep'-hook shift'iest
shared
^ sheep'ish shift'ing
share'holder
X sheep'ish ly shift'less
shar'er
^ shcep'ishness shift'y

T
A z
sha'ring
shark
sharked
sheep'-pen Shi'ite
shille'la(g)h
. ^ shilla'lah
shark'er sheep'-run
'' sheep’s'-eye /Z shil'ling
shark'ing
sheep'skin JJ f shil'ly-shally
sharp
^ Z Shi'loh
r <
\
\
j’>
sharped sheep'-stealer
sheep'-stealing y y Shi'ly
sharp'-edged
. y shim'mer
sharp'en
sharp'ened sheer Z ^ shim'mered
sheered Z shim'mering
sharp'ening
J . shin

<h sharp'er sheer'-hulk

sheer'ing shin'dy
sharp'est
sheers J shine
sharp'ing
sheer'water J shined
T \ sharp'ly
sheet ^ shi'ner
sharp'ness
^ ■ shcet'-anchor <Z shi'ness
sharp'-set
sharp'shootcr sheet'ing L. shin'gle
sheets shin'gled
sheik, sheikh I. shin'gles
sharp-sight'ed

,ic. sharp-wit'tcd
shas'ter
shat'ter
shattered
shek'el
Shcki'nah
shel'drake
_shin'gling
^ shin'gly
shi'nier
^ shi'niest
shel'duck ' shi'ning
shatt'ering
shat'ters cyV. shelf Z, Shinto
r oV' shelf'y shi'ny
shat'tery
Z shell ship
shave
shaved f\ (_J shel ac',shell'-lac
A ship'board
shave'ttng Z . .' . shelled
sha'ven sheli'-fish ship'-builder
sha'ver /C shell'ing
shav'ing shell'work
ship'-building
shell'y ship'-carpenter
shav'ing-brush shel'ter ship'-chandler
shawl shel'tered
shawm shcl'tering ship'master
she ship'mate
sheaf shcl'terless
shear shel'tie, shel'ty ship'ment
sheared shelve ship'-money
shear'er shelved ,
ship'-criv'«cr
shear'ing shelves shipped
shear'man shelv'ing
' ^ ^ ship'per
shears shelv'y
ship'ping
shear'-steel Shem'itc
i' ship'shape
shear'water Shcmit'ic ship'wreck
sheat'-fish She'ol
sheath shep'herd ship'wrecked
sheathe shep'herdess ship'wright
sheathed sher'bet ship'yard
sheath'er sherd shire
sheath'ing shereef', -rif' , shire'-town
A sher'iff shirk
sheath'y
A-' sheave
shebeen' A
y sher'ry
shew
shirked
shirk'ing

i Shechi'nah 7 shi'ah shirt

 shirtod 233 sick

shirt'ecl shot'free shrink'age

shirt'ing shot'ten shrink'er
shirt'less should I shrink'ing
shit'tah
shrive
shive shourdcr shrived
shiv'er j shourder-belt shriv'el
shiv'ercd V shoul'der-blade shriv'elled
shiv'eriiig slioul'dered shriv'elling
shiv'ery shourdering shriv'en
shoad
shri'ving
shoal shoul'der-knot shroff
shoal'iness shout shroff'age
shoal'y shout'ed shroud
shear shout'er shroud'ed
' shoat shout'ing shroud'iiig
shock shove Shrove'tide
shocked shoved Shrove Tues'dayJ
shock'-headed shov'el shrub
shock'iiig shov'elful
shod < shov'elled shrub'bery
shod'dy ( shov'eled shrub'biness
shoe < shov'eller shrub'by
shoe'black ( shov'eler shrug
- shoe'ing { shov'elling shrugged
shoe'-leather ( shov'eling shrug'ging
shoe'less shov'ing — shrunk
- shoe'maker show . shrunk'en
shoe'making show'-bill / shud'der
sho'er . ^ show'bread shud'dered
shoe'-string -4^ show'-case shud'dering
shone showed S shuf'fle
shook . I show'er - shuf'fled
shoon show'er shuf'fltr
shoot show'er-bath shuffling
' shoot'er ( show'ered > shu'mac
shoot'ing J show'ering shun
. shoot'ing-star 'n show'erless shunned
shop show'ery shun'ning
shop'keeper . show'ily shunt
shop'lifter
shop'man
^ shop'ping
' .
■hs
^ show'iness
show'ing
. show'man
4 shunt'ed
/ shunt'er
' shunt'ing
shop'walker nA shown shut
shop'-woman j show'roora / shut'ter
shore Jr show'y ' shut'ting
shored — shrank shut'tle
shore'less shrnp'nel shut'tlecock
shor'ing ^ shred shwan'pan
shorl shred'ded
V shorn shred'ding
i shy
shy'er
short shrew shy'est
short'eoming ^ shrewd shy'ing
short'en ' shrewd'ly shy'ly
short'ened shrewd'ness shy'ness
short'ener , shrew'ish si
short'ening shrew'-mole
short'er sial'agogue
shrew'-mouse Siamese'
short'est shriek Sibe'rian
short'hand shrieked sib'ilance
.irt- 5/!0>'i-han'ded shriek'ing sib'ilancy
short'hoTn shriev'alty ' sib'ilant
short'horned shrift sibila'tion
short' shrike sil/yl
short'ly shrill sib'ylline
short'ncss shrill'ness sic, sie'ea
shorts shril'Iy sie'eative
sAo/'i-sight'ed shrimp sie'eity
sAorl-sight'ed- shriinp'ing sice
j- shot [ness shrine Sicil'ian
shote shrink sick

10—(S.I7Q)
 234 simulacrum
sick-bed

( sig'nalling Sil'lery
sick'-bed
< sig'naling sil'lier
sick'en
sig'nally sil'liest
sick'ened
sig'nalman sil'lily
sick'ening
sil'liness
sick'ish
sig'natory sillom'eter
sick'le
sig'nature sil'lon
sick'led
sick'lewort sign'-board
signed
r sil'ly
si'lo
sick'lied
sign'er c silt
sick'liness
sig'net silt'ed
sick'-list
significance silt'ing
sick'ly
Silu'rian
sick'ness
silu'ridan
sick'-room signif'icancy sil'va
side
sil'van
side'board
significant sil'ver
si'ded
signif icantly sil'vered
side'ling
significa' tion sil'verer
side'long
significative sil'ver-grey
si'deral
sil'vering
side'real
sig'nificator sil'verling
sid'erite
signif'icatory sil'vcrsmith
siderog'raphy
\ signified sil'vcr-stick
sid'eroscope
i sig'nify sil'ver-tree
side'-saddle
signifying sil'very
side'-table
sign'iiig simar'
side'walk
si'gnior simaru'ba
sidc'wise
sign'-manual sim'ia
si'di
si'g nor sitn'ian
si'ding
signo'ra sim'ilar
si'die
signori'na similar'ity
si'dled
si'gnory sim'ilarly
si'dling
L sign'-painter sim'Oe
/ siege
-6 sicg'ing
si'eiiite
sign'-post
Sikh
simil'itude
sim'ilor
si'lence sim'ious
sien'na
^ si'lenced sim'itar
0/ sier'ra
si'lencer sim'mer
sies'ta
r ^ si'lencing sim'mered
sieve
si'lent sim'niering
sift
sift'ed si'lently simo'niac
sift'er " sile'sia simoni'acal
Q Silc'sian Simo'nian
sift'ing
si'lex sim'ony
sigh
silhouette' simoom'
'f sighed
sigh'er sil'ica simoon'
<f~s-
sigh'ing sil'icate si'mous
L sil'icated sim'per
t sight
sim'pcred
'p sighted sili'ceous
sight'ing silicif'erous sim'perer
T sight'less silic'ified sim'pering
t . sight'lessness silic'ify sim'ple
r sight'liness ■ silic'hying
sight'ly sili'cium sim'pie-minded
f sight'-scemg sil'icle ' simple-mind'ed-
K sight'-seer sil'icon ness
sig'il silic'ulose sim'pleness
sigilla na sil'iqua sim'pler
^ sig'moid sil'iquiform sim'plest
sigmoid'al sim'pleton
sign sil'iquose simplic'ity
<0
sig'nal silk simplifica'tion
sig'nalize silk'cn
sim'plified
sig'nalizcd silk'iness
sig'nalizing sim'plify
silk'worm
sig'nalled sim'plifying
“Hi. silk'y sim'ply
sig'naled
sig'naller sill [bub
sig'naler sil'labub, syl'la- simula'crum
 simulate 235 skip

sim'ulate sin'ner si'zar

siin'ulated sin'net size
sini'ulating sin'ning size'able
siinula'tioii siii'-offcring sized
siinulta'iieous sin'ter siz'd
sinmlta'neously Sin'too si'zer
sin sin'uate si'zing
Sinait'ic sin'uated si'zy
Sina'pis sin'uating sjam'bok
■ sin'apisin sinua'tion skald
'}_S> since sin'uose skate
sincere' sinuos'ity skat'ed
sincere'ly sin'uous ska'ter
sincer'ity si'nus ska'ting
sincip'ital sip skedad'dle
sin'ciput si'phon skeet
sin'don siphon'ic skeg
i- sine siphon'ifer skein
si'necural siphonif'erous skd'eton
si'phuncle skep'tic
si'necure siphun'cular sker'ry
k si'necurism sipped sketch
si'necurist sip'ping sketch'-book
si'ne di'e sir sketched
7 si'ne qua non sir'car or sir'kar sketch'er
sin'ew sir'dar skctch'ily
sin'ewed sire sketch'ing
sin'ewy si'ren sketch'y
sinfo'nia sirene' skew
sin'ful siri'asis skew'-back
sin'fully Sir'ius skew'-bridge
sin'fulness sir'loin skewed
sing siroc'co skew'er
singe sir'rah ski
singed sir'up
singe'ing sir'upy skid
sing'er sis'kin skid'ded
; sing'er sis'ter skid'ding
Singhalese' sis'terhood skiff
sing'ing sis'ter-in-law
ski'-ing
sing'ing-book sis'terly
sing'ing-master Sis'tine skil'ful
sing'ing-school sis'truin skil'fully
sin'gle Sisyph'ean skil'fulness
sin'gled sit V skill
sin'gle-handed site V skilled
sin'gle-hearted sith skil'let
sin'gle-minded sithe skil'ling
single-mind'ed- sitol'ogy skil'ly
ness sit'ter skim
sin'gleness sit'ting skimmed
sin'gle-stick sit'ting-room skim'mer
• sin'gling sit'uate skim'-milk
sin'gly sit'uatcd skim'ming
sing'song situa'tion
sin'gular sitz'-bath skim'mington
singular'ity Si'vaism skin
sin'gularly Sivan' skin'-deep
sin'ical six skin'flint
sin'ister six'fold
sin'istral six'pence skin'ful
sin'istrous six'penny skink
sink six'score skinned
sink'er sixteen' skin'ner
sink'-hole sixteenth' skin'nier
sink'ing sixth skin'niest
sink'ing-fund sixth'ly skin'ning
sin'less six'tieth skin'niness
sin'lessness six'ty skin'ny
>4;' sinned si'zable skip
skipped 236 slinking

skipped slan'derous
r~i, sleeked
skip'per slan'derously sleek'ing
skip'ping slang
skir'mish slanged sleek'ly
skir'mished slang'ing sleck'ness
skir'misher slang'y sleep
skir'mishing slant sleep'er
skir'ret slant'ed sleep'ier
___ skirt slant'ing sleep'iest
' skirt'ed slant'ingly sleep'ily
skirt'ing slant'wise sleep'iness
skirt'ing-bo,^^d slap sleep'ing
skit slap'-dash sleep'less
skit'tish slapped sleep'lessness
skit'tishly slap'ping sleep'-walker
skit'tie-alley slash sleep'-walking
skit'ties slashed sleep'y
ski'ver slash'er sleet
skew slash'ing sleet'incss
skulk C slat sleet'y
skulked slatch sleeve
skulk'er slate
skulk'ing si a'ted A/^ sleeve'-link
skull slate'-pencil sleigh
skull'cap sla'ter sleigh'-bell
skunk sla'ting sleigh'ing
skur'ry slat'tern sleight
sky slat'ternhnes slen'der
sky'-blue slat'ternly slen'derly
sky'ey sla'ty
sky'-high slaugh'ter slen'derness
sky'ish slaugh'terei slept
sky'lark sleuth
slaugh'ter-house sleuth'-hound
sky'larldng slaugh'tering slew
sky'light slaugh'terous sley
sky'-rocket Slav slice
sky'-sail slave sliced
sky'-scrape3 slaved sli'cer
slab slave'-driver sli'eing
slab'bcr slick
slab'bered slave'holder slid
slab'berer slave'holding slid'der
slab'bering slave'-oicner slide
. slab'biness sla'ver sli'der
slab'by slav'er sli'ding
slack slav'ered sli'ding-scale
slacked slav'erer slight^
slack'en slav'ering ' slight'ed
slack'ened sla'very slight'er
slack'ening I slave'-ship slight'est
slack'iiig slave' slight'ing
, sla'ving slight'iiigly
slack'ly slight'ly
slack'ness sla'vish slight'ness
slag sla'vishly sli'ly
slag'gy slim
slaie sla'vishness slime
slain : Slavon'ic slimed
slake slay sli'miness
slaked slay'er
, slake'less slay'ing , sli'rning
” sla'king sleave slim'ness
slam slea'zy, s!cc'zy sli'my
slammed sled sling
slam'ming sled'ded sling'er
slan'der sled'ding
slan'dered ^ sledge sling'ing
b- slan'dcrer sledge'-hammer slink
slan'dering sleek slink'ing
 slip 237 sinouI(l(T

^ ^s>iP ^ slub'bered <f smat'tering

_ slip'-knot slub'beriug e smear
^ stippi'il fl sludge smeared
shp'pcr 6' slue V ^ smear'ing
6 K_p . slip'poriaess _ slued ^ smear'y
f\ slip'pcry _ slug^ i' smec'tite
^ slip'piiig _ f slug'gard smell
si ip'shod fj y slug'gish smelled
OO' /' s'ip'-slop f ^ slug'gishly <5^’ ' smell'er
1 £-■ Slu C'- "O slug'gishness smell'ing
^ Slil'tCT ■ ^ sluice
slit'ting Cj ^ ^ slui'cy p smell'ing-bottle
slit'tiiig mill slu'ing
sliv'cr ^ slum smell'ing-salts
^ sloam ^ ^ slum'bcr smell'-less
fi sloat slum'bered ^ <n^ smelt
O ^ slob'ber ^ \slum'bcrer smelt'ed
^ slob'b.red <r7b slum'bering a^smclt'er
\ V slob'beror ^ slum'bcrous f^''z smelt'ery
s.ob'bfring slum'ming smelt'ing
_ sloe b' slump a~> smew
~ slog b" slung ^ — _■• smick'er
t" _ slo gaii ^ slunk ^ aO smil'acin
C 1 slogged ^ \ slur aO smile
C _^ slog ger ^ slurred ''' smiled
^ C slog'ging _ slur'ring smi'ler
tA sloid, sloyd slush smi'ling
^ sloop O slush'y
O' ^ slop 6^ slut gy/~Y smi'lingly
slop'-basiii ^ 0 slut'tish arv// smirch
\i_> slope 6'0' J slut'tishly iTby’ smirched
sloped ^ sly _smirch'ing
Ov. sm'ping (C\ sly'-boots smirk
slop'-pail ^ -b sly'ly smirk'ing
^ V” slopped 6v ■ sly'ness ff> smit
^P\_p slop'pitiess smack smite
O'. slop'piiig £p^ smacked a;: ^ ^ smi'ter
6^\. slop'py 4"^—^ smack'ing g~^ 1 smith
ON^ siop'-shop ■I g-y smith'ery
g-Y' small
g-y smith'ing
' O slosh ' small'age C smith'y
0 ' slosh'y a'. smi'ting
<C slot small'-arms a~^ <r> smitt
£\ sloth •J' smit'ten
sloth'ful (rV^~\ y small'er smock
0 V s'.oth'fully small'ness ' \L smock'-frock
V; ^ sloth'fulncss small'pox <57n_ smoke
slot'ted ' smalt <rp^ smoked
' slot'ting <r~v J _ smalt me <r;^—r smoke'less
O O slourh J. smarag'dine ar^— smo'kcr
^ slouched ^ smo'kier
bAJi' slouch'hat —I' smarag'dite
aT^-= smo'kicst
' U slouch'iiig . <r^ smart gy^__r' smo'kily
O - slough (a bog) smart'ed a-jN—^ smo'kiness
slouch ('<i Ciist <5~v^ smart'en aTN—^ ■ smo'king
^ ^ sloughed [skin) smart'ened a~y at'—; smo'ky
smart'ening ,( smooth
- slough'iiig > smart'er smoothed
6 slough'y \ smart'est a ;• g-y smooth'er
^ slough'y cpv^ z'- smart'ing a-^ ( smooth'-faced
^ v> slov'cn smart'ly ^-^g-y smooth'ing
slov'enliuess ^ smart'-money e-y y- smooth'ly
■ slov'cudy {s—\ smart'ness A_p 0^ smooth'ness
<pN smash ■ smorzan'do
^ slow ^ smashed smorza'to
o slow'ly <0 1 smash'er “V smote
e slow'ness 0 _ smashdug a—r-^ smoth'er
t'' ’V—^ slow'-worm smat'ter smoth'ercd
jv slub g-smat'tcred a smoth'ering
^ ' slub'ber ^ smat'terer ar-/ smoul'dcr
smouldered 238 socle

smoul'clercd sneered ~ snuf'fled

smoul'clering sneer er I d snuf'fles
smoul'dry . .sneer'ing snuf'fling
^ sneer'ingly snuff'-taker
smudge
smudged <t_9. sneeze snuff'y
smudg'i^^g sneezed snug
smug sneez'ing snugged
smug'gle snick snug'gery
smug'gled snick'er snug'ging
smug'gler <5_S~ snick'ered snug'gle
smug'gling snick'ering snug'gled
smut ^ sniff snug'gling
smutch sniffed snug'ly
smutched sniff'ing so
smutch'iiig snif'fle soak
smut'ted <Ljr snig'ger soak'age
smut'tily snig'gered soaked
smut'tiness snig'gering soak'er
smut'ting snig'gle soak'ing
smut'ty snig'gled soap
snack snig'gling soap'-bubble
snaf'fle > snip 'X soaped
snaf'fled snipe ^ soap'ier
snaf'fiing snipped V ^ soap'iest
snag - snip'ping X soap'ing
snag'gy '-^^snip'-snap soap'-stone
snail \ snivel soap'-suds
sniv'cl(l)cd soap'wort
snail'-like V soap'y
snail'-shell ^ sniv'el(l)er X.
snake sniv'el(l)ing soar
snake'-root snob <7\ soared
snake'-stone '\y' snob'bery soar'ing
snake'-wood snob'bish A sob
sna'kish snob'bishly sobbed
sna'ky Vx snood . sob'bing
snap snooze A ^ so'ber
snap'dragon snore % so'bered
snap'-shot snored v. so'bering
snapped snor'er 5v^' so'berly
snap'p<'r • ^ snor'ing so'berness
snap'ping snort sobri'ety
snap'pish snort'ed \ so'briquet
snap'pishly ' snort'er 0I _ soc
snapt snort'ing soc'age
snare snot so'-called
snared snot'ter h sociability
snar'er snout so'ciable
snar'ing snow oV\- so'ciably
snarl snow'ball so'cial
snarled snow'bird
^.so'cialism
snarl'er snow'blind
snarl'ing snow'-drift oV so'cialist
snar'y snow'-drop ■ socialist'ic
snatch snowed social'ity
snatched snow'flake so'cialize
snatch'er snow'ing so'cialized
snatch'ing snow'-shoe so'cializing
snatch'ingly snow'slip so'cially
snath snow'-storm soci'ety
sneak snow'-white Socin'ian
sneaked snow'y Socin'ianism
sneak'er snub
sociolog'ic
sneak'ier snubbed
sneak'iest lA^snub'bing fTi 'h sociolog'ical
> sneak'ing snuff ^ Vi sociol'ogist
Vv , snuff'-box
sncak'ingly sociol'ogy
\ f. snuffed
sneak'-up „ snuff'ers sock
sneak'y CN snuff'ing sock'et
sneer ^ VA snuf'fle so'cle
 socman 239 sonneting

soc man ^ sol'ecism so'lo

Soc'otrine 'b ^ sol'ecist so'loist
Socrat'ic solecis'tic Sol'omon’s-seal
Socrat'ical '67 sol'ecize ^ sol'stice
Socrat'ically n. soled solsti'tial
Soc'ratisin 'Oj '
sole'ly ^ solubil'ity
sod '6 sol'emn ' sol'uble
'A
so'da ^ so'lus
sol'emiiess
so'dalite dTS ^ solutel
sodal'ity solem'nity solu'tion
so'da-water solvabil'ity
solemniza'tion
sod'ded vij'X solv'able
J' -p sod'den sol'emnize 'Av. \ solve
-p sod'ditig solved
sol'emnized
'■ p sod'dy solv'ency
-p “t—''' so'dium sol'emnizer solv'erid
- sod'omy solv'ent
sol'emnizing
o- ^ soev'er solv'er
so'fa sol'emnly solv'ing
sof'fit 6' so'lea ■ somatol'ogy
sof'ism V?-' so'lenite somatot'omy
o soft b so'lenoid som'bre, somber
sof'ten ^ sol'-fa
,o sof'tened '6 V^sol'-faing
^ som'breness
sof'tener solfana'ria ‘'~'*\som'brous
sof'tening solfata'ra some
soft'ly solic'it \ some'body
^ soft'ness solic'itant ^”'V\ I. some'how
vj ■L- sog'gy 'a solicita'tion ^ ^ - some'one
•7 .p soho solicited som'ersault
^ soi-disant' 'n solic'iting som'erset
’o ^ soil o solic'itor something
7b I soiled S^J or bj solic'itor- some'time
soil'ing ^en'eral some'times
soiree' ^ solic'itous some'vvhat
soj'ourn '^1^' solic'itously some'where
„ soj'ourned ’ solic'itude so'mite
'P'^^ P soj'ourner '6^ sol'id somnambula'-
soj'ourning ^1 solidar'ity tion
ai_ soke bX-P solidifica'tion somiiam'bulator
Sol ^ ' solid'ified
solid'ify somnam'bulism
^ '6 sol'ace \ solid'ifyi.ng
'* sol'aced b'JP. sol'idism somnam'bulist
'6 sol'acement somnif'erous
sol'acing sol'idist
solana'ceous solid'ity 'V somnif'ic
solan'der sol'idly
6. ' so'lan-goose somnil'oquence
solidun'gulous
C^' Vsol'anine
sola'no solifid'ian somnil'oquism
so lar
'rv..
sola'rium
solifid'ianism somnil'oquist
solariza'tion somnip'athy
solil'oquize
so'larize (■ som'nolence
so'larized ; solil'oquized , som'nolency
so'larizing soliloquizing som'nolent
sola'tium solil'oquy • «ix son
n
sold
sol'dan
sol'iped
sol'ipede
so'nance
so'nant
sol'der solip'edous ^ sona'ta
sol'dered solitaire' sonati'na
sol'dcrer solita'rian ; soTig
song ster
sol'itarily <-*1.
sol'deriiig b song'stress
r7 sol'dier
sol'diering
sol'itariness
so/itary
■d sonif'erous
^ son'-in-law
rh n.
n
sol'dierly
sol'diery
sol'itude
soliv'agant
<3^ V son'net
sonneteer'
r sole ■r" •• ' solmiza'tion son'neting
Soiinite 240 spank

Son'nite sor go sour'ness

sonom'eter sori'tes I SOUS
sonorif'ic sorn V souse
sono'rous sorned . soused
soiio'rously sorn'er sous'ing
soii'ship sorn'ing -J" or.f’ p soutane'
Soo'der soro'sis Jyf' sou'terrain
Soo'dra sor'rel aC south
soo'fee sor'rier Southcott'ian
soo'feeism sor'riest South'down
soon sor'rily ■sJa / south-east'
soo'nee sor'row aCn south-east'er
soon'er sor'rowed At\ south-east'erly
soot sor'rowful >aC south-east'ern
J soot'ed c/Ov/ sor'rowfully

c •-V
sooth sor'rowing south'erly
soothe '</ sor'ry south'ern
soothed sort south'erner
sooth'er A sort'able south'ing
a sooth'ing ' sort'ed aC-^ south'wosi
sooth'ingly ^ sort'er -Cf „ south'ron
sooth'say ■ 1 sor'tie south'ward
sooth'sayer / sor'tilege „ south-west'
sooth'saying sortile'gious . south-west'er
soot'ier 5^^ sort'ing south-west'crly
soot'iest , so'-so p south-west'ern
soot'iness jT \ sospi'ro souvenir'
soot'y sostenu'to sov'ereign
sop =
/
./7 soi
soteriol'ogy
sov'ereignty
I sow (pig)
soph
k- so'phi so'thic )- sow (to scatter)
p soph'ism
soph'ist
sophis'tic
J sot'tish
sot'tishness
sot'to vo'ce -f \
sowar'
sow'bread
sowed
^ sophis'tical /• sou sow'ens
J . sophis'ticate soubrette' sow'er
sophis'ticated souchong' \ sow'ing
souffle' <iSy sown
sophis'ticating
souf'fle r soy
sophistica'tion sough spa
sought space
sophis'ticator
soul spaced
soph'istry soul'ful V spae'ing
^
'VirK soph'omore
sophomor'ic
soul'fully
soul'fulness
soul'less
3 „•
spa'cious
, ■!; spa'ciously
spa'ciousness
soporif'erous 3 \ A spad'dle
soul'lcssly
soporif'ic I \ spade
so'porous ^ soul'lcssness spade'ful
sopped soul'-stirring spadi'ccous
sop'ping ' sound 0 ' spadillc'
sopra'nist <o\ sound'board ^ ' spa'dix
sopra'no sound'ed L-o spado'ne^
' 'o/\ sorb __sound'er
, vSor'bonist I sound'cst spa'hi
^ 'o/\ Sorbonne' sound'ing spake
sor'cerer sound'ing-board spall
sor'certss OO sound'ings spalt
sor'cerous soundness span
ry" sor'cery sound'ly
sor'des sound'ncss span'drel
'o/*- sor'did
sor'didly
s soup
soupgon'
span'gle
span'gled
sor'didness sour span'gler
■<4. sor'dine
sore
source
soured
span'gling

sore'ly sour'ing Span'iard

sore'ness sour'ish span'iel
sor'er 3 sour'krout-crout Span'ish
sor'est * sour'ly spank
 spanked 241 spigot

spanked 9 spear'mint ^ spell'ing-book

^ spank'er „ spear'wort ^ 9 /— spell
\w—w spank'ing \ 9 spe'eial 9 V spel'ter
^ ^ spanned 9 spe'cialist spen'cer
span'ner M. 9 Q special'ity 9 ^ spend
?• span'ning 9 t/ spe'eialize X spend'er
V o spar \j> „ ' spe'eialized 0. N ^ spend'ing
0 spare „ " \ spe'cially % A spend'thrift
S 9. spared . spe'cialty v_s>^ Spense'rian
p_ ^ spare'ness 9 \ spe'cie % a spent
9. spa'rer 9 V spe'cies 0, sperm
c* ^ ^ spare'rib V V ^ specif'ic V—a „ spermace'ti
V/ p sparge 9 S—: specif'ical . •! V-—: spermat'ic
9.^^ V spa'ring \ \_. specif'ically 9 spermatozo'a
^ —■ sparingly It N^ sp.ew
_ v spark 0 ' X specifica'tion 9 r ^ spewed
^ !?• y<- spark'le 9 V specif'icness 9 spew'er
e'y<__ ^ spark'led ^ S—spec'ified ^ B- V spew'in g
^ spark'ler 9. V sphac'elate
^ spark'ling 0 spec'if y ^ o- sphacela'tion
spark'lingly 5 yw ■ spcc'ifying 9- ^ sphac'elus
9. y, W spar'liug V^- ^’■'^9 spec'iinen ^ 9 sphag'nous
^-1 9*^ spa'roid 0 \ spe'eious p ' No" sphene
o* S sparred 9 spe'ciously 0 sphe'noid
V <5- . spar'ring 9 '— speck 9 ’ sphenoid'al
o- -i— spar'row 9 ^ specked 9 ' sphere
o" /. spar'row-hawk '—s»> 9 speck'ing 9 X_= ^ sphered
9^ ^ spar'ry 9 i_ speck'le _, ’ spher'ic
^ 9^ sparse 9 speck'led N/T . spher'ical
^ sparse'ly 9 speck'ling 9 0 NA ' spher'ically
„ 9,' • sparse'ness 9 spec'tacle NAi. _, spheric'ity
9" • Spar'tan 9 spec'tacled 9 _pN/ spher'icle
9^ spasm V- 0 spec'tacles N/ 9 spher'ics
9; V—^ spasmod'ic \ . 9 spectac'ular ^ ^ sphe'ring
9^ spasmod'ical 9 X '—1 spe eta' tor vAl V sphe'roid
9 yn 9^— spasmod'ically V_n » 9 • spectato'rial NXr spheroi'dal
9; spasmdl'ogy 9 ' V-o 1 specta'tress
Vji 9 "b specta'trix spherom'eter
<( 'f spas'tic
[ spastic'ity 9 ''—“ \_n- spec'tral Z spher'ule
”■ 9^ spat N_ ' spec'tre 9 . VA spher'ulite
" 9. spatha'ceous vA^' spher'y
9 ) ) spathe . \_n spec'troscope 9 sphinc'ter
> 9 ' spath'ic 9 \_ji spec'trum —0 . 1 sphinx
o'—) spath'iform i' spec'ular ^ sphrag'ide
\ 9^ spat;ter J ^ spec'ulate
■" y 0 sphragis'tics
o- \ \ ■ spat terdashes \ spec'ulated
\ 9; \ 9 spat'tered \ spec'ulating
^ sphyg'mic
- \ spat'tering ^ specula'tion
sphygmom'eter
\ . spat'ula _ spec'ulative
9 ^ spat'ulate \ spec'ulator N
^ V
spi cate
\ 9^ spav'in \ *9 spec'ulatory
9 spi'eated
9^ X, spav'ined ^ [-X \ ^ spec'ulum
spicca'to
, ^ spawn \ ' sped
A 9V 1 spice
S e' spawned 1 \ speech
^ 9* spiced
9^ spawn'er ./ \ speech'ified
1^. V spi'cer
9. spawn'ing \ ./ speech'ify
0 9* spi'cery
9. spay
V ./ speech'ifying ^ spi'eier
1 9. spayed
}) y '' spi'eiest
' ^ „ spay'ing pSw speech'less
VA spi'einess
9 speak V speed
9 spi'eing
N—X 9 speak'able ^ .1 speed'ily
9 spick'nel
' speak'er \ V- 9 speed'ing
9 -V speak'ing X ■ 9 speed'well
9 0 V-< spic'ular
'—^ 9 \ spic'ulate
speak'ing- pv \ speed'y
? /X"'—spic'ule
0 ^ trumpet No .1. 0 ^ speiss spic'uliform
speak'ing-tube V spell
V * sp)eir-bound spiculig'enous
V. 9 ^ spear , _ i spelled 9V ' \ spiAy
^ S 9 speared ' , spell'er
spear'ing spell'ing \ \. spig ot
 spike 242 spouter

Spike spir'ituous spo'ken

spiked spirt spoke'-shave
spike'let spirt'ed spokes'man
spike'nard
spi'king
w spirt'ing
' spir'y
spo'Iiate
spo'liated
spi'ky spis'sated spo'liating
spile spis'situde spolia'tion
spil'ikin spit spo'liative
spill spitch'cock spo'liator
spilled spite sponda'ic
spill'er spi'ted sponda'ical
spill'ing spite'ful spon'dee
spilt spite'fully spon'dyl-dyle
spin spite'fulness sponge
spina'ceous ' spit'fire sponged
spin'ach spi'ting spon'ger
spi'nal spit'ted spon'giform
spin'dle spit'ter spon'giness
spin'dle-tree spit'ting spon'ging
spin'dling ' spit'tie
, spine spittoon' spon'ging-house
spined spon'giole
splanchnol'ogy
spin'el spon'giolite
spines'cent splash spon'gious
spin'et splash'-board spon'gy
spinif'erous splashed sppn'sal
- spin'naker splash'er spon'sion
spin'ner splash'ing spon'sor
spin'neret splash'y sponso'rial
spin'nery splay spontane'ity
spin'ney splayed sponta'neous
spin'ning splay'-foot sponta'neously
spin'ning-jen'ny splay'-footed spontoon'
spin'ning-wheel spleen spook
spinos'ity spleen'ish spool
spi'nous spleen'y spoon
Spino'zism splen'dent spoon'bill
Spino'zist splen'did spoon'drift
spin'ster splen'didly spoon'ful
spin'ule splen'dour,-or sp>oon'-meat
spin'ulous splenet'ic spoon'y
spi'ny splenet'ical spoor
spir'acle splen'ic sporad'ic
spi'ral spleniza'tion spore
spi'rally sple'nocele spor'ran
spi'rant splenol'ogy sport
spira'tion splice sport'ed
spire spliced sport'ful
spir'it spli'cing sport'fully
spir'ited splint sport'fulness
spir'iting splin'ter sport'ing
spir'itist splin'tered sport'ive
spi/it\ess splin'tering sport'iveness
spirito'so splin'tery sports'man
spir'itous split spor'ule
spuHtual split'ter sporulif'erous
s^tr'ttualism splotch spot
splotch'y spdt'less
spiVitualist
splut'ter spot'lessness
s^irttualis'tic
spirituaVity splut'tered spot'tcd
splut'tering spot'ter
sj!)irtiualiza'tion
spod'omancy spot'tiiiess
sptr'tiualize
spir'itualizcd spod'umene spot'ting
spir'ituaMzcr spot'ty
V" spoil spou'sal
spir' ilualizing
> spoiled spouse
oy'- spir'UuaWy V ^ spoil er spouse'less
v1. spir'itualty
V spoil'ing spout
spirituelle' V spoilt spout'ed
or \/^ spoke spout'er
spouting 243 staccato

spout'ing spurge squash'er

sprack spu'rious squash'ing
sprag , spu'riously squash'y
sprain spu'riousness squat
sprained , spurring squat'ted
sprain'ing spurn squat'ter
sprang spurned squat'ting
sprat spurn'er squaw
V sprawl spurn'ing squawk
sprawled spurred
sprawl'er spur'rer squawked
sprawl'ing spur'rier squawk'er
spray spur'ring squawk'ing
spray'er spur'royal squeak
spread spur'ry
spread'er spurt squeaked
spread'ing spurt'ed squeak'er
spree spurt'ing , squeak'iiig
sprent sput'ter squeak'y
sprig sput'tered squeal
sprigged sput'terer squealed
sprig'ging sput'tering squeal'ing
spng'gy spu'tum squeam'ish
spright'liness spy squeam'ishly
spright'ly spy'-glass squeam'ishness
spring spy'ing squee'gee
spring'bok squab squeez'able
springe squab'bish squeeze
spring'er squab'ble squeezed
spring'-halt squab'bled squeez'er
spring'iness squab'bler squeez'ing
spring'ing squab'bling squelch
spring'-tide squab'by squib
spring'-tiine squad squib'bing
spring'y squad'ron squid
sprin'kle squal'id squill
sprin'kled squalid'ity squint
sprin'kler I squal'idness squint'ed
sprin'kling squall squint'er
sprint squalled squint'-eyed
sprit squall'er squint'ing
sprite squall'ing squire
sprit'sail squall'y squire'archy
sqna'loid squireen'
sprod squal'or squire'ship
sprout squa'ma ^ squirm
sprout'ed squama'ceous squirmed
sprout'ing squirm'ing
spruce squa'miform
spruced squir'rel
spruce'ly squamig'erous
squirt
spruce'ness 1 squa'mipen squirt'ed
spru'eing squa'moid squirt'ing
sprung , squa'mous stab
sprunt squan'der
spry squan'dered Sta'bat Ma'ter
spud squan'derer stabbed
spue stab'ber
spume ' squaii'dering
stab'bing
spumed square stability
, spumes'cence squared sta'bilizator
spumii'erous square'ly sta'ble
9 spu'miness j square'ness sta'blcd
spu'niiag squar'er sta'ble-keepcr
spu'mous square'-rigged sta'bleness
spun squar'ing
spunge squar'ish sta'bling
spunk squar'rous stab'lish
spur squash sta'bly
spur'gall squashed stacca'to
 1
stack 244 stature

stack staU'-feedirig star'ing

stacked stall'ing stark
stack'er stal'lion star'less
stack'iiig stal'wart star'light
stac'te sta'men star'like
stad'dle stam'ina star'ling
sta'dia stam'inal star'lit
sta'dium stam'inate, ad]. star'ost
stadt'holder stam'inate, v. star'osty
■p-
stadt'holderate stamin'eous starred
\ staff staininif'erous star'riness
stag stam'mer star'ring
stage stam'mered star'ry
stage'-coach stam'merer star'-spangled
stage'-player stam'mering start
sta'ger stamp start'ed
stage'-struck stamped start'er
sta'gey stampede' start'ful
stag'ger stamp'er start'ing
stag'gered stamp'ing start'ing-point
stag'geriiig V stanch start'ing-post
stag'hound stanched start'le
sta'ging
stag'irite
V stanch'ing
stan'chion
start'led
start'ling
stag'iiancy stanch'less Starva'tion
stag'nant r stand starve
stag'nate stand'ard Starved
stag'nated stand'ard-bearcr starvc'ling
stag'nating S>t standardiza'tioii starv'ing
stagnation stand'ardize ' star'vv'ort
staid stand'ardized state
stain stand'ardizing state'eraft
stained stand'er sta'ted
stain'er
stain'ing
o J stand'ing
stand'ish
sta'tedly
state'hood
"r stain'less ./
4 stand'point state'lier
stain'lessness state'liest
stair stand'still state'liness
stair'case stang state'ly
stair'-rod ^stan'hope * state'ment
stair'way stank sta'tcr
staith(e) stan'nary state'room
stake stan'nate States' Gen'eral
staked stan'nic states'man
stakc'holder stan.nif'erous states'manlike
sta'king stann'yel states'maiiship
stalac'tic stan'za stat'ic
. stanza'ic stat'ical
stalac'tiform ,sta'pes stat'ics
■ staph'yline sta'ting
stal'actite staphylo'ma sta'tion
stalactit'ic sta'ple sta'tional
stal'agmite sta'pled sta'tionary
' sta'pler sta'tioned
stalaginit'ic star sta'tioner
stal'der star'board sta'tioncry
stale ^ starch sta'tioning
stale'mate /:■-, Star'-Chamber sta'tist
stale'iiess starched statis'tic
stalk starch'er statis'tical
stalked / starch'ing statis'tically
I stalk'er starch'y statist!'cian
stalk'ing stare statis'tics
stalk'less stared sta'tive
stalk'y .. M star'er stat'uary
stall star'fish stat'ue
stall'age star'-flower stat'ucd
stalled star'-gazer statuesque'
stall'-fcd statuette'
stall'-fced star'-gazing stat'ure
 status 24^ slifkloback

sta'tus steeped ster'eorary

stat'u table steep'ing
stat'ute stee'ple stereo 'rianism
stat'ute-book
•n - seal lue-uc stee'plechase stere
•ky I ,stat'utory steep'ness ster'eo
staunch steep'y cr-i stereograph'ic
steer ^ ^ stereog'raphy
stau'rolite steer'age stereom'eter
» stau'rotypous steered
•V stave steer'er stereomct'ric
A. staved steer'ing stercom'etry
p sta'ving steers'man stereop'ticon
, 1* stay steeve ster'eoscope
stayed steeved stereoscop'ic
p stay'er , steev'ing stereos'copist
stay'ing steg'anopod stcreot'omy
stay'lace stegnot'ic ster'eotype
p stay'maker stein ster'eotyped
0 stays ste'la ster'eotyper
h stay'sail stel'echite stereotj’p'ic
stead [fast ste'lene ster'eotyping
stead'fast, sted'- stel'lar stereotypog'ta-
, stead'fastly stel'lary phy
stead'fastness stel'late ster'ile
stead'ied ^ stel'lated steril'ity
stead'ier I stellif'erous ster'ilize
stead'iest stel'liform ster'ling,
stead'ily ^ stel'lioii stern
stead'iness ster'nal
stel'lular
stead'y stern'-board
stead'ying : stelog'raphy stern'-chase
steak stem stern'er
steal stern'less stern'est
steal'er
steal'ing
stemmed
. stem'ming
V stern'ly
stern'wos/
stealth stem'pie stern'ness
stealth'ily stench sternocos'tal
stealth'iness sten'cil stern'-post
stealth'y < sten'cilled stern'-sheets
steam ( sten'eiled ster'num
steam'boat t sten'cilling sternuta'tion
steamed ( sten'eiling sternu'tative
stenog'rapher sternu'tatory
steam'-engine I stenograph'ic ster'torous
steam'er , stenograph'ical stet
steam'-gauge ' stenog'raphist stethom'eter
steam'-gun steth'oscope
steam'-hammer stenog'raphy stethoscop'ic
steam'iiig sten'otype ste'vedore
steam'-pipe sten'otypy stew
steam'-ship , sten'tor stew'ard
stearn'-tug stento'rian stew'ardess
steam'y step stew'ardship
ste'arate step'brother stewed
stear'ic step'cluW stew'ing
ste'arin step'-dame sthen'ic
ste'atite step'-daughter stib'ial
steatit'ic step'father stib'iatcd
steatom'atous stephano'tis stib'ious
steed stib'ium
steel step'mother stich
steeled steppe stich'ic
f \ steel'er stepped stich'omancy
. . steel'iness step'per stichom'etry
steering step'ping stick
. stecl'-platcd step'ping-stone stick'er
steel'y step'sister stick'iness
steel'yard step'son stick'ing
. . steen'ing stept L stick'le
\ steep stercora'ceous stick'leback
stickled 246 story-teller

stick'led still t'ing stom'achal

stick'ler stipe <5’^ stom'ached
r
stick'ling sti'pend
stick'y stipend'iary orn stom'acher
stiff^
stiff'en
stiff'encd
stiffening
stiff'er
' ,i
MoX.
stip'ple
stip'pled
stip'pling
stipula'ceous
stomach'ic
stomach'ical
stom'achless

stiff'ly stip'ular stom'ach-pump

stiff'-neck stip'ulary sto'mapod
stiff'-necked stip'ulate, adj. stone
stiff'ness
V stip'ulate, v. stone'-blind
sti'fle stip'ulated stone'-cold
sti'fled stip'ulating stone'erop
sti'fling • ^ V’ stip'ulation stone'-cutter
stig'raa stip'ulator stoned
Stigma'ria stip'ulc stone'-fruit
stig'mata stip'uled stone'-mason
stigmat'ic stir sto'ner
stigniat'ical stirk stone’s'-throw
stig'raatize stirred stone'-still
stig'matized stir'rer stone'ware
stir'ring sto'niness
stig'matizing stir'rup sto'nuig
sti'lar ./ stitch sto'ny
stil'bite .f stitched sto'ny-heart'ed
stile ./ stitch'er stood
Stilet'to / stitch'ing stock
still i stith'y stool
stil'lage stive stoom
still'-born stived stoop
stilled stf ver stooped
still'er stiv'ing stoop'er
still'ing stoat stoop'in g
still'life stock stoop'ingly
still'ness stockade' stop
' still'-room stock'-broker stop'-cock
stil'ly stock'-dove stop'gap
stilt stocked stop'page
stilt'ed stock'-fish stopped
stilt'ing stock'holder stop'per
Stil'toii stockinet' stop'ping
stilt'y stock'ing stop'ple
stim'ulant stock-in-trade stop'-watch
stim'ulate stock'ish , stor'age
stim'ulated stock'-jobber sto'rax
, stim'ulating stock'-jobbing store
stimula'tion stock'-list stored
stim'ulative stocks store'house
stim'ulator stock'still store'keeper
stiin'ulus , stock'-taking ' store'room
sting stock'y store'ship
sting'er stock'-yard slo'rey, sto'ry
stin'gier sto'ic sto'ri^
stin'giest sto'ical sto'ring
stin'gily stoicheiom'etry stork
stin'giness sto'icisin stork’s'-bill
sting'ing stoke storm
sting'less stoked stormed
stin'go stoke'-hole storm'ier
stin'gy sto'ker storm'iest
sting'y sto'king > storm'iness
stink stole storm'ing
stink'ard stoled storm'y
stink'er sto'len Stor'thing
stink'ing stol'id ■ sto'ry
stint stolid'ity sto'ry-book
stint'ed sto'lon
; stom'ach
stint'er sto'ry-teller
story-telling 247 strongly

1v
sto'ry-telling q- 1straphang'er stri'ae
stoup I V o. ' strappa'do stri'ate
T
Stour 1- y V strapped 11- stri'a ted
stout o- k strap'per q stria'tion
stout'er I ^ Q. strap'ping '-ri strick'en
stout'ly \Q Q* t strass L strick'le
L
stout'ness
sto'vaine
stove ^
^ I
r 0' 1
k
stra'ta
strat'agem
Vkr/ stratarith'nietry
S strict
strict'er
strict'cst
stow ^ strateget'ical strict'ly
stow'age
stow'away
stowed
i 1
T strateg'ic
Z—■ strateg'ical
. strat'egist
strict'ness
stric'ture
stric'tured
stow'ing o- i. 1 strat'egy strid'den
stra'bism J o- / strath stride
strabis'mus \ J strath'spey stri'dent
strad'dle stri'ding
strad'dled stratifica'tion strid'ulous
strad'dling strat'ified strife■
Stradiva'rius strat'iform strig'il
strag'gle strat'ify stri'gose
strag'gled strat'ifying stri'gous
strag'gler stratoc'racy strike
strag'gling stri'ker
stratog'raphy
straight stri'king
straight'en stri'kingly
straight'ened stra'tum string
straight'ener string'-board
straight'ening stra'tus Q string'-course
straightfor'ward Q stringed
straightfor^ward- straw IQ L sirin'gency
ness straw'berry o T string'ent
straight'ly straw'-colour - ' i string'er
straight'ness straw'y Q ' string'-halt
straight'way stray q L.i'tJS) ' string'iness
straik strayed c| string'ing
strain stray'er L^.string'y
strained stray'ing tiv strip
strain'er streak I ay stripe
strain'ing streaked ' 1 striped
strait streak'ing a stri'ping
strait'en streak'y I strip'ling
strait'ened stream Q > stripped
strait'-jacket streamed \ a strip'per
strait'-laced stream'er ^ 1 strip'ping
strait'ly
strait'ness
stream'ing
stream'let
I av
1/
k stript
strive
strait'-waistcoat stream'y striv'en
strake street stri'ver
stramin'eous strel'itz striv'ing
stramo'nium strength strob'ile
stram'ony strength'en strode
strand strength'ened stroke
strand'ed strength'ener stroked
strand'ing V stro'ker
strange strength'ening Q strokcs'man
strange'ly stro'king
strange'ness ^strength'less Y e. stroll
4^ stran'ger ’’stren'uous fT strolled
stran'gle stren'uously Q . stroll'er
o. stran'gled stren'uousness stroll'ing
stran'gles stress o- stromat'ic
stran'gling stretch V's, strom'bite

stran'gulated
stretched
stretch'er
L
i:ts d- I strom'bus
strong
stretch'ing Q- stron'ger
strangula'tion strew o- L^stron'gest
strewed o- strong'hold
strcw'ing Q- strong'ish
stri'a strong'ly
T
 strongniinded 248 subdiiple

strong'mindcd stuff'iest sty'liform

stroiig-mind'ed- stuff'iness
sty'ling
iiess stuff'ing
strong'room sty'lish
stuff'iiig-box
sty'lishly
stron'tia stuff'y
stron'tian sty'list
stultifica'tion
stroil'tianite sty'lite
stul'tified
stroii'tium sty'lobatc
sturtifier
strop sty'lograph
stul'tify
stro'phe stylograph'ic
stroph'ic ■ stylog'raphy
stul'tifying
stroph'iolate stum sty'loid
stroph'iolated stum'ble sty'lus
strove stum'bled . styp'tic
strow stum'bler styptic'ity
strowed stum'bling t Styx
strow'ing stum'bling-block suabil'ity
strown su'able
stummed
struck stum'ming sua'sion
struc'tural stump sua'sive
struc'ture stumped
strug'gle stump'iness or suave
strug'gled stump'irg
strug'gling stump'-orator suave'ly
strum stump'-oratory „ ‘ suav'ity
stru'ma stump'y \ sub
strummed stun subae'etate
strum'ming stung ^ subac'id
.1 X" sub-a'gency
stru'mous ^ stunk
strum'pet stunned 0 h sub-a'gent
strung stun'ner V\ J subal^ine
strut stun'ning sub'altern
stru'thious J”- stunt
strut'ted stunt'ed subalter'nate
strut'ter^ stunt'ing % suba'queous
strut'ting \ stupe ? subas'tral
subaudition
strych'nia
strych'nin,-nine
^ ^ stupefa'cient
stupefac'tion
'V sub'base
stub stupefac'tive subbra'chial
stubbed stu'pefied V/'!
stub'bed stu'i)efier subbra'chian
stub'bing stu'pefy ^ subcla'vian
stub'ble stu'pefying '• sub-commit'tee
stub'bly stupen'dous sub-coiitract
stub'born stupen'dously subcon'trary
U subcor'date
stub'bornly
stub'bornness
Stub'by
V stu'pid
.. stupid'ity
^ stu'pidly
subcos'tal
subcuta'neous
stuc'co \stu'por sub'deacon
stuc'coed p stu'pose sub'dean
stuc'coer
stuc'coing
stuck
p stu'prate
r stupra'tion \subdivide'
subdivided
subdividing
^ stur'dier
stuck'-up stur'diest subdivis'ible
stud . stur'dily subdivision
-t stud'ded stur'diness subdom'inant
stud'ding stur'dy \ subdu'ablc
j- stu'deiit stur'gcon J X ^• subdu'al
« -f stud'ied sturio'nian \ subduce'
stu'dio stut'ter V subduced'
^ subdu'eing
i stu'dious stut'tered
stut'tercr subduct'
stu'diously stut'tering subduct'ed
stud'y sty subduct'ing
stud'ying
stu'fa
stuff
Styg'ian
stylagalma'ic \
subduc'tion
subdue'
subdued'
sty'lar
stuffed style \ ^ subdu'er
stuff'er styled subdu'ing
stuff'ier sty'let sub'duplc
 sub-editor 249 subvention

sub'-editor submer'gence subsist'ent

su'berate submer'ging subsist'ing
suber'ic sub'soil
su'beriii-ine submerse' sub'species
suberose' subrfiersed' sub'stan ce
su'berose subiners'iiig substan'tial
su'berous
sub'geuus submer'sioii substantial'ity
subi'ouide submis'sion sub stan' Hally
su'bito submiss'ive substan' Hals
subja'cent submiss'ively substan'tiate
\ subject,
( subject'ed, p.t. submiss'iveness substan'tiated
subject'cll, p p. submit' substan'tiating
subjccl'u g submit'ted
subjec’tion submit'ting substantia'tion
subjec'tive submul'tiple sub'stantive
subjec'lively subiias'cent sub'stantively
subor'dinacy [a.
subjcc'tivisiii subor'dinate, n., sub'stitute
subor'dinate, v. sub'stituted
subor'dinatecl sub'stituting
subjectiv'ity subor'dinating substitu'lion
subordina'tion substitu'tional
suborn' substitu'tionary
sub'ject-matter suborna'tion
suborned' sub'stitutive
% subjoin' suborn'er sub'strate
j subjoined' suborn'ing
subjoin'ing subo'vate substra'tum
sub ju'dice subpoe'na
sub'jugate substruc'ture
subpoe'naed
sub'jugated sub'style
sub'jugatiiig subpoe'naing subsui'phate
subsul'tory
subjuga'tioii . snh'principal sub'tangent
sub'jugator 5 subrep'tion subtend'
subjung'tion subroga'tion subtend'ed
sub ro'sa subtend'ing
subjunc'tive sub'salt subtense'
i subscribe' subter'fluent
sublapsa'rian I subscribed' sub'terfuge
subscri'ber
sublapsa'rianism
subscrib'ing subterra'nean
sub'script subterra'neous
o sublap'sary
subscrip'tion sub'tile
'V^ o _ sublate' sub'sectioa subtil'ity
o — 'V' subla'tion
sub'sequence subtiliza'tion
■ o sublease' sub'sequent sub'tilize
sublet' ' sub'sequently sub'tilized
<0 subleva'tion
subserve' sub'tilizing
subserved' sub'tilty
» sub-libra'rian
'Vn . sub'limate, a. 'VVjp^ subserv'ience sub'tle
sub'tlety
» sub'limate, v. subserv'iency sub'tly
» sub'limated subserv'ient subton'ic
® 'V-'. sub'limating subside' subtract'
pv sublima'tion subsi'ded
Rv 'V-v sublime' subtract'ed
subsi'dence subtract'er
rv sublimed'
qv 'V-^ sublime'ly subsid'iarily subtract'ing
R ^ subli'ming subsid'iary subtrac'iion
••v—N D sublim'ity subsiding subtract'ive
I- ^ sublu'nar sub'sidize sub'trahend
. sub'lunary sub'sidized su'bulatc
/. sub'marine sub'sidizing su'bulated
submax'illary sub'sidy sub'urb
subme'diant subsist' subur'ban
submerge' subsist'ed sub'urbs
submerged' subsist'ence subven'tion
 250 sunder
subversion

sulk'y
subver'sion
subver'sive
su er
su'et r sul'len
su'ety sul'lenly
subvert'
subvert'ed .V i suf'fer
VI
sul'lcnness
sul'lied
. subvert'er
subvert'ible
suf'ferable
suf'ferance r sul'ly
suf'fered sul'lying
subvert'ing v^
suf'ferer sul'phate
suf'fering sulphat'ic
sub'way
succeda'neous suffice' sul'phide
^ succeda'neum sufficed' sul'phite
( suSVciency X sul'phonal
d succeed'
•< suffi'cient
ft -y sul'phosalt
fIp succeed'ed
succeed'ing {suffi'ciently X jrx ft .)» sul'phosel
succen'tor suffi'cing 6 ' .xy,' sul'phur
suffix 6 sul'phurate, n.,a.
c±D success'
suffixed' b\j>. - sul'phurate, v.
^ I p X success'ful
success'fully suffix'ing C\y^' sul' phura ted
succes'sion 5L ■ suffia'tion
„
''^sul'phurating
sulphura'tion
succes'sional suf'focate
succes'sionist suf'focated x^ „ sulphu'reous
suf'focating „ 6 'O: sul'phuret
succes'sive
succes'sively suffoca'tion Vv/f’’ . . sul'phuretted
success'or suf'focative sulphu'ric
suf'fragan sul'phuring
succif'erous
suf'fragette sul'phurous
suc'cinate
suc'cinated suf'frage sul'phury
Qjjj. succinct' suf'fragism sul'tan
sucdnct'ly suf'fragist sulta'na
succinct'ness suffuse' sul'taness
suffused' sul'tanry
succin'ic
suc'cinite suffu'sing sul'trily
suc'cinous suffu'sion sul'triness
suc'cour-cor su'fi sul'try
suc'coured-cored sug^ sum
suc'courer-corer J? sug ar su'mac, su'mach
suc'eouring-cor- ' sug'ar-cane Suma'tran
suc'culence [ing sug'ared sum'marily
suc'culency sug' ariness sum'marize
suc'culent sug'aring sum'marized
succumb' sum'marizing
succumbed' sug'ar-loaf sum'mary
succumb'ing sug'ar-plum summa'tion
succus'sion sug'ary summed
succus'sive suggest; sum'mer
such " suggest ed sum'mered
suck suggest'er sum'mcr-house
sucked suggest'ing sum'mcring
^ I suck'er '^sugges'tion sum'mcrsault
suck'ing suggest'ive sum'merset
ej_ suck'le suggest'ively sum'ming
suck'led L su'icidal <j> 'sum'mit
suck'ling su'icide sum'mon
o I ^ suc'tion I su'icidism op sum'moned
Qi ■ sucto'rial su'ing sum'moncr
sucto'rian suit <rr^ sum'moning
Sudanese' suitabil'ity <rr*- sum'mons
suda'tion suit'able sum'mum
su'datory suit'ableness bo'num
sud'den suit'ably sump
sud'denly suite sump'ter
sud'denness suit'ed ^ sump'tuary
sudorif'e.rous suit'ing 1 sump'tuous
sudorif'ic .1 suit'or J sump'tuously
sudorip'arous sul'cate sump'tuousness
Su'dra ■ sul'cated sun
suds sulk sun'beam
sue sulk'ily sun'burnt
sued sulk'iuess Sun'day
su^de sulks sun'der
 sundial 2.>1 suppuration

sun'clial p superhu'man superton'ic

suu'down superimpose' supervene'
sun'-dried superimposed' supervened'
suu'dries superimpos'ing superve'nient
suii'dry superin cum'beiit superve'ning
suii'fish superinduce' superven'tion
suii'flower superinduced' supervi'sal
'v^ <1^ sung superinduc'ing supervise'
— sunk superintend' supervised'
sunk'en superintend'ed supervi'sing
' sun'light super vi'sion
superin tend'ence supervi'sor
/ sun'like
^ sun'lit superintend'ency supervi'sory
.'iS' Sun'na superin tend'ent su'pinate
^ sun'nier supina'tion
superintend'ing supine
sj/Pi. sun'nicst
--j* sun'niness \yy' ^ supe'rior supine'ly
sun'iiiiig Vj) supine'ness
superior'ity
Sun'nite ■ supped
o suu'ny VI/ . super'lative sup^per
'V suu'risc ov super'latively 'V' sup perless
sun'rising superlu'nar sup'ping
o I, sun'sct \/^ superlu'nary supplant'
sun'shade supermun'dane supplanta'tion
suii'shine super'nal supplant'ed
suu'shiny superna'tant supplant'er
sun'stroke supernat'ural supplant'ing
sup sup'ple
su'per supernat'uralism snp'pled
su'perable sup'piemen t
superabound' supernat'uralist suppiemen'tal
supcrabun'dance supplemen'tary
supcrabun'dant supernat'urally sup'pleiiess
suporadd' sup'pliant
supuraddi'tion supernu'm^rary sup'plicant
superphos'phato sup'plicate
supcrangel'ic superpose' . sup'plicatcd
superan'iiuate superposed' '■ sup'plicating
superan'nuated superposi'tion \_3 supplica'tion
supcran'nuating superroy'al sup'plicator
. ^1 superannua'tiou su'persalt sup'plicatory
o superb' supersat'urate supplied'
superb'ly supersatura'tion suppli'er
supcrcar'go supplies'
superscribe' supply'
supcrcil'ious supply'iug
supercil'iously 'i/_^ or _ superscribed' support'
supercil'iousness „ support'ablc
superdom'inant superscri'bing support'ed
support'er
supcrcm'inence -1 superscrip'tion support'ing
^ supereni'inent suppo'sable
_supcrcr'ogate V, ’ supersede' suppose'
^ • supereroga'tion .1 V superse'deas supposed'
supererog'atory .U V superso'ded suppo'sing
V a supersc'ding supposition
superex'cellence „ superse'dure supposi'tional
superex'cellent supposititious
„ superscn'sual suppos'itive
supcrfi'cial V supcrscs'sion suppos'itory
V supersti'tion suppress'
superfi'cialist J-- supersti'tious suppressed'
superficiarity V suppress'ing
supersti tiously suppres'sion
superfi'cially suppress'ive
supcrstra'tum suppress'or
\ superfi'eies sup'purate
^ su'ptrfine superstruc'ture sup'purated
supcrflu'ity sup'purating
super'fluous supersul'phate suppura'tion
--—-— ~ ^1
suppurative 252 swealing

sup'purative sttrpri'sing X X. sustain'ing

■ supra-ax'illary oX^
surrebut' X X sustain'ment
(XV surrcbut'ted XX sus'tenance
supracil'iary /' (XV surrebut'ter X J’ oc_ sustenta'tion
supralapsa'rian c7- surrcbut'ting t sut'ler
oc "• 0 supramun'dane V /» surrejoin' ■[. p suttee'
oy surrejoin'der , "Xs suttec'ism
°\/\ supra-or'bital J ay surren'der ■f p sut'tle
1 suprem'acy surren'dered „r su'ture
supreme' surrenderee' X’ X su'zerain
ck -^r^’ supreine'ly ' vX’ surren'derer AX su'zerainty
^ su'ra oX surren'dering swab
> su'rah or <X\ surreptitious '9 swabbed
su'ral Q swab'ber
v/y '' sur'base oX^"'<XNX surreptitiously r, '\y swab'bing
v\ sur'basement Y .p swad'dle
^ surbed' <X^ sur'rogate _p swad'dled
surcharge' surround' ' swad'dling
surcharged' oX~^' surround'ed P G_ swag
^ surcharg'ing <^A surround'ing V swage
o ■, sur'ciiigle ^■1 sursoiid Q_ swagged
sur'eoat ^ swagger
^ 1 surd oX" or oXl^ surtout' j— swag'gered
sure swag'gerer
n swre'-footed /aoTX sur'turbrand 'a—swag'gering
V « sure'Xy <Xv/ survciilance swag'ging
„ '7^' sMre'iiess survey QiA swain
'<J) „ sur'est '/V survey al O swale
■ c/- sure'ty ' o/ surveyed 6l swalcd
-y- „ swre'tyship , survey'ing 0^ ^ swaiing
I. Y" ^ surf ^ . <XvL survey'or '(? swailow
Xv: ^ \ survey'orship swailowed
sur'face y XX survival 'a \ swailower
sur'feit o'V, V survive swailowing
\/i sur'feited ^ XX survived' swailowtail
sur'feiting XV. ^ surviving swailow-tailed
yj surge ' swailowwort
yi surged V x/\v survi vor cps swam
sur'geon X XX survivorship '<3^ swamp
^ sur'geoncy X X V susceptibiiity 'as swamped
^ sur^gery X \ cT suscep'tible '(T's^ swamp'ing
^ '■ sur gical oT x\ suscep'tibly '(A^x swamp'y
^ <£_ sur'ging \ X oT suscep'tive qa qIa swan
^ o>/ sur'gy .' oT \ sus'pect, n. swan'pan
y-r su'ricate li L suspect', V. - Xh swans'i.own

sur'liness ^ oT X suspect'able '\ swap

sur'ly ^ J suspect'ed swapped
ON surmise , X ' ^ suspect'er '\ swap'ping
ON surmised' o! '- suspect'ing ch sward
surmi'sing V X V suspend' sware
ov surmount' X X ^ suspend'ed swarm
CN surmount'able oT p X suspend'er i^X-N swarmed
surmount'ed \ , X suspend'ing F\—N^ swarm'ing
surmount'er 5x V suspense' \y\ ^ . swarth
eh X. * suspensibiiity ^ 'o^v swarth'ily
os
surmount'ing x^ o\ cT suspen'sible oa'( ^ swarth'iness
surmul'let oh rX_fi y suspen'sion <y\ swarth'y
sur'namc > suspen'sory 'y swash
___ sur'namcd y hXjX suspi'eion ’9 swash'-buckler
^ sur'naining \) suspi'eious V_ ^~9 . swash'ing
surpass' ^T ^ swath
N/t surpass'ablc oh yor suspi'ciously •V swathe
' cy\ surpassed' xVX > suspira'tion -f swathed
v\ surpass'ing ohy suspire' swa'thing
^ sur;plice •sY °v suspired' p eA^ sway

sur plus suspir'ing •1 swayed

<>% sur'plusage X % sustain' • sway'ing
f surpn sal X J” N sustain'able 0 • sweal
surprise lh-< 'i > sustained' 0 1 swcalcd
\ surprised ' X sustxain'er 6^ sweaiing
swear 258 syucliue

swear swiiic'herd syl'logize

swear'er swing syl'Iogized
swcar'ing swinge syl'logizer
•P sweat swinged
swinge'ing
syl'logizing
sylph
n P sweat'ed
sw’eat'er swiu'gel sylph'id
- sweat'iness swing'er syl'va
i sweat'ing swing'ing syl'van

.P •P
sweat'y swin'gle syl'vanite
Swede svv'in'glrd syl'vate
Swedeiibor'gian swin'gling sym'bol
Swedenbor'giaii- swi'nish symbol'ic
ism swipe symbol'ical
Swe'dish swirl symbol'ically
\ ■
sweep , swirl'ed sym'holism
0\ sweep'er swirl'ing sym'bolist
sweep'ing Swiss syrnboliza'tion
sweep'ings, switch sym'bolize
sweep'stakes switch'back syin'bolized
■' V sweep'y switch'board sym'bolizing
.P sweet switched symbolog'ical
sweet'bread switch'ing symbol'ogy
sweet'bricr switch'maii sym'metric
swect'cn Swit'zer symmet'rical
swcet'cned swiv'el symmet'rically
■L
p swect'cner swoll'en sym'metrize
•4^ swect'ening swoon sym'metrj'
5 sweet'er swooned sympathct'ic
,P sweet'est swoon'ing . sympathet'ical
sweet'heart swoop ^ sympathet'ically
P sweet'^ng swooped
swoop'ing
sym'pathize
sweet'ish ^ sym'pathized
sweet'ly swop QX sym'pathizer
sweet'meat swopped 1^. sym'pathizing
sweet'ness swop'ping (, sym'pathy
sweet'pea sword symphon'ic
sweet'-scented sword'-belt
sweet'-siiiclling sword'-blade Pc__ sympho'nious
sweet'-wiU'iam sword'-cane sym'phonist
swell sword'ed sym'phony
swelled sword'fish
swell'ing sword'-shaped sym'physis
swords'uian sympiesom'eter
swel'ter swore
swel'tered sworn sym'ploce
swel'tering swum sympo'siac
swel'try swung sympo'siarch
P swept Syb'arite sympo'siast
swerve Sybarit'ic sympo'siura
swerved , syc'aminc symp'tom
swerv'ing sye'amore symptomat'ic
swift syce symptomatol'-
swift'er sycee' sympto'sis [ogy
swift'est syc'ophancy synae'resis
% swift'ly syc'ophant synagog'ical
swift'ness ■ sycophan'tic syn'agogue
swig syc'ophantize synale'pha
swill , sy'enite syn'archy
swilled , syenit'ic synarthro'sis
swill'er syl'labary 3- syncar'pous
swill'ing syllab'ic syn'chronal
swim ; syllab'ically syn'chronism
swim'mer syllabica'lion
syl'lable syn'chronize
swim'ming
swim'niingly syl'labub syn'chronized
t swin'dle syl'labus
swin'dled syllcp'sis syn'chronizing
f swin'dler syl'logism syn'chronous
swiii'dling syllogis'tic syncli'nal
swine syllogiza'tion syn'cline
 syn'copal sj'nonym ic Syrian ism
syn'copate Syriasm
syii'copatetl synon'ymist syrin'ga
syn'copating ..synon'ymize . . o/ / syr inge
syncopa'tioa synon'ymous o/ ^ syringed
syn'cope synou'ymously syringing
syn'copist synon'ymy — syringot'omy
syncret'ic
syn'cretism synop'sis syr inx
synop'tic syrt
syn'cretist synop'tical syr'tic
syr'up
My’, syndac'tylous synop'tically
syno'via syr'upy
syndesmo'sis
syii'dic syno'vial systal'tic
syn'dic;ite syntac'tic sys'tem
syn'drome syntac'tical systematic
n syn'tax systematical
synec'doche syntax'is systematically
syne'chia syntect'ic sys'tematism
syn'epy syntere'sis sys'tematist
syner'esis synteret'ic sys'tematize
synerget'ic synther'mal systematized
syn'ergist syn'thesis sys'tematizer
syn'ergy synthet'ic systematizing
Syngene'sia synthei'iciil systemic
syn'graph synthetically systemization
synize'sis ^syn'tomy systemizc
synneuro'sis ./ .syntonic systcmized
syn'od [ syphilis systemizer
syn'odal syphilitic system-maker
■ '
) ■ i-
synod'ic sy'phon systole
synod'ical sy'ren systolic
syn'odist Svriac systyle
syn'onym ^ SjTiacism syz'ygy
i
Syr laii
 tab tack'er talck'y
tab'ard tack'ing talc'ose
tab'aret tack'le talc'ous
tabasheer' tack'led tale
tab'bied tack'ling tale'bearer
tab'binet tacks'man tale'bearing
tab'by tact tal'ent
tab'bying tact'ful tal'ented
tab'ernacle tact'fully ta'ies
tab'ernacled tac'tic ta'lesman
tab'ernacling tac'tical tal'iped
ta'bes tacti'cian tal'isman
tabet'ic tac'tics talisman'ic
tab'idly tac'tile talk
tab'idness tactil'ity talk'ative
tabif'ic tac'tion talked
tab'itude tact'ual talk'ee-talk'ee
tab'lature tad'pole talk'er
ta'ble tael talk'ing
tableau' tae'nia tall
tableau' vivant taff'erel tal'lage
ta'ble-cloth taf'feta tall'er
ta'bled taff'rail tall'est
ta'ble d’hdte taf'fy tal'lied
ta'ble-land tafi'a tall'ness
ta'blespoon tag tal'low
ta'blespoonful tagged tal'low-chandler
tab'let tag'ging tal'lowy
ta'ble-talk tagl'ia tal'ly
ta'bling Tagliaco'tian tally-ho'
taboo' tag'rag tal'lying
tabooed' tail tal'lyman
taboo'ing tail'age Tal'mud
ta'bor tailed Talmud'ic
t a'bored taU'ing Tal'mudist
tab'oret tail'less tal'on
tab'ouret tai'lor tal'oned
tab'ret tai'loress talook', taluk'
tab'ular tai'loring talook'ah
tab'ula ra'sa tail'-piece (talook'dar
tab'ularize tail'zie ( taluk'dar
tab'ulate taint ta'lus
tab'ulated taint'ed tamabh'ity
tab'ulating taint'ing ( ta'mable
tabula'tion taint'less ( tame'able
tab'ulator tain'ture < ta'mableness
tac'amahac take ( tame'ableness
tache (rued.term) take'-in tam'arack
tache (sugar pan) ta'ken tam'arin
tachom'eter take'-ofi tam'arind
tachygraph'ic ta'ker tam'arisk
tachyg'raphy ta'king tam'bour
tac'it ta'kingly tambourine'
tac'itly ta'kingness tame
tac'iturn tal'apoin tameabil'ity
taciturn'ity tal'bot tame'able
L tack talc tame'ableness
tacked tal'cite tamed

255
tameless 256 taxed

tame'less tap'pet task'-work

tame'ly tap'ping Tasma'nian
tame'ness tap'-room tas'sel
ta'mer tap'-root ( tas'selled
ta'ming tap'ster ( tas'seled
Tam'many tar < tas'selling
Tam'o’-Shanter tarantel'la ( tas'seling
tamp tar'antism < ta'stable
tamped K „ taran'tula ( taste'able
^ tarn'per tarax'acum taste
tam'pered tarboosh' ta'sted
tam'perer tar'digrade taste'ful
tam'pering tar'dily taste'fully
tamp'ing tar'diness taste'less
tam'pion tar'dy taste'lessness
tam'poe tare ta'ster
tarn'-tarn tar'entism ta'stily
tan ■ taren'tola ta'sting
tan'ager tar'get ta'sty
tan'dem targeteer' tat
tang Tar'gum ta'-ta'
tan'gency Tar'gumist tat'ter
tan'gent tar'ift tatterdema'lion
tangen'tial < tar'iff->r/onn' tat'tered
\ tangerine' ( Tar'iff Reform' tat'ting
tangibil'ity tar'in tat'tle
tan'gible tar'latan tat'tled
V tan'gle tarn' tat'tler
[ ^ tan'gled tar'nish tat'tling
tan'gling tar'nished tattoo'
Lu_ tan'gly tar'nishing tattooed'
■ tan'ist tarpau'lin tattoo'ing
tan'istry Tarpe'ian taught
tank tar'ragon taunt
f tank'ard tar'ras taunt'ed
tan'nage tarred taunt'er
r tan'nate 14 tar'ried taunt'ing
r n tanned tar'rier taunt'ingly
tan'ner tar'ring tau'riform
^ -tan'nery tar'rock tau'rine
tan'nic tar'ry, adj. tau'rocol
tan'nier tar'ry, v. Tau'rus
/ ^ tan'nin tar'rying taut
tan'ning tar'sal tau'tochrone
tan'sy tarse < tautolog'ical
r tan'talite tar'sus i tautolog'ically
tan'taliza'tion tart tautol'ogist
tan'talize tar'tan tautol'ogize
tan'talized Tar'tar, tar'tar tautol'ogized
tan'talizer Tarta'rean tautol'ogizing
tan'talizing tar'tar-emet'ic tautol'ogy
tan'talurn tarta'rcous tautophon'ical
tan'tamount tartar'ic tautoph'ony
tan'tivy [/[/' tartariza'tion , tav'ern
tan'trnm tar'tarize tav'ern-keeper
tan'-yard '\A/ tar'tarized taw
tap ' tar'tarizing taw'drily
tape I'A/ S tar'tarous taw'driness
ta'per i Tar'tarus taw'dry
ta'pered , tart'ish tawed
ta'pering 1/ _ tart'ly taw'er
tap'estry tart'ness taw'ery
tap'eti tar'trate taw'ing
tape'worm [/I 'Tartuffe' taw'nincss
tap'-house tar'-water L. taw'ny
V- tapio'ca task tax
ta'pir tasked taxability
ta'pis t- task'er tax'able
tapped ^ task'ing
J—task'inaster
U taxa'tion
taxed
tap'per
taxor 257 tonomout

tax'er ted'ded tem'per

tax'-gatherer ted'der tcm'perament
^ tax'i ted'diiig { teiiiperaiiieii'tal
tax'iarch L Te De'um ^ t teiiiperaiiieii'tally
tax'icab
taxider'mic
tax'idcrinist
tax'idermy
taxim'eter
tax'iiig
taxoii'omy
hi
L
‘ u. teem
te'dious
te'diously
te'dium
tee

teemed
teern'ing
.
tem'perance
tem'perate
tem'perately
tem'perative
tem'perature
l'--^ tcm'pered
I tem'pering
tax'payer teein'less tem'pest
taz'za J. teens . tempes'tuous
tea teeth tempcs'tuously
tea'-caddy
teach
tcach'able
I teethe
teeth'ing
L teeto'tal
—a
O' tempes'tuousness|
tem'plar
tern'pie
teach'ableness -f- teeto'tal(l)er tem'plet
teach'er teeto'talism 'T' tem'po
tea'-chest ■k teeto'tum I tem'poral
teach'iiig L L teg Fry;, tcmporal'ity
tea'cup t—^ teg'men y ' tem'porally
tea'cupful tegmen'tum '-r tem'porariiy
tea'-dealer teg'ular tem'porary
.1^ tea'-garden teg'ument I „ temporiza'tion
teague r tegumen'tal tem'porize
teak tegumen'tary ^ tem'porized
tea'kettle tehee' tem'porizer
teal teil . tem'porizing
team tei'no scope u tempt
team'ster telamo'nes temptabirity
tea'pot tela'rian tempt'able
tear (a drop) „ telau'tograph \ tempta'tion
tear (to rend) L^. teleg'ony tempt'ed
' tsar'er tel'egrani tempt'er
tear'ful tel'egraph U. tempt'ing
tear'fully tel'egraphed tempt'ress
„ telegraph'ic
tear'fulness
tear'ing
tease
1^- tel'egraphing
teleg'raphist
k J' ten
tenabil'ity
ten'able
teased teleg'raphy ten'ace
tea'sel, tea'zle „ teleolog'ical tena'cious
teas'er teleol'ogy tena'ciously
-i tea'-service Teleosau'rus t_p tenac'ity
teas'ing
tea'spoon
tea'spoonful
telepath'ic
telep'athist
telep'athy
V d. tenac'ulum
tenaille'
ten'ancy
teat (• tel'ephone J; ten'ant
tea'-table L—: telephon'ic ten'antable
tea'-urn tel'escope ten'anted
\ tea'zle F ^ tclescop'ic tcn'anting
; tea'zled ^' tel'esis ten'antless
tea'zler ; telesmat'ic ten'antry
tea'zling ^ tel'estich tench
Tebet' ^ tel'ewriter tend
Tebeth' tel'ic tend'ed
tech'ily i tell^ ten'dency
tech'iness tell'ei ten'der
tech'nical telling ten'dered
technical'ity ieU'-taie ten'derer
tech'nically tcllu'ral ten'der-hearted
tech'nics ^ tel'lurate tcn'dering
technique' tel'lurctted ten'derly
tcchnolog'ic tellu'rian ten'derness
^ technolog'ical „ tellu'ric tend'ing
technologist 1^ p tel'lurite ten'dinous
f technol'ogy . L tellu'rium tcn'don
tech'y ^ tel'lurous ten'dril
tecton'ic tT-^< temcra'rious ten'ebrous
• ted Uvl. temer'ity ten'emcnt
 tcuemcntal 258 text-hand

I tenemen'tal term'er tes'sular

. teiiemen'tary ^ Tcr'mes I" test
tenes'mus • ter'minable t tes'ta
. ten'et 'I ter'minal [■' test'able
'h ^ teu'fold ter'minate, a. t testa'cea
f te'nioid ter'minate, v. / L testa'ccan
La 1 ten'll is 1 ter'minated L r J- testacel'la
1

L>t-^ • ten'nis-court ter'minating ^ t testaceol'ogy

La ten'nis-lawn termina'tion ^ b testa'ceous
^ La ten'on • termina'tional 1 P tes'tacy
1 <L ' ten'or _ • ter'minative r b tes'tament
tenot omy ter'minator ) testamen'tary
L-v J ten'pence ter'minatory 't Xb tes'tate, n. & a.
1 * ten'penny '1 ter'miner f k tes'tate, ti.
ten'-pins, term'ing ^ 1; testa'tor
J" tense 1 ter'minism t or i—a . testa'trix
tense'ly ter'minist E k test'ed
^ La_? tense'ness ■ ^ terminolog'ical 1—4 b’ ' test'er
j'v censibil'ity 1—i teriiiinolojj'ically L tes'tide
' tcn'sible 1 ' terminol'ogy /. b. testifica'tion
L? ^^
1 ten'sile L-O* *^6r'miims tes'tified
^ Lp ten'sion I ' • ter'mite L tes'tifier
Lp ten'sity I /TO term'less L ^ tes'tify
Lf ten'sive tern • b tes'tifying
Lp^ ten'sor i ter'nary L . tes'tily
J' . tent ter'nate b Jr-e-^ testimo'nial
Li. ten'tacle 1-^ Z’,- Terpsichore'an ; / tes'timony
L,. i_ tentac'ular 1^ ter'ra k tes'tiness
L,. L tentac'ulum ter'race La test'ing
J L, ^ J- ten'tative ^ ter'raced t ■ testoon'
J- ' 1. ten'tatively ter'racing J. L test'-paper
J' tent'ed M—|- ter'ra-cot'ta t X testu'dinal
1 ten'ter • • ' \uy\ ter'ra firma 1; testu'dinate
Ln J ten'ter-hook [/"XiJ. ter'ra incog'nita j k testu'do
tenth ^ ^ bX *^er'rapin 'Ll ’ k tes'ty
t 1- tenth'ly Lx_o ^ terra'queous I- [ tetan'ic
^ tent'iiig ^ * \yO, terrene' L,_: [• ’ tet'anus
La tento'rium ^ ter'reous J- [_p tetch'ily
L- tenuifo'lious V\ or bX terre'plein J- /L 1 tetdi'iness
K tenu'ity ^ terres trial 4j, I- tetch'y
D. Ib- ten'uous ^ ^ ter'rible |. / tete
J L, ten'uously bX. > ter'ribly .-,. ’ tete'-a-tete'
]■
1

Ir ten'uousness ^ ter'rier teth'er

L_(> ll._ ten'ure M, ^ terrif'ic ) (• teth'ered
I" ' a tepefac'tion ■ ' ter'rified ]• ' teth'ering
\ ^ tep'cfied ^ ter'rify d t tetrabran'chiate
(• —2 \ tep'efy ter'rifying !•_ L tet'rachord
\ (• ' tep'efying \.yi ^ terrig'enous L L '-- tet'radrachm
I- V \ tep'id territo'rial 1. t tet'ragon
^ ^ tepid'ity t/j/ J *> territo'rialism I- L.- L_ tctrag'onal
1 ter'aph ^ ^ bb'' territo'rially r L tetrahe'dral
ter'aphim y \Ay- ter'ritory T. k tetrahe'dron
LV7 teratol'ogy ter'ror 1 y 1 tetrarn'ctcr
K ’ ■ terce - ter'rorism
> 1- cer'cel ^ ter'rorist i.^ Y'
L*L]- <> tercen'tenary 1. aT ^ ter'rorize r k \ tet'rarch
ter'ebinth ^ L terse \ t T/— tet'rarchate
t/\> 1 tercbin'thine 1. X terse'ly 1 jb" 1; tet'rarchy
X- 1/^- Tere'do |. Y terse'ness t *1/—' tet'rastich
L terete' ^ I- tet'rastyle
tergein'inal ter tian t y tetrasyl'lable
Ip^.. ^ tergem'iiiate ^ hb) ter'‘iary h r K
M b/ tergif'erous ter'za-ri'ma 1 1 Ten ton
L ter'giversate A’ y terzet'to 1 -
Teuton'ic
V tergiversa'tion X r t—v tes'sellar |b „r tew'el, tu'el
LL-v ter'gum l'^ * tes'sellate 1 te'whit
' IL term tes'sellated ^ „ Tex'an
Vn_, . ter'magancy tes'sellating text
) ter'magant U-) tessella'tion |- ^ text'book
L ' termed tes'seral [■ ^ V_i text'-/ianrf
 textile 259 thirstier

tex'tile thence for'ward ther'mostat

Lp texto'rial
tex'tual
thcobro'ma
theobro'mine
thermot'ics
ther'niotypy
tex'tualist \ theoc'racy thesau'rus
textual'ity { theoc'rasy these
'-p' ti'x'tually theocrat'ic the'sis
tex'tuary theocrat'ical Thes'pian
cr^ 4 tex'ture
thal'amus
theod'icy
theod'olite
Thessalo'nian
thet'ic
Ccr tha'lcr theog'ony thet'ical
Thali'a theolo'gian thc'tis
thariiuin t theolog'ical theur'gist
u S Tham'muz ( thcolog'ically the'urgy
'c I Tani'inuz
than
theol'ogist
the'ologue
thews
they
k
thane theol'ogy ThJbe'tan
( \ thank theom'achy thick
( thanked the'oiiiancy thick'en
t thank’ fid theop'athy thick'ened
( -4 ( thank'fully theoph'any thick'ening
-W ( thank'iuiness theophilosoph'ic thick'er
(r thank'ing ^theopneus'tic thick'est
thank'less theopneu'sty thick'et
thank'lessness theor'bo thick'head

c_:
.1. thank'-oSering
thanks
the'orem
^ ‘ theoret'ic
thick'-headed
thick'ish
thanks' giving / theoret'ical thick'ly
thank'worthy theoret'ically thick'ness
that / ip the'orist thick'-set
thatch the'orize thief
5 thatched , i^the'orized thieve
thatch'er the'orizer thieved
- } thatch'iiig
thau'matrope
, ^ the'orizing
the'ory
thiev'ery
thieves
thaumatur'gic . theosoph'ic thiev'ing
thaumatur'gist Ip thcos'ophist thiev'ish
thaii'maturgy theos'ophy thigh
thaw , _ therapeu'tic thigh'-bone

, 'c thawed
thaw'ing
thaw'y
therapeu'tical
/ there
ihere'about
thill
thill'er
thills
the . thereafter thim'ble
thean'thropism ) thereat' thim'bleful
the'archy 1 thereby' thim'blerig
the'atine thereioc' thim'blerigger
the'atre, the'ater
Ihcat'ric
theat'rical
) there'fore
therefrom'
therein’
thim'blerigging
thin
thine
theat'rically y thereof' thing
The'ban '^thereon' think
the'ca thereout' think'able
the'codont I thereto' think'er
L
the'cophore
thee I thereuyion'
therewith'
L
think'ing
thiii'ly
theft ,? / therewitbaV thinned
the'iform V the'riac thin'ner
the'ine / . thcri'acal
L thin'ness
their theriot'omy thin'nest
3 theirs thcr'mal thin'ning
(f~' the'ism ther'mic thiu'nish
c the'ist Thermidor' thin'-skinned
theist'ic thermo- U third
theist'ical dynam'ics u third'ing
them thermo-elec'- y~- third'by
^■u< theme tricity 5 thirds
Them'is thermol'ogy >7 thirl'age
themselves' thermom'eter 3 thirst
then thermomet'ric thirst'ed
thence thermomet'rical thirst'er
thenceforth' ther'moscope thirst'ier
thirstiest 260 ticken

thirst'iest thread'bare throw'ster

thirst'ily thread'ed thrum
thirst'iiiess thread'en thrummed
^ thirst'ing thread'ing K thrum'ming
I thread'-shaped V thrush
thirst'y^
thirteen' , thread'worin thrust
thirteenth thread'y thrust'er
thir'tieth \ threap thrust'ing
thir'ty threat thrust'ings
this threat'en , thud
this'tle ? threat'ened V thud'ded
4- this'tly » threat'ener thud'ding
thith'er /' threat'ening — thug
thith'erward 1 O three , thug'gee
thole 7 three'-cornered W thug'gery
thole'-pin 1 three'-decker „ thug'gism
■t thol'obate ^. t— thrce'fold Thu'le
1 Thomae'an I three'-legged , thumb
\ f
s Tho'mism ^ three'pence X thumbed
Tho'mist . ^ ^ three'penny thumb'ing
^ Tho'inite J;-.. Y--. . three'seore — thumbscrew
Thompso'nian 3 threne thumb'-stall
Thoinpso'nian- thren'ody thuni'mim
Q^thong [ism V thresh thump
thresh'er thumped
, ^ Thor
thorac ic 1/1 thresh'old (>—V thump'er
w thump'ing
tho'rax threw
fc/*- tho'ria thrice thun'der
^^tho'rite thrid thun'derbolt
^ thun'derclap
k/' tho'rium 5, thrift
thrift'ily thun'dered
thorn A
\thorn'-apple thrift'iness thun'dercr
s thorn'-bush thrift'less thun'dering
thorn'-hedge thrift'lessness [J thun'der-shower
I'
r thrift'y thun'der-storm
thorn'y
thor'ough Y thrill thun'dcrstruck
thor'oughbass ri thrilled (Y' thun'dery
thor'oughbred thrill'ing , thu'rible
thor'oughfare thrive thurif 'erous
thor'oughgoing \ thrived thurifica'tion
thor'oughly ^ thriv'en V thurl
thor'oughness
thor'ough-paced
I L ■)-throat
thri'ving
thus
Thurs'day

thor'oughwort throat'iness
i- \y— thwack
C/\ thorp throat'wort thwacked
^ those throat'y thwack'ing
?■ throb
b-- thwaite
c
Thoth
thou I I
throbbed
throb'bing
I thwart
thwart'ed
though
thought > L throe
throm'bus
U thwart'ing
thy
thought'ful
though t'fully D' throne thy'ine
thought'fulness 0- throned thy'ite
thought'less throng thyme
thought'lessly thronged A thy'mus
thought'lessness throng'ing thym'y
Y" thou'sand b thro'ning thy'roid
thou'sandfold
thou'sandth
r thros'tle
thros'tling
thyrse
thyr'soid
Thra'cian throt'tle CP th^T'sus
thral'dorn
thrall
1 throt'tled
throttle-valve
thyself'
tia'ra
T ' thrap'ple throt'tling Tibe'tan
\ > thrash 1 through I tib'ia
thrashed throughout' V tib'ial
thrash'er throve L tic
thrash'ing throw tic'^doulourcux
thrason'ical throw'er L. tick
thrave throw'ing ticked
thread ,r thrown u tick'en
 ticket 261 titrate

I tick'et til'mus tin'sel

tick'eted , . tilt < tin'sellcd
k> tick'eting ^ tilt'ed ( tin'seled
tick'in g , . ■ If tilt'er < tin'selling
L tick'le ki. tilth' ( tin'seling
i tick'led tilt'-hammer tin'smith
U tick'ler
tick'liiig
tick'lish
K_;’
K tilt'ing
tim'bal, tym'bal
tim'ber
tint
tint'ed
tint'ing
tick'seed U-vs tim'bered tintinnab'ulary
4 tick'-tack V—N; tim'bering ti'ny
tid or tim'bre tip
ti'dal ^ tim'brel tip'-cat
tid'bit time tipped
tide 1 timed tip'per
ti'ded time'-honoured tip'pet

”• L ‘ tide'-gauge
' tide'less 7^11/^ time'less
time'-keeper

time'liness
tip'ping
tip'ple
tip'pled
tide'mill
tide'waiter time'ly tip'pler

1- Itide'way
ti'dier
ti'diest
N>;
^ time'piece
time'-server
time'-serving
tip'pling
tip'sily
tip'staff
ti'dily [1 time'-table tip'sy
11,/^ ]• time'-worn
cL
IV
ti'diness
ti'ding
ti'dings L
‘ L-^. ' tim'id
timid'ity
tip'toe
tip'-top
tip'ulary
[> ti'dy ^ tim'idly
I. tirade'

rtie ti'ming
tied ti'mist tire
tier ■ timoc'racy tired
ti'er I timoneer' tire'less
tierce orous tire'lessness
tier'cel tim'orously tire'some
tierce'let l_. ' Timo'thean tire'someness
tiff i tin tir'ing
tif'fany tin'cal Tiro'nian
u tif'fin . tinct ’tis
L tig I tincto'rial Tish'ri

J tige
11- ti'ger
ti'ger-cat
tinc'ture
jn tinc'tured
tinc'turing
tis'ical '
Tis'ri
tis'sue
ti'gerish tin'der tis'sued
b "l/' ti'ger-lily tin'der-box tis'suing
tight^ tine tit
tight en tin'ea Ti'tan
tight'ened tin'foil Tita'nian
tight'ening ting titan'ic
I tight'er
tight'est
. tinge .
7 tinged
titanif'erous
ti'tanite
r tight'ly tinge'ing tita'nium
tight'ness 1. ting'ing tit'-bit
b" tights tin'gle tith'able
llr“ ti'gress ~ tin'gled tithe
ti'grine . . tin'gling tithed
i;-
11- tike tink ti'ther
rs- til'bury . tinked ti'thing
t tile tink'er ti'thing-man
tile'-earth j, tink'ered tit'illate
tink'ering tit'illatcd
/ tiled
til'er ^ tink'ing tit'illating
til'ing tin'kle titilla'tion
K till, n. and v. tin'kled tit'ivate
till, prep. tin'kling tit'lark
f- tin'man ti'tle
till'able
Vj till'age tinned ti'tled
tilled tin'ner ti'tle-page
Ka till'er tin'ning ti'tling
till'ering tin'ny tit'mouse
till'ing tin'-plate tit'rate
titrated 262 torpidity

tit'ratcd E? tolera'tion Lix, toon'-wood

i tit'rating r toll
It'S, toll'-booth
toot
L toot'ed
tit'ter
tit'tcrod (toll'-bridge toot'er
tit'tering •/ J- ■ tolled toot'ing
tit'tle ' toil'er tooth
tit'tle-tattle V n toll'-gate
toll'-gatherer L tooth'ache
[I tooth'-brush
K tit'ular
tit'ulary toll'-house b.l toothed
tiv'y
tmc'sis
to
toll'iiig
toll'rnan
tol'zey
L tooth'ing
tooth'less
tooth'leted
toad tolt tooth'pick
toad'-eater tolu' k 1 . tooth'some
tom'ahawk 4"^ J tooth'wort
■i. toad'ied
toad'stone toma'to
r u
toad'stool tomb top arch
1* toad'y tom'bac top'archy
h to'paz
toad'ying tombed
L . toad'yisrn
k" toast
tom'boy
tomb'stone
» top'-boots
top'-coat
toast'ed tom'-cat r tope
toast'er tom'-cod . \ toped
5^ toast'ing tome b . to'per
, toast'ing-fork tomen'tous |-\ , r to'ping
toast'-master ,tom'-fool t or I—topgal'lant

toast'-rack
tobac'co
tomfool'ery
tomin'
Vf L topha'ceous
tobac'conist tom-nod'dy r top'-heavy
tobog'gan to-mor'row 1: V^To'phet
tobog'ganiug b-tj tom'pion ■| 1" to'phus
toc'siii L. tom'-tit' , r top'ic
tod tom'-tom [ =top'ical
to-day' J' ton 1—1 r top'knot
tod'dle ton (Fr.) r top'man
L V
tod'dled to'nal r V-i . ' top'mast
tod'dling tonal'ity r top'wiost
tod'dy J- tone b '-^topog'rapher
to-do' toned r topograph'ic
to'dy tone'less h . topog'raphy
toe ton'ga r topped
tof'fcc, tof'fy tongs r top'per
toft tongue ^ I top'pmg
to'ga tongued \ J top'ple
togeth'er tongue'-shaped J _ \ top'pled
tog'gcry <'• Liv tongue'-tied ^ J top'pling
JL „ tog'gle tongu'ing r or\ r top'sail
r toil ton'ic r ^ topsv-tur'vy
toiled u, ton'ically
1^ toil'er tonic'ity ^ L^'toSk.
toi'let to-night' ll_ toquet'
toil'ing
toiliiiet(te)'
^ t to'ning
ton'ka kf
r
7^
' tor
torch
toii'less ton'nage \/l / torch'-bearer
^^toil'some ton'sil H nX torch'-light
toil'-worn < ton'sillar j- tore
toise ( ton'silar > toreu'tie
Tokay' . toilsillit'ic torment
to'kcr l^_^^tonsilli'tis torment'ed
r to'la
told 1^
tonso'rial
ton'sure
torment'er
tor'mentil
toled y ton'sured l^^torment'ing
n Tole'do tontine'
to'ny
torment'or
torment'ress
tol'erable b. ...
K tol'erably .... too torn
tol'erancc L: took 1^' toriia'do
E’ tol'erant tool to'rous
r
tol'erate J tooled torpe'do
tol'erated tool'ing O' ^ tor'pid
tol'eratiiig J. toon, tun torpid'ity
torpittcd 26a (railed

tor'pified tP tough'ish P V tra'cer

tor'pify J- tough'ly tra'cery
tor'pifying b~j> tough'ness tra'ces
tor'pitude I ■ toupee' trache'a
'tor'por V L I toupet' L J-h trache'ae
tor'quated » ^ L tour tra'cheal
_ torque [/Vt J tourbil'lion trache'ocele
torqued 1 tour'ing 1- ' ^ tracheot'omy
torref.ac'tion L>- j tour'ist tra'chyte
^ tor'refied tour'inaline tra'cing
tor'refy p^ tour'iiament tra'cing-paper
tor'refying tour'ney track
[<7 tor'rent P ^ tour'niquet tracked
O' _ ^ torren'tial p^ tournure' track'ing
or Torriceriian ' P touse track'less
1 _ tor'rid P toused I tract
r torse k tous'ing K tractabil'ity
. a tor'sel tou'sle, tou'zle tract'able
tor'sion ! ( tou'sled tract'ably
tor'so O'' ( tou'zled k- Tracta'rian
tort ( tou'sling Tracta'rianism
torteau' <r^ ( tou'zling trac'tate
tor'tile X tout 1/ trac'tile
tor'tious li. tout'ed 'Ll tractil'ity
tor'tive I tout'er T-> trac'tion
p'l^ tor'toisc L Ij tout'ing tract'ive
I _ tor'toise-shell r tow 11 K trac'tor
p^ tortuos'ity y tow'age trac'tory
.[ tor'tuous / T to'ward tract'rix
I IT tor'ture to'wardly trade
^ ■ tor'tured ' t to'wardness 1-,. tra'ded
,'T tor'turer % S-^ to'ivards '-'K trade'-xnax)!i
^ n tor'turing ^ towed V trarfe'-price
tor'ulous p" tow'el ^ tra'der
to'rus < tow'elling trade'-sale
t ( tow'eling trades'loV^
^ To'ry
To'ryism I_^ tow'er 3r> trades'mwa
toss 1 tow'ered trades-M'wioa
t tossed ^ L tow'ering trade-u' niorx
toss'ing ^ tow'ery trade'-y/ind.
tost j- tow'ing tra'dvag
tot V- io-wit' tradi'tion
to'tal ^ tow'-line tradi'tional
total'ity Ja town traditionally
to'talize [ town-clerk' traditionary
I- to'tally 1 town'-crier tradi'tionist
to'tem I A town -hall' trad'itor
Ja T town'-house
n T traduce'
Pi- to'temism
toth'er J pp towns'-folk P traduced'
tot'ter Ja — town'ship tradu'cent

f tot'tered LiPt-s*’'■ 1— towns'man I

tradu'cer
tot'tering k- towns'people l-
tradu'eing
tot'tery Ja town'-talk' traduc'tion
toucan' ^ C_ tow'ser H traduc'tive
w touch ' tow'y traf'hc
/ touched
touch'er L. ■ tox'ical
tox'ic
u
{. traf'ficked
trat'ficker
> I r ■ traf'ficking
X touch'-hole
touch'iness
touch'ing
A L-^ toxicol'ogy
\—c>. „ 7 toxoph'ilite
toxicol'ogist
trag'acanth
trag'alism
touch'-me-not ^ r toy trage'dian
touch'stone toyed trag'edy
H I toyful trag'ic
/ ')■ ^ touch'wood
touch'y ! ^ toy'mg l trag'ical
/1- tough^ j toy'ish 1 J trag'ically
tough'en 17\ toy'-shop Za I tragi-com'edy
tJ tough'ened n trabea'tion 4^^ tragi-com'ic
t.
tough'ening b „ trace • tragi-com'ical
tough'er trace'able y trail
tough'est traced J trailed
trailing 264 traiisudcid

trail'ing transfer cr trans'migrate

train^ trans'ferable trans'migrated
t ^ train'able transferee' trans'migrating
train'-band ’ transfer'ence transmigra'tion
train'-bearer trans'feror -T-itrans'inigrator
trained transferred' transmi'gratory
train'er transfer'rer , transmissibil'ity
train'ing transfer'ring V transmis'sible
train'-oil transfignra'tion transmis'sion
traipse transfig'ure transmis'sive
trait transfig'urcd ^ transmit'
trai'tor transfig'uring transmit'tal
trai'torous transfix' transmit'tance
trai'torously transfixed' transmit'ted
trai'tress ’ transfix'ing transmit'ter
trajcct
trajec'tion
traject'ory
transfix'ioii
trans'fluent
transform'
K transmit'tible
transmit'ting
transmutabii'ity
tram X transmu'table
transform'able
. tram'-car \ trail sinuta'tion
tram'mel transforma'tioii transmuta'tionist
( tram'melled , transform'ative transmute'
( tram'meled
\ tram'melling
( tram'meling
tramon'tane
.k transformed'
transform'er
transmu'ted
transmu'ter
transmu'ting
tran'som
tramp transform'ing transpa'rence
tramped transfuse' transpa'rency
tramp'ing transfused' . transpa'rent
tram'pie transfu'sible ^ transpierce'
tram'pled transfus'ing > tra>ispierced'
train'pler transfu'siou transpierc'ing
train'pling transfu'sivc ^ trail spir'able
tram'-road transgress' transpira'tion
tram'way
trance
tran'quil
transgressed'
transgrcss'ing
transgres'sion
3m. transpir'atory
transpire'
transpired'
tranquil'lity transgres'sional , transpir'ing
tranquilliza'tion transgress'ive L transplant'
tran'quillize transgress'or ^ transplanta'tion
< tran'quillized tranship' .. transplant'ed
tran'quillizer
tran'quillizing
tran'quilly
i tranship'ment
tran'sient
tran'siently
X transplan t'er
transplan t'ing
transplen'dent
transact' tran'sientncss I transport
transact'ed transil'ience transportability
transact'ing transil'iency ^ transport'able
transac'tion transil'ient transporta'tion
. transac'tor trans'it b transport'ed
transalpine transi'tion transport'er
transatlan'tic transi'tional transport'ing
transcend' trans'itive transpo'sal
transcend'ed * trans'itorily transpose'
transcend'ence trans'itoriness transposed'
transcend'ency trans'itory transpo'sing
transcend'ent transla'table ■ transposi'tion
transcenden'tal translate' transposi'tional
transcenden'tblisiii transla'tcd transpos'itive
' transcenden'talist transla'ting transship'
transcend«n'ta11y transla'tion transship'mcnt
transcen'dently transla'tive transshipped'
transcend'ing transla'tor U ansship'ping
transcribe' transla'tory transubstan'tiate
transcribed' transla'tress transubstan'tirtted
transcri'ber translit'erate transub tan'tiatiiig
transcri'bing translocii'tion n trinsub'itantia'tion
tran'script translu'cence <\ transuda'tion
transcrip'tion translu'cency transu'cfatory
transcrip'tive translu'cent transude'
tran'scpt translu'cid transu'ded
 transuding 265

t treas'uring T „„ tri'able
Xo .. transu'cUng \ tri'ad
traiisvec'tion X treas'ury
<1, X treat 1 r tri'al
Lp —3 transver'sal X tri'alogue
Xd ^r~Y” transverse' r treat'able
■\ X- treat'ed Lvi trian'drian
7^^ Xj trausversc'ly Xln trian'drous
Xj) XSy^ transvola'tioii X treat'd
J 1 treat'ing . b XL^ tri'angle
X trap XL^ tri'angled
L ^ trapan 1 trea'tise
0. .(j. treat'ment trian'gular
\ X .. trapanned' (A 1 _1 triangular ity
^ X trapan'iiing "I trea'ty
1 X treb'le —y-- ‘ trian'gularly
T \^trap'-door „ _trian'gulate
N T trapeze' X N treb'le clef
\ , X treb'led XY trian'gulated
' .. 1 trape'zian '■ Lvo- trian'gulating
n- ^^-^trape'ziform X ■ ' treb'ling
V. X treb'ly XL. triangula'tion
[ X" trape'zium C tri'archy
1 trapezohe'dron X \- treb'uchet
b Tri'as, tri'as
^ L trap'czoid 1 n O. tree
W tree -frog J-.- Trias'sic
fj. L ^ trapezoid'al J . tri'bal
[ ^ trap'pean X* ^— . tree'nail
Y X tref'le ' k n tribe
n- X trapped n. i trib'let
k trap'per 1 ^ tre'foil
y r7 treil'lage b ■ tribom eter
1 trap'ping k tri'brach
\ .. 1 trap'pings X_ trek
V? trel'lis nY— n i ^tribula'tion
■1 '' Trap'pist T "X ISPtribu'nal
L ~ trap'pous r' trel'lised
trel'lising LY:> 1 ^ trib'unary
^ n trash 1 trib'unate
trash'y X~N_i treman'do
Y r trem'ble , 1 trib'une
b trass IJ/X V trib'utarily
^ U—1 traumat'ic \ X-> trem'bled
K ^ ^ trem'bler ■ trib'utary
J- trav'ail k ' trib'ute
' o- .> trav'ailing trem'bling
Tremel'la Uy n. tricap'sular
A O trav'el YY' 1) trice
^ ti- ( trav'elled tremen'dous
° tremen'dously Xy nv tricen'nial
q1 ( trav'eled Y tricen'tenary
T i trav'eller /t' trem'olite
X.^ ' trem'olo trichi'na
CL T ( trav'eler ' ' X_=3) trichino'sis
1 qL . < trav'elling ' « Xt-w trem'or
X-Vt° ^ trem'ulous t- _ * tri'chord
1 trav'eling trichot'omous
e trav'ersable trem'ulousness
X. n ' trench [-A. 7 trichot'omy
^ ^ trav'erse . hrtf-N tri'chroism
(L T trav'ersed / Xl,. trench'ant
X, “ trenched „ 1—: trick
^ -trav'erser L „ tricked
A trav'erse-table ^ trench'er
X_^ „ trench'erman . 1—1 trick'ery
y. trav'ersing trick'in g
\ \ trav'ertine X_, trench'ing
J. 7 trend L trick'ish
tL ( trav'ertin I- ^ trick'ishness
T X trav'estied X__^ trend'ed
> . 7*’ trend'ing ^ trick'le
T ► T trav'esty i. . trick'led
y 1 trav'estying X . tren'tal
X trepan' n trick'ling
.-t [ . y trav'is L= „ trick'ster
^ J’ trawl X \ trepang'
n trepanned Liv trick'-track
ri. A trawled 1—; „ t— trick'y
trawl'er X ^ trepan'ner
X trepan'ning tric'linate
y. trawl'ing J n, triclin'iary
„ trawl'-net Xt_/ „ trephine'
X trepida'tion nv . triclin'ic
n. •* tray 1—pO f|v tricoc'cous
^ n treach erous X \ „ tres'pass
^ -b <t tres'passed nv . tri'colour
o' 7 n treach'ery tri'coloured
^ tres'passer
„ ^ J—s trea'cle nv tricor'poral
n_ tread 0 „ <k tres'passing
6 ^ tress k-\ ov tricus'pid
1 b 0 tread'er n, j k\ tricus'pidate
» * 1 tread'ing c „ tressed
h „ tress'ure t-i' ftv > tri'cycle
fJ' tread'le nv [yri> tridac'tylous
1 n tread'mill n 3 tress'ured
C n. tress'y k- Ov tri'dent
n troa'son Ov triden'tate
0 trea'sonable 1 * tres'tle
i\. tres'tle-tree ^ Ov tridentif'erous
T; treas'ure M Ov . Triden'tine
3 treas'ured t n tret
b . trev'et „ Vd L t-o tridiapa'son
X 0 treas'urer . trial
3 treas'ure-trove '• 1’ trey

II—(S.I70)
tricunial 266 troublous

trien'nial Trinita'rianism trit'urated

trieu'iiially trin'ity trit'urating
tri'er trin'ket tritura'tion
tri'erarch trin'ketry tri'umph
trifa'rious trinoc'tial • trium'phal
tri'fid ' trino'mial trium'phant
trifis'tulary tri'o trium'phantly
tri'fle trioc'tile tri'umphcd
tri'fled tri'olet trium'pher
tri'fler tri'onal tri'umphing
tri'fling tri'or itrium'vir
tri'flingly trip trium'viral
triflo'ral tripar'tite trium'virate
triflo'rous triparti'tion tri'une
trifo'liate tripe triun'ity
trifo'liated trip'edal tri'valve
trifo'liolate tripen'nate trivalv'ular
Trifo'lium triper'sonal triv'et
tri'foly triper'sonalist triv'ial
trifo'rium tripcrsonal'ity trivial'ity
tri'form tripet'alous triv'ium
triform'ity trip'-hammer triweek'ly
tri'furcated tri'phone tro'car
trig triph'thong trocha'ic
trig'amous triphthon'gal trochan'ter
trig'amy triph'yline tro'chee
trigged triphyl'lous tro'chil
trig'ger trip'le troch'ilus
trig'ging tripled tro'chings
tri'glyph triplet troch'lea
tri'gon triplicate, n., a. tro'choid
trig'onal trip'licate, v. trod
trigonomet'ric triplica'tion trodd'en
trigonorn'etry triplic'ity trog'lodyte
tri'gram tripling Tro'jan
trigrammat'ic triplite troll
tri'graph tri'pod trolled
Trigyii'ia tripo'dian trol'ley
trihe'dral trip'ody troll'ing
trihc'dron trip'oli trol'lop
trilat'eral ■ tri'pos trom'bone
triliii'gual tripped tromp, trompe
trilit'eral trip'por trompille'
tri'lithon trip'ping tro'na
trill trip'pingly troop
trilled trip'sis trooped
trill'ing trip'tote troop'er
tril'lion trip'tych troop'ing
trilo'bate tri'reme troop'-ship
tri'lobed trirhomboid'al trope
tri'lobite trisect' troph'ic
triloc'ular trisect'ed tro'phied
tril'ogy trisect'ing tro'phy
trim trisec'tion trop'ic
trimes'ter trisep'alous trop'ical
trimes'tral trispcr'mous tro'pist
trimes'trial btrist tropolog'ical
trim'eter trisul'cate tropol'ogy
trimet'ric trisyllab'ic trot
trini'ly trisyl'lable troth
trimmed trite trot'ted
trim'mer trite'ly trot'ter
trim'ming trite'ness 1- trot'ting
trim'iiess tri'thcism trou'badour
tri'iial tri'thcist troub'le
trine tritheist'ic Iroub'led
trinerv'ate Tri'ton troub'ler
trinerved' tri'tone troub'lesome
triii'gle trit'urable troub'ling
Trinita'rian trit'urate troub'lous
 truss'd Tues'day
trough I tu'fa
3. trounce truss'ing
I V tufa^ceous
trounced trust
troun'cing 1-
trust'de«d L
dt
L- '
t
I-
tulf
tuft
troupe trust'srf
trustee' tuft'ed
trou'sers tuft'-hunter
trousseau' trustce'ship
tuft'-hunting
trout trust'er
trust'ful tuft'ing
trouvere to
trust'fully tuft'y
,tro'ver
trow trust'ier ^ b. tug
V tug'boat
V trow'el trust'iest br
b tugged
trow'elled trust'ily

r !troy
trow'eled trust'iness
trust'ing
tug'ger
tug'ging
tui'tion
i: troy' weight
tru'ancy
trust'ingly
p trust'worthiness
trust'worthy
J..
1 tui'tionary
bS tu'lip
tru'ant
trust'y bS.- o tu'lipist
i. truce tulipoma'nia
truck truth
truth'ful bSfl 'tu'lip-tree
truck'age
truth'fully I b’or b* tulle
Iz trucked
truth'inlness tum'ble
K truck'er tum'bled
truth'less
K. truck'ing truths
tum'ble-down
L truck'le tum'bler

t ^ truck'le-bed
truck'led
r trutta'ceous
try tura'blerful
tum'bling
try'ing
truck'ler
truck'ling tor r try'sail
tryst
tum'brel
tum'bril
truck'man tumefac'tion
tru'culence tryst'ing
U^. tu'mefied
tru'culency Tsar
M. Tsarit'sa tu'mefy
'Lj/C? tru'culent tu'mefying
trudge tset'se
tub tu'mid
;- trudged
;>- tu'ba tumid'ity

i I
trudg'ing
true
tru'er
tu'bal
tub'bing
tub'by
tu'mour
tu'mular
tu'muli
tru'est tu'mult
truf'fle tube
tubed tumul'tuary
Iz. trug tumul'tuous
tru'isrr tu'ber
r y- tru'ly
trull
tu'bercle
tu'bercled
tumul'tuously
tumul' tuousness
tuber'cular tu'mulus
K trump tun
: tubcr'culate
■K trumped tu'nable
tuber'culin
trump'ery
3 tuberculo'sis tune
trump'et I ^
tuned
H trump'eted
trump'eter
tuber'culous
. tuberif'erous
tu'borose
tune'ful
tune'fully
T- K truiiip'ft-tontjued
nh 'K. trump'ing tubcros'ity
tu'berous
^ U tune'less
tu'ner
trun'cal tung'state
trun'cate, adj. tu'l)icorn
tu'biform tung'sten
U- T trun'cate, v.
tu'bing tung'stic

wt: trun'cated
trun'cating
trunca'tion
tu'bipore
tu'bular
tubulate, adj.
li Lm
Tun'gus
tu'nic
K ./-tu'Dicarv
V K trun'cheon
trun'dle
trun'dle-bed
tu'bulate, v.
tu'bulc
u tu'nicate
tu'nicated
tu'bulicole tu'nicle

b- trunk
trun'dled
trun'dling
tu'buliform
tu'bulous
b tu'ning
tu'ning-fork
tuck Tunis'ian
trunk'-hose
b trun'nel
tucked
tuck'er
Tunk'er
tun'nage
b trun'nion
trun'nioned
truss
b tuck'et
tuck'ing
b tun'nel
< tun'nelled
Tu'dor cb ( tun'neled
V trussed
 tunnelling 268 type

J- ( tun'nelling li- tur'ret IL- twen'tieth

1 ( tun'neling tur'reted j t-A twen'ty
O. 1 tun'ny [;y tur'ret-ship i • twen'tyfold
\y tur'rilite twi'bill, twy'bill
1 \
X tur'tle ' r \y> twice
■ ^ ^ Tura man 1 tur'tle-dove ' twice'-told
i . tur'ban 1 turves A ''r 1 twid'dle
tur'bary 1- Tus'can cl . J twid'dled
1 , tur'bid 1- tush [1 ‘ twid'dling
1 turbid'ity J- y tusk U 'O twig
^ , ;• tur'bidly J; tusked U twig'gy
l/\ tur'bidiiess 1- tusk'er \y twi'light
turbinate, adj. tusk'y '■ twill
1 . ' tur'binate, v. ’ tus'sle y twilled
i.-v tur'binated 1- tus'sled y twill'ing
1 .. ■ tur'bine J-, ” tus'sock twin
^ 1 tur'bit J- _-o tus'sock-grass twine
q ^ tur'bot J-', tus'socky i, twined
tur'bulence 1- tut '' twinge
1 ^ tur'bulency I tu'telage twinged
^ 1. tur'bulent 1 tu'telar y'-y , twinge'ing
■} < Turc'ism ( .. aO tu'telary twill'ing
„ ^ Turk'ism aK^ r tu'tenag 1/'-^ ' twin'kle
I Tur'coman 1 , ■'L— tu'tor twin'kled
tureen' t L tu torage twin'kling
1, ^ turf ^ L tu'tored . ly twin'ling
^ 1 turfed L / tu'toress In. . twinned
1 turf'iness "i 1 tuto'rial y twin'ning
Xy , ■ turf'ing ) 1 ■ tu'toring ly 1 ^ twirl
, turf'y L 1, tu'tors . ly'' twirled
I . tur'gent aL u ^ tut'san \yy twirl'ing
1 turges'cence 1 ^ tut'ti y twist
, turges'ccncy .1. 1- tut'ty y- , twist'ed
1 / turges'cent 1, 1. tu-whit' iP- twist'er
1 yi tur'gid . 1 > tu-whoo' y'- twist'ing
, \y\ turgid'ity 1/ y, tuyere' 1 L twit
t_ ■'• . Turk ^ J’ ^itwad'dle y . twitch
„ T—, tur'key r J’ twad'dled ' \yi twitched
. tur'key-buzzard ' twad'dler y twitch'er
u-, tur'key-cock y J’ twad'dling . ■ y twitch'ing
„ ' U Turk'ish twain Jxi- , A. twit'ted
Turk'ism * twaite . \y twit'ter
0 1 o . Turk’s'-cap X-- twang jXl 1 twit'tered
tr~y A tur'malin ■ twanged 1 ]y' twit'tering
tur'meric 1 |„,^^twang'ing twit'tiiig
A tur'nioil ^twan'gle ’twixt
’ . w tur'moiled —twank —s— ixpo
Xy^, ’' tur'moiling twan'kay —!»— fa’o'-decker
’ 1^ turn ^ twank'ing K— /ico'-edged
. turn'coat 1^ ’twas /ifo'fold
1 turned J’ ^ twat'tle ' ^ /«>o'-handed
1 turn'er 1 r twat'tling 1 ta'o'-legged
^ turn^ery j tway'blade . v'^ /jfo'-lobed
1 c tweak IT 1 two'pence
1/^^
turn'ing-point L tweaked . 7> It two'penny
tur'nip 1 <^ tweak'ing t. .V twos
turn'key \y\ tweed \—. ■ .y Tychon'ic
yy}_yA turn'out \ twee'dle ■y y tycoon'
. V 'i turn'ovcr cl J twee'died 1 • tye
y-^ turn'pike J ‘ twee'dling
. ^ turn'plate 'U y tweel , t/ler
yy 1^0 turn'sole J/s-jtv’' , twee'ny-maid .tym'bal
, turn'spit tweer 1 ' tym'pan
v)r turn'stile 1 twec'zcrs tyinpau'ic
yy turn'stone ■d r\ twelfth 1 tympanit'ic
q turii'table rV^ ( twelfth'-night *'“Vt 1 ‘^'tympani'tis
A tur'pentine A twelve 1 ■ *:''V^tyni'panuni
k, A tur'peth . twelve'month w tym'pany
7 t A tur'pitude t twelve'pence \ iv ty'pal
\ X-o turquoise' “'V, twelve'penny V type
typewriter 2(}{) Tzarina

typc'writer typ'ify tyr'annize

type'writing typ'ifying tyr'annizod
type'writtcn ty'pist tyr'aniiizirig
Typho'c;ui ty'po- tyr'annous
ty'phokl typog'rapher tyr'anny
Tv-'phon typograph'ic ty'rant
typhoon' typograph'ical tyre
< ty'phous typog'raphy Tyr'ian
( ty'phus typ'olite ty'ro
tx-p'ic typol'ogy Tyrolese'
typ'ical tyran'nic Tyrtae'an
typ'ically tyrpn'nical Tzar
typitica'tioa t>Tan'nicaUy Tzari'na
typ'ihed tyraii'nicide
 u
ubi'ety umbil'ic unaspi'ring
u'biquist umbil'ical unassail'able
ubiquita'rian umbil'icate [ unassailed'
ubiq'uitary umbili'cus unassist'ed
ubiq'uitous um'bo unassort'ed
ubiq'uity um'bonate' unassu'ming
u'dal um'bonated unattached'
ud'der um'bra unattain'able
udom'eter umbrac'uliform unattempt'ed
ug'lier um'brage unattend'ed
ug'liest umbra'geous unattract'ive
^ ■ ug'lily umbrel'la u'nau
ug'liness umbrif'erous unauthen'tic
ug'ly um'pirage unau'thorized
uh'lan, u'lan um'pire unavail'able
uit'lnnder unabashed' unavailing
ukase' unaba'ted unavoid'able
ul'cer una'bte unavoid'ably
ul'cerate unabridged' unaware'
ul'cerated unaccent'ed unawares'
ul'cerating unaccept'able unbal'anced
uiccra'tion unacconr'mo- unbar'
ul'cerous dating unbearable
Ulema' unaccom'panied unbear'ably
ulig'inous unaccount'able unbecom'ing
ul'lage unbefit'ting
unaccount'ably
ulma'ceous unbegot'tcn
ul'mic unaccus'tomed unbelief'
ul'min, ul'mine unacknote-'l'etiged unbcliev'er
ul'na unacquaint'ed unbeliev'ing
ul'ster unadorned' - un beloved'
ulte'rior unadul'terated unbend'
ultc'riorly unadvi'sable unbend'ing
ul'tima unadvi'sedly unbent'
ul'tima ra'tio unaffect'ed unbi'as
ul'timate unaffect'edly unbi'ased
ul'tima ted unaid'ed unbid'den
'cw^- ultimately unallied' unbind'
4.. ul'timatiiig unalloyed' unbit'
ultima'tum unal'terable unbleached'
ul'timo ''unalterably unbletn'ished
r^' '‘^' ul'tra unal'tered unblest'
ul'traism ^ unambi'tious unblush'ing
n-,:^ ul'traist
ultramarine'
una'miable
unanim'ity
unbolt'
unborn'
ultramon'tane I unan'imotis unbor'rowed
ultramon'taiiisiT unan' inumsly , unbos'om
i?—N ultramon'tanist unan'swerable unbought
(^.unan'swerably unbound'ed
ultramuu'dane
unan'swered unbound'cdly
ul'ulate unappre'ciated unbri'dle
um'bel unapprised' unbrok'en
um'bellar unapproach'able unbroth'erly
um'bcllate unappro'priated ' unbuck'le
um'bellated unbur'den
^ unarmed'
umbellif'erous unbur'ied'
um'bcr , unascertained' unbut'ton
um'bered unasked' ■ uncalled'

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uneaiulid 271 iinoqiiallcd

uncan'did uncov'er un'derstrapper

uncanon'ical uncreat'ed un'derstudy
uuceas'ing unc'tion tindertake'
unceas'ingly unc'tuous undertak'en
unceremo'nious uncul'tivated un'dertaker
uncer'tain uncur'rent underta'king
uncer'tainly uncut' undertook'
unccr'tainty unda'ted underval'ue
unchain' undaunt'ed un'derv/ear
unchal'lengeable undaunt'edly underwent'
unchal'lenged undec'agon un'derwood
unchange'able undeceive' underwork'
unchange'ably undeci'ded underwrite'
^ unchanged' undefend'ed un' derwriler
■' unchang'ing undefiled' undeserved'
\ O unchar'itable undefined' , undeserv'ing
unchar'itableness undeliv'ered undesigned'
unchar'itably undeni'able undesign'ing
h unchaste' undeni'ably undesir'able
^, y, unchris'tian undenomina'- undetect'ed
unchurch' un'der [Honal unde'viating
un'cial un'der-agent undid'
un'ciform underbid' undigest'ed
un'cinate un'derhred undig'nified
uncir'cumcised wn'rfurbrush undimin'ished
unciv'il Mn'f/fcT-clerk undimnied'
unciv'ilized un'(<«rclothing undis'eiplined
unciv'illy un'dercutrent undisguised'
un'cle un'derdone undismayed'
unclean' underdose' undisturbed'
unclean'Iy un'derdiain undivided
unclean'ness under-es'tim'dte,v undo'
unclose' under-es'iimate,n undo'er
unclothed' under-cs' timated undo'ing
unclouded' ttnder-es'iimat- un'done
uncoil' underioot' [ing undoubt'ed
uncome'ly undergo' undoubt'edly
uncom'fortable undergo'ing undress'
^ uncom'fortably undergone' undue'
X. uncom'mon 'Cl undergrad'uate un'dulant
^ uncom'monly un'dergcound un'dulate
uncomplain'ing un'dergvowth un'dulated
^ uncom'promising un' derhand un'dulating
“^unconcern' un'derbanded undula'tion
unconcerned' underhung' un'dulatory
unconcern'edly .r underlay' undu'ly
uncondi'tional un'derlease undu'tiful
uncondi'tionally underlet' undy'ing
uncondi'tioned underlie' unearned'
^ unconge'nial underline unearth'
unconnect'ed underlined' unearthed'
uncon'querable un' derling uncarth'ing
^ uncon'scionable underlying unearth'ly
' uncon'seious undermine' uneas'ily
uncon'sciously un'dermost uneas'iness
^ uncon'seiousness tifiderneath' uneas'y
unconstitu'tional underpin' uned'ucated
unconstitu'tionnily underpin'ning unembar'rassed
uncontrol'lable underrate' .unemployed'
uncontrolled' underrun' unencum'bered
unconvert'ed underscore' unend'ing
^ Uncord' unendur'able
under-secretary
uncord'ed unendur'ably
uncork' ■-r undersell' unengaged'
'1- uncount'ed un'dershot unenlight'ened
y-. uncour'teous un'dersized unen'viable
uncourt'ly un'dersoil unen'viably
uncouth' utiderstand' une'quable
uncouth'ness . Kn^ierstand'ing une'qual
uncov'enanted ^ M«ii«rstood' une'qualled
 unequally 272 united

une'qtially Ov- er'tl unfor'tunate Li ^ unhooked'

^ unequiv'oeal ''^'X^or''k^ unfor'tunately unhook'ing
uncquiv'ocally unfound'ed d unhorse'
! uner'ring unfrequent'ed unhorsed'
uner'ririgly unfre'quently ^ unhors'ing
^ '• i^uiiessen'tial unfriend'ly unhurt'
^ une'ven -vtJa- unfruit'ful uniax'ial
^ une'venly , S' unfruit'fulness u'nicorn
, une'venness ^ unfulfilled' <H'~* ^ unicorn'ous
unevent'ful ^ 'Hr unfurl' uuide'al
unexam'pled unfurled' unifa'cial
_ unexcep'tionable ' . unfurl'ing .r'yv—: unif'ic
unexcep'tionably unfur'nished <Hs_^ unifica'tion
^ unexhaust'ed , ungain'ly
. unexpecl'ed ^ ungen'erous uniflo'rous
^ Mnexpect'ed\y , . ' ungen'erously ly* unifo'liate
2,^—e, unexplained' uuge'nial ( u'ttiform
^ ^ unexplored' J C ungen'tle ■< uniform'ity
unexpressed' ( . ungen'tkmanly _V, { u'niformly
wnextin' guishz.h\<i ' ungod'liness
xinextin'guished ungod'ly .0 unigen iture
unfad'ed ^ ^ H ung<w'tenable unig'enous
^ unfad'ing H ungot;'miably unila'biate
^ ^ > unfail'ing > ungrace'ful ‘1 unilat'eral
> unfail'ingly ungrace'fully vjy y unilit'eral
unfair' -.^.5^ ungrace'fulness unimpaired'
^ unfair'ly ungra'cious unimpeach'able
^ ^' unfair'ness ungra'ciously 'rl_ y unimpor'tant
^ unfaith'ful _: ungraminat'ical ' unimproved'
^ ^unfaith'fulness __ ungrate'ful
^ nnfatnil'iar H ungrate'fully ' uninflam'mable
unfamil'iarly ^—Oi- unground'ed ^ nninfluen'tial
unfash'ionable , ungrudg'ing ^uningen'uous
unfash'ionably ^ un'gual Wuninhab'itable
unfash'ioned ' sjJ—I. unguard'ed
. uufast'en unguard'edly uninstruct'ed
unfast'ened un'guent nninstruct'ive
unfast'ening un'guentary unintel'ligible
unfath'omable unguen'tous ^ unintel'ligibly
. v-15^^ unfa'vourable V■V j b unguic'ulate ^ unintend'ed
unfa'vourably ./iunguic'ulated uniuten'tional
unfeel'ing „ un'gulate , uninten'tionally
‘O unfeel'ingly un'gulated '——^1^0 tintn'icresfcd
’O unfeigned' unhal'lowed f linin'ter esting
, unfeign'edly unhand' y ^ ■ uninterrupt'ed
"-V, T. unfelt' unhand'some --uninterrupt'edly
, ''Hi^-^jjUnfem'inine unhand'somely uninvit'ed
, y^unfet'tercd ^ unhan'dy uninvit'ing
, '"'V/ unfil'ial ■ unhap'pily , u'nion
unfin'ished unhap'piness
unfit' , ■ unhap'py U'nionism
unfit'ly , unharmed' U'nionist
, '• unfit'ness unhar'ness or y/ U'nion Jack
unfit'ted , ■ unhar'nessed unip'arous
, ' unfit'ting unhar'nessing u'niped
, ''A__b unfix' i unhealth'iness ^ J uniper'sonal
^ _0 unfixed' sjJ C • unhealth'y unique'
>—unfix'ing unheard' unise'rial
• unflag'ging unheed'ed y unise'riate
^5, unflat'tering unheed'ing unisex'ual
i unfledged' unhes'itating u'nison
A ■ . unflinch'ing unhes'itatingly u'nisonance
""V unfold' 1 unhinge' u'nisonant
^ unfold'ed unhinged' , u'nisonous
. unfOld'ing ^ unhing'ing 0^' u'nit
' unforeseen' unhitch' Unita'rian
unforefoW' unho'liness Unita'rianism
1— ? unforgie'en vixO unho'ly d'^y' u'nitary
. , — unforgfi/'ing unhon'oured > unite'
unformed' 1 unhook' <d'^' uni'ted
 uiiitodly 273 unreasonable

^ uni'tedly ' unmaid'enly unpatriot'ic

, uni'ter X unmake' ^ viy\;
unpaved'
» uni'ting . I ^ unmak'ing '-Lfv unperceiv'able
» uni'tion unman' unperceived'
^ u'nity , unman'ageable 'An ^ unphilosoph'ical
u'nivalve N unman'ly unpin'
u'nivalved unmanned' unpinned'
univalv'ular unman'nered '■tA . unpin'ning
univer'sal unman'nerly ^ unpit'ied
• unmar'ried \ unpit'ying
Uniter'salism unmask' '-Av J unpleas'ant
U niter'salist unmasked' ^ ^Ao'.' unpleas'antly
<dS \ universal'ity unmask'ing ( unpleas'antness
itHtrer'saZize unmatched'
td'lT uniter'salized unpleas'ing
mimean'ing
cr^Yr~ uniter'sally unmen'tionable ''A^ y unpoet'ical
u'niverse unmer'ciful j unpol'ished
, univer'sity unpollut'ed
unmer'cifully
univ'ocal unpop'ular
^ unmer'ited
^ unjust' unpopular'ity
, unjust'ifiable unmil'itary
, X unjust'ifiably unmind'ful unprac'tical
X,. unjust'ly unprac'tised
unmin'gled
unkempt' ' ^Ap unprec'edented
unken'nel 1 unmista'kable vj-A a unprejudiced
unken'nelled ''^'^1. unmit'igated unpremed'itated
unken'nelling T}~^ unmixed' '-A: unprepared'
unkind' unmoor' Y^A/ '' unprepossess'ing
unkind'ly unmoth'erly '"A, ^ \ unpretend'ing
unkind'ness unmoved'
un'knowable unmur'muring _Y unprin'cipled
__* unknit' unmu'sical -J-SN.. unprin t'ed
unknow'ingly unmuz'zle viA unproduc' live
^,1,^.^ ^ '• unknown' unmuz'zled -J-A y" 1 unprofes'sional
' ^ unlace' ‘ unnamed' ^ '~!-K unprof'itable
1 unlaced' , • unnat'ural vA. T unprof'itably
, unlac'ing unnat'urally \ unprom'ising
unlade' ' unnec'essarily unpronounce'-
viJw unlatch' unnec'essary ^-Ar^Ap able
unlatched' ■ unneigh'bourly unpropi'tious
, vjJW unlatch'ing unnerve' viX\y. unpros'perous
^ unlaw'ful unnerved'
^ unlaw'fully unnerv'ing ^ unpros porously
unlaw'fulness unno'ted \/r unprotect'ed
unlearn' ‘ unno'ticed 'A- xiAr unprovi'dcd
unlearned' unnum'bcred ^LA;-* unprovoked'
unlearn'ed ' vtnobjec' tionable ^ vJ^ unpub'lisked
unleav'ened > unoblig'ing ■'-A' \ unpun'ished
^ unless' unobserv'able ■A vovi_Y unqualified
unlet'tered unobserv'ant ■ unquench'able
unli'censed unobserv'ing { unques'tionable
^ unlike' ® unobtru'sive ''An' ( unques'tionably
, unlike'ly ^ ^unoc'cupied ^^ p unques'tioned
^ unlike'ness unoffend'ing unques'tioning
'V ' ^ unlim'ited .. unoffi'cial 'AcA -C^ unqui'et
J- unlink' unoffi'cious ''a-r unqui'etly
unliq'uidated ' uno'pened _ ' unrav'el
■ unload' ' tLnor'ganized ( unrav'elled
^jytT unload'ed ^ unostenta'tious ( unrav'eled
unload'ing unostenta'tious- _ < unrav'elling
'Y' unlock' unpack' [ly ; < unrav'eling
unlocked' unpacked' yy unread'
'Y' unlock'ing vky unpack'ing ^y\ unread'able
'7' unloose' unpaid yl \ unread'y
.' unloved' 1 unpal'atable unre'al
unlove'liness ■ unpar'alleled unreal'ity
unlove'ly unpar'donable
'yc' , unluck'ily unpar'donably unre'alizable
/ unluck'y unparliament'ary ' jf ” unre'alized
unmade' unrea'sonable
-— - 1

unreasonableness . 274 untying

unre ,'son.ibleiiess , unscru'pulous- unstrung'

unrea'sonably unseal' [ness ^ 'if unstud'ied
unredeemed' , " unsealed' 11 n unstibstan'tial
unregen'eracy unseal'ing unsucccss'ful
unregen'erate vU-xfN* unseam' ,unsuccess'fully
jr>- ■ unreg'istered unsearch'able ''T ^ unsuit'able
unrelent'ing ^ unsea'sonable ^ unsuit'ably
unreli'able , unsea'sonably . N- unsuit'ed
vjJ\ unreinem'bered 'if ^N- unseat' .jjil unsul'lied
unrcmit'ting '“P unsea t'ed ...1^ unsum'moned
' unremun'erative 'if , unseat'ing •oo _ unsung'
'~0^. unsea'worthy .'“A/'’’ unsupport'ed
^ unrepen t'ing unsec'onded , unsurpassed'
unrepresent'ed , unsecta'rian , unsusccp'tible
—I- unrequi'ted unsee'ing , \ unst(s/>ec<'e<f
vi/O unreserve' ^.s.^s~y unseem'ly ^ '~A unsMspecf'ing
unreserved' unseen'
unsuspi'cious
, p y unselfish
unreserv'edly unsuspi'ciously
yr unselfishly
- unresist'ing Zr unselfishness
unrest' viOV ^ unser'viceable 'O' unsustained'
unrest'ing ‘N unset'tle unswathe'
unrestrained'-nt' '3 unset'tled -.±£^ unswathed'
^ unrestrict'ed '~Y~^ unset'tling •.j-eyC^ unswath'ing
_ unsex' ■^L^ey] unswayed'
unreward'ed unsweet'ened
, unshack'le
. unrid'dl'e unshak'en ■-Zjey unswerv'ing
unrig' unsheathe' — unsvmpathet'ic
unrighl'eous unsheathed' unsystemat'ic
unright'eously , unsheath'ing untaint'ed
unright'eousness < ■ unship' , untam'able-eable
• unripx;' \ unshipped' N untast'ed
unri'val(l)ed ^ ^ unship'ping untaught'
unrobe' \ i^' unshod' O unten'able
unroll' ^ \ unshrink'ing .-io- unf/jan^'/ul
unrolled' .r!K_ --1^ unthank'fully
unroll'ing —o unshrinkingly unf/ian^'fulnes*s
■ unroman'tic ^ unsight'liness" 'as ^ unthink'uhXe
unroof' unsight'ly ^ V.. unthink'ing
. unroofed' unskil'ful _ unffifn/s'ingly
^ unroof'ing ^ unskil'fulness X unthought'ful
unruf'fled ^ unskilled' ) , ^ ^unthrift'y
unru'liness unsmoked' vL-iVn ‘^y
vi/ unru'ly f unso'ciable 'l' '• , 1. untie', untied'
unsad'dle unso'cial X , ^ 1 until'
^ unsad'dicd unsoiled' , '~'ti/''untime'ly
r unsad'dling Sf’ unsold' , untir'ing
unsafe' unsolic'ited j 1^ un'to
' unsafe'ly '^p unsophis'ticated '~H' , untold'
^ unsaid' , L^, unsort'ed 'a unto'ward
unsale'able '~»f unsought' U untract'able
unsanc'tified unsound' ^ untrained'
unsafjs/ac'/ortly unsound'ly f untram'melled
unsatisfac'tory , unsound'ness ' ( untram'meled
^ unsat'isfying ' . unspa'ring O]- t untrav'elled
1 unsa'vory ^ unspa'ringly d ( untrav'eled
unsay' ''A-^ ’ uftspeak'able
Ounsay'ing ^V\. unspeak'ably 1 untrod'
’ ^ unscathed' unspent' * untrod'den
y unschol'arly unspot'ted untrue'
unschooled' ^ ■ unsta'ble ^ v untru'ly
Y unscientif'ic ' ''p unstaid' J ^ untruth'
—■• unscrew' 1 ^ unstained' y vi. ^ untu'tored
unscrewed' ^ A unstead'ily .j. ly" untwine'
O' unscrew'ing . ^ r unstead'iness Jj, A _ untwined'
'']• U* .Jo unstead'y A if’ untwin'ing
^ unscrip'tural •• vjLp- ^ unstint'ed * untwist'
.A"• * * oj,.^ unstop' ^ untwist'ed
''tJ® X/Yy' unscru'pulous \ ^ unstopped' si^y untwist'ing
'y^ unscru'pulously ^ unstring' ! unty'ing
 unused 275 ufniosl

unused' upheave' . urged

^ <unu'sual upheaved' ur'gency
( unu'siia/ly upheav'ing ) ur'gent
, . ■ J unut'terable upheld' ^ ur'gently
' unval'ued up'hill ur'ger
, . unva'ried uphold' y . ur'ging
^ unvar'nished uphold'er u'ric
, unva'ryiug uphold'ing y u'rim
I unveil' uphol'ster
Uu'rinal
. r ^ unveiled' uphol'sterer
unveil'ing uphol'stery ^ u nnary
^ unver'ified up'land u'rinate
uplift'
u'rinative
unvva'rily uplift'ed
unwa'riness uplift'ing y u'rine
-■ unwar'like upon' u'rinous
up'per ■>) urn
unwar'ran table up'pcrjHos/ uros'copy
unwar'ran tably upraise' Ur'sa Major
unwar'ran ted upraised' Ur'sa Minor
unwa'ry uprais'ing
unwav'ering uprear' ur'siform
unwea'ried
1. uprearcd' ur'sine
uprear'ing Ur'suline
unwea'riedly up'right u'r'us
unwea'ry up'rightly us
unweave'
XT' up'rightness u'sable
unweav'ing upris'en u'sage
unwel'comfi , upris'ing u'sance
unwell' up'roar use
unwept' uproar'ious used
unwhole'some uproot' use'ful
unwhole'some- uproot'ed use'fully
ness uproot'ing use'fulness
unwield'iness uprose' use'less
. ■ unwield'y upset' use'lessly
unwill'ing upset'ting use'lessness
unwill'ingiy up'shot u'ser
unwill'ingness up'side ush'er
unwind' up'spring ush'ered
unwind'ing upstairs' ush'ering
unwise' up'start u'sing
unwise'ly up'-stroke us'quebaugh
unwit'tingly up'-train ust'ion
unwit'ty upturn' ustula'tion
unwoni'anly upturned' ii'stial, u'sually
unwont'ed upturn'ing u'sufruct
unwont'edness up'ward usufruct'uary
up'wards u'surer
unworld'ly
us'urious
unworn' Ura'lian
usu'riously
unwor'thily u'ranite
unwor'thiness ura'nium usurp'
unwor'thy usurpa'tion
uranog'raphy
unwound' usurped'
unwov'en uranol'ogy usurp'er
unwrit'ten usurp'ing
uranos'copy
unwrought u'sury
unyield'ing U'ranus uten'sil
unyoke' u'rate u'terine
unyoked' ur'ban u'terus
unyok'ing urbane' utilita'rian
up urban'ity
utilita'rianisni
u'pas ur'chin
upbraid' Ur'du util'ity
upbraid'ed utiliza'tion
u'rea
upbraid'er u'tilize,
upbraid'ing ure'ter u'tilized
upcast' ure'thra u'tilizing
upheav'al urge ut'wosf
 V

va cancy vale'rian van'quisher

va'cant or val'et van'quishing
vacate' valetudina'rian van'tage
vaca'tecl valetu'dinary van'tage-ground
vaca'titig Valhal'la vap'id
vaca'tion ^ 'L/’" val'iant vapid'ity
vac'cinate Wv val'iantly vap'idly
vac'cinated kyn val'id va'porable
> vac'ciiiating valid'ity vaporif'ic
vaccina'tion val'idly va'porizable
vac'cinator val'inch vaporiza'tion
vac'cine • ^/^valise' va'porize
vac'ciiiist Valkyr'ie va'porized
vac'illancy val'ley va'porizing
vac'illant val'lum > va'porous
vac'illate valo'nia va'pour, va'por
vac'illated val'orous va'pour-bath
vac'illating val'orously va'poured
vacilla'tion ^ val'our va'pourer
vac'uist y valse va'pouring
vacu'ity b„ \ val'uable va'pourish
vac'uous valua'tion va'pours
r vac'uum val'uator va'poury.va'pory
va'de-me'c’im val'ue variability
. vag'abond y™ kyU val'ued va'riable
. vag'abondage ^y^ valueless va'riableness
vag'abondism val'uer va'riably
vag'abondize val'uing va'riance
vaga'ry 'L/'t val'vate va'riant
vagi'na valve varia'tion
vagi'nal valved var'ices
' vag'inant valv'let var'icocele
vag'inate valv'ular var'icose
vag'inated ■'I valv'ule va'ried
va'grancy vam'brace va'riegate
va'grant vamp va'riegated
vague vamped va'riegating
vague'ly vamp'cr variega'tion
vague'ness vampdng vari'ety
vail vam'pire variform
vain vam'plet va'riformed
vaiii'er van vari'ola
vain'est vana'dium vari'olar
vainglo'rious Van'dal variola'tion
vaiiiglo'riously vandal'ic variol'ic
vainglo'ry van'dalism va'riolite
vain'ly Vandyke' va'rioloid
vair vane vari'olous
vair'y vang vario'rum
vai'vode guard va'rious
vakeel' vanil'la va'riously
val'ance van'ish va'rix
vale van'ishcd var'let
valedic'tion van'ishing var'nish
valedic'tory van'ity var'nished
va'lence - van'quish var'nisher
Valen9iennes van'quishable var'nishing
val'entine van'quished va'ry

277
varying 278 verjuice

va rying vel'licate ven'tricle

vas'cular I vel'licated ven'tricose
vascular'ity vellica'tion ventrilocu'tion
vasculif'erous vel'lum ventrilo'quial
^ or ^ vase veloc'ipede ventril'oquism
vas'eliiie veloc'ity ventril'oquist
vas'iforni ve'lum ventril'oquize
vas'sal vel'vet ventril'oquized
vas'salage vel'veted ventril'oquizing
vast velveteen' ventril'oquy
vast'er , vel'veting ven'ture
vast'est vel'vety ven'tured
vast'ly ve'nal ven'turer
vast'ness venal'ity ven'turesome
vast'y venat'ic ven'turin
vat vena'tion ven'turing
Vat'ican vend ven'turous
Vat'icanism vend'ed ven'turously
vat'icide vendee' ven'ue
vatic'iiial vend'er ven'ulose
vatic'inate vendet'ta Ve'nus
vatic'inated vendibil'ity vera'cious
vatic'inating vend'ible vera'ciously
vaticiiia'tiou vend'ing verac'ity
vaude'ville vendi'tion veran'da
Vaudois' vend'or=vend'er vera'tria
vault < ven'dor vera'trine
vault'ed ( (legal term) verb
vault'er vendue' ver'bal
vault'ing veneer' ver'balism
vaunt veneered' 'V- ver'balist
vaunt'ed veneer'ing verbal'ity
vaunt'er ven'erable ver'balize
vaunt'ing ven'erate ver'balized
vaunt'ingly • vcn'erated ver'balizing
vauque'linite ven'erating ver'bally
veal venera'tion verba'tim
vcc'tor ven'erator Verbe'na
Ve'da vene'real ver'biage
vedette' vcn'ery verbose'
veer vcnesec'tion >■/
verbose'ly
veered Vene'tian vcrbos'ity
vcer'ing ven'geance ver'dancy
vcg'etable venge'ful ver'dant
veg'etal venge'fully ver'dantly
vegcta'rian ve'nial verd-antique'
vegeta'rianism venial'ity ver'dercr
veg'etate veni're ver'dict
veg'etatcd ven'ison ver'digris
veg'etating ven'om ver'diter
vegeta'tion ven'omed ver'dure
veg'ctative ven'omous ver'dured
^ ve'hemence ven'omously ver'durous
ve'heinency ve'nous verge
ve'henient vent verged
ve'hcinently vent'age ver'ger
ve'hicle vent'ed ver'ging
vehic'ular veil'ter verid'ical
vehin'gericht vent'-hole vcr'iest
veh'inic ven'tiduct ver'ifiable
■ veil ven'tilate verinca'tion
veiled ven'tilated ver'ificd
veil'ing ven'tilating ver'ify
vein ventila'tion vcr'ifying
veined ven'tilator ver'ily
vein'ing vent'ing verisim'ilar
vcin'less ven'tose verisimil'itude
vein'ous vent'-peg ver'itable
vein'y vcnt'-pin ver'ity
Veld, veldt ven'tral ver'juice
 ' ■- 1 ■ .1... .

vermeil 279 vigorously

^ ver'meil X}-j ves'icant vi'bratory

vermeorogist . ves'icate liL vibur'num
1
vermeol'ogy ves'icated vic'ar
vermicel'li , ves'icating t_ . vic'arage
''W vernii'ceous vesica'tion vic'aress
ver'micide ves'icatory ) vica'rial
' vermic'ular X ■ ves'icle i;;_‘ vica'riate
'"'V- ' verniic'ulate, a. . vesic'ular ' -li_vica'rious
verniic'ulate, v. ^ vesic'ulate 111 * vica'riously
vermic'ulated vesic'ulou^ ,v 'Hx, vice
vermicula'tion X./ ves'per X vi'ce
^ ver'micule ^ ves'peral 4 X i vice-ad'miral
vermic'ulous . X ves'pertine ,v 7 vice-cAat>'man
ver'niifonn X. >. ves'piary <ok-^<>r X vice-cham'ber-
v-', . ver'inifuge . ^ X ves'sel
S vermirioii X vest ti,, vice-chan cellot
X-s''/ ver'miii . X Ves'ta X 11 n vice-con'sul
ver'minate X^ ' ves'tal ' X/ ^ vicege'rency
_ X—^ 1 vermina'tion ' X vest'ed ^ vicege'rent
X-^ ’ ver'minous XA. c vestia'rian X^ ■ vic'enary
_ ''X-rv' vermiv'orous , X/t ves'tiary tLs^ vicen'nial
Xp. o ver'muth X . ^ vestib'ular ICA vice-pres'ident
X ^ V vernac'ular 1 X ves'tibule _ \i<x-prin'cipal
X \ ver'nal X' 1 X ves'tige 1 vice-re'gal
verna'tion J X A- vest'ing /a vice'roy
ver'nicose . . X vest'ment ■ ' viceroy'alty
ver'nier ves'try X* A or X ver'sa
vero'nal . ves'try man vic'inage
Veronese' X^ vest'ure X vic'inal
^ 1 veron'ica 1 L ''^st'ured ^ vicin'ity
verr'ucose , X * ^ vesu'vian lA? vic'ious
ver'sant X V vetch t vic'iously
Q^» ver'satile ' i X vet'eran vic'iousness
r versatil'ity L X:J>„ veterina'rian ' Vfl vicis'situde
verse ' ' vet'erinary t. ^ ^ vic'tim
X versed . X_ ve'to 1-^V vic'timize
^ ver'sicle , X- ■' ve'toed . Xs vic'timized
0^ X < ver'sicolour X>- ' ve'toer X^. ’ vic'timizing
Xr' ( ver'sicolor X ve'toing t, ~~1X ■ vic'tor
cx ^ < ver'sicoloured X •!' ve'toist 1 < Victo'ria
Xr 1 ver'sicolored X vettu'ra —'-y. ( victo'ria
versifica'tion ^X>v^ vetturi'no ^ victorine'
X—ver'sified —o V ’ vex X’V_ victo'rious
• ver'sifier X—e vexa'tion k,_ A victo'riously
ver'sify —aX ^ vexa'tious _ vic'tory
' s ver'sifying V nv- vexa'tiously i V"' vict'ual
ver'sion _== vexed J i vict'ualled
X verst X_A ■ vex'er J i vict'ualler
X ver'sus ^_X-X^ vex'il t vict'ualling
versute' V—^/vex'illar J X vict'uals
to' J vert t vex'illary vicuna
'V ver'tebra vexilla'tion
X ver'tebrae m ^ vex'ing 1 X
videl'icet
X CN ver'tebral ^ vi'a X^ri vidette'
<-vVV^ vertebra'ta ^ '^\ viabil'ity '1 1 vie
ver'tebrate, n., a. w vi'able yv vied
■ ‘ ver'tebrate, v. X- ' t" vi'aduct Viennese'
ver'tebrated mj- X vi'al ' view
■n > ver'tex viam'eter viewed
t, ver'tical ^ “ vi'and view'er
c ver'tically m X viat'ic X^ view'ing
• C ver'ticil X ^ viat'icum view'less
t vertic'illate ^ X via'tor X vig'il
X vertig'inous ^ ^ vi'brant .T"' X vig'ilance
_i O ver'tigo ^ vi'brate X vig'ilant
' C ' ver'vain ^ ^ vi'brated A X vig'ilantly
SL Xj verve ;v '■ ^'V vi'bratile X^ vignette'
X X ver'y X'*- e vi'brating vig'or, vig'our
Vn, vesi'ca w vibra'tion vig'orous
^ ves'ical vi'brative ' Xr-X" vig'orously
 Viking 280 voeabiilist

^ , Vi'king violo'ne '^1 vitality

^ vile VLv vi'per S- . vitaliza'tion
t ' vile'ly t ' vi'perine 'L. vi'talize
^ ^ vile'ness 'L o vi'pcrous VL. ^ vi'talized
O vi'ler vira'go >7 'iL,. vi'talizing
' . vi'lest O®' vires'cent vi'tally
. vilifica'tion vir'gate 1. VL. vi'tals
virified C Virgil'ian L ^ vi'tiate
. vil'ifier C 7'i. vir'gin ■■> vi'tiated
V>/X. vil'ify / t vir'ginal (/ ^ vi'tiating
vil'ifying t virgin'ity ‘ ^ ^ vitia'tion
vil'la 4_i vir'go vit'iculture
^ W1 village • vir'gulate vit'reous
/ , villager virid'ity ^ '*■ -U vitres'cence
. villain J. vir'ile •lu9 vitres'cent
villainous viril'ity ^ t. vitres'cible
villainously ^ C virtu' ^ i vitrifac'tion
. villainy C vir'tual •l>-3 ^ vit'rifiable
. villatlc C ^ ' vir'tually L vitrifica'tion
vil'leinage C vir'tue ■1^ vit'rified
^ villi Q. 1, virtuo'so Vw, •« vit'riform
V.y^ villous t ^ vir'tuous ^ y * vit'rify
vim 1 C vir'tuously •L ^ ^ ' vit'rifying
. vimlnal „ C vir'tuousness ^ £ L vit'riol
vimin'eous ^ vir'ulence •' vit'riolate
vina'ceous 'V’ ■ _ vir'ulent ^ £ -K vit'riojated
oA vinaigrette' vir'ulently .r^' vit'rioiating
1 V_^ vincibil'ity vi'rus ^ vitriola'tion
\ vin'cible Ls , vis : vitriol'ic
^ ^ vin'culum vi'sa 1 vit'riolizable
' Vur-v vin'dicable *' vi'saed •Vv' vitrioliza'tion
Ln» ' vin'dicate V -vis'age ^ -iv vit'riolize
vin'dicated ' ^ vis-a-vis' •n vit'riolLzed
’ vin'dicating vis'cera ^ £ . -'v vit'riolizing
vindica'tion Wy' vis'ceral . vit'uline
' vin'dicative ^ vis'cid 11: y’- vitu'pcrate
L —,—; vin'dicator ■I viscid'ity C ^ vitu'perated
vin'dicatory j> ■ viscos'ity ^^ vitu'perating
y vindic'tive •'• ''—i-vi vis'count 'L \ X vitupera'tion
i I* viudic'tively v—^ vis'countess L X “ vitu'perative
1 vindic'tiveness b vis'cous, vis'cus X vitu'perator
S ^ vine ^ 1 vise' 1. X T viva'ce
__ vine'-clad •)' Vish'nu t viva'cious
— vin'egar , visibility \ viva'ciously
vi'nery vis'ible VL V, vivac'ity
vine'yard ^ ^ vis'ibly VL viva'rium
vi'nous ^ Vis'igoth
V ■ 1 N £ "viv'ary
■ vin'tage ( Visigoth'ic w V—s vi'va vo'ce
7 vin'tager 'o vi'sion VL XX. vives
vint'ner vj ■ vi'sionariness V£> L viv'ianite
t vi'ny VJ> vi'sionary V viv'id
C vi'ol ^ vis'it X X viv'idly
i::/" r vi'oia ^ vis'itable C ^ viv'idness
vi'olable <! vis'itant vivifica'tion
viola'ceous ' "' visita'tion X Vi viv'ified
C/T vi'olate visite' V X-r5 viv'ify
^ij^- violated ■< vis'ited ^ X Sy viv'if^dng
K.jr^ violating vis'iter C S^S vivip'arous
viola'tion vis'it in g vivisec'tion
>ij’ vi'oia tor •! vis'itor vivisec'tor
vi'olence ■1>'' ^ visito'rial k. Xgy’— vix'en
^ vi'olent vis'or, viz'or X_j. vix'enish
vi'olently < vis'ored W _ X? viz'ard
t violes'cent . ( VIZ ored vizier'
C vi'olet ^ vis'ta X? vizier'ate
violin' ^ vis'ual • viz'or
C/"^' violinist visual'ity Xk> viz'ored
vi'olist V vis'ualize
S X_ vo'cable
violoncel'list V vi'tal X_ N vocab'ulary
violoncel'lo S vi'talism X vocab'ulist
 vocal 281 vying

vo'cal vol'leyed vo'ting

vocal'ic vol'leying vo'tive
vo'calism vol'plaiie vo'tively
vo'calist volt vouch
Vc- vocal'ity. volta'ic S,
vouched
vocaliza'tion vol'taism vouchee'
vo'calize voltam'eter vouch'er
'v vo'calized vol'taplast vouch'ing
vo'calizing vol'tatype vouch'or
vo'cally voltigeur' vouchsafe'
voca'tion volubil'ity vouchsafed'
voc'ative vol'uble vouchsafe'ment
vocif'erate
vocif'erated
vocif'erating
vol'ubly
vol'ume
vol'umed
v' 'l. vouchsaf'ing
voussoir'
vow
vocifera'tion volumet'ric vowed
vocif'erous volu'minous vow'el
vocif'erously vol'untarily vow'el(l)ed
vol'untary vow'er
vogue
voluntaryism ■ S vow'ing
voice
voiced volunteer' vox pop'uli
voice'less volunteered' VO y'age
voic'ing volunteer'ing voy'aged
void volupt'uary voy'ager
void'able volupt'uous voyageur'
void'ance volupt'uously voy'agin'g
void'ed volupt'uousness V voy'al
void'er volute' ^ vraisemblance'
void'ing volu'ted Vulca'Ilian
void'ness volu'tion Vulcan'ic
vo'lant vo'mer Vul'canist
Volapiik' vo'merine vul'canite
vol'atile vom'ica vulcaniza'tion
volatil'ity vom'it vul'canize
voratilizable vom'ited vul'canized
volatiliza'tion vom'iting vul'canizing
vol'atilize vom'itive ^^vul'gar
vol'atilized vom'ito vul'garism
volatilizing vom'itory vulgar'ity
volcan'ic vomituri'tion vul'garize
volcanic'ity vora'cious vul'garized
vol'canist . vora'ciously vul'garizing
^ volcan'ity vorac'ity vul'garly
- vol'canize vor'tex Vul'gate
' volca'no vor'tical vulnerabil'ity
(y vole vor'tically vul'nerable
vor'ticel vul'nerary
<1/^ , ' volee'
volita'tion vo'taress vul'pine
voli'tion vo'tary vul'ture
1^/^ vol'itive vote vul'turine
w-—^ ' volks'raad vo'ted vy'ing
vol'ley vo'ter
 w
waist'coat wam'pum
wait wan
c^- wait'ed wand
wait'er wan'der
wait'ing wan'dered
wait'ing-maid wan'derer
wait'ress wan'dering
waits wane
waive waned
waived wa'ning
waiv'er , wanghee'
waiv'ing wan'ly
wake wan'ned
waked wan'ness
wake'ful wan'ning
wake'fully want ■
wake'fulness want'ed
wa'ken want'ing
wa'kened wan'ton
wa'kener wan'toned
wa'ken in g wan'toning
wa'ker wan'tonly
wa king
Walden'ses wan'tonness
r
■a .(Tp-
wale want'wit
waled wap'entake
Walhal'la wap'iti
walk war
walked war'ble
walk'er war'bled
walk'ing war'bler
. walk'ing-stick war'bling
wall war'-cry
Wal(l)a'chian ward
walled war'-dance
wall'er ward'ed
wal'let ward'en
wall'-eye ward'enry
wall'-eyed ward'er
wall'flower ward'ing ,
'wall-fruit ward'-mote
walking ward'robe
wall'-knot , ward'room
wal'lop ' ward'ship
wal'loped
wal'loping ware
wal'low ware'house
wal'lowed ware'housed
wal'lower
wal'lowing ware'houseman
wall'-paper ware'housing
wal'nut wares
wal'rus war'fare
waltz war'horse
waltzed
waltz'ing wa'rily
wani'ble . wa'riness
wampee' war'like

282
 warlock 283 wearer

war'iock r, waste'fully yYY wave'less

, 'V—N warm waste'-gate yy^ wave'let
'Vv warmed cyC~^ waste'ness y\y wave'-like
, warm'er _ waste'pipe wave'-ofiering
warm'est <y \ wa'ster
, warin'-hearted cY wa'sting wa'ver
' warm'-hearted- yY' wast'rel cy wa'vered
warm'ing [ness y! watch y- wa'verer
y]__o ' watch'-case ^ y\ wa'vering
wann'ing-pan ■ yl_ watch'-dog c/y^ ' wave'son
i warm'ly y L_ watched wa'viness
' V—V ,
warmth yf watch'er y ' wa'ving
C ^
warn yj watch'ful yy wa'vy
, warned yj ^ watch'fully y wawl
warn'er '^ yj watch'fulness i_D wax
warn'ing yj ^ watch'-glass ■; ^ waxed
war'-office ' watch'-giiarii ^. wax'en
, warp yl ' watch'-house ^ „ wax'-end
V^" war'-paint \j) yj watch'ing wax mess
V'X war'-path y^ '■ watch'maker ■; ■ wax'ing
C V''*' warped' ^ watch'man y wax'wing
warp'ing watch'-night
V’ war'rant yl watch'-tower _ wax'work
\y'~\ war'rantable ' YL watch'word ^—s wax'y
war'ranted c-'^ ' ^ waiter yy way
V^~l. warrantee' f\ ' wa'terage y\r ^ way'-bill
TT war'ranter yU . / wa'ter-butt y way'bread
V war'ranting '' .ylr- wa'ter-cart way'farer
Vhv war'rantor y\ ' j. wa'ter-closet 1 yt way'faring
' war'ranty ' Jji y U-o wa'tercourse
warred yX-rO ' „ wa'tercress y waylaid'
y
war'ren cy wa'tered waylay'
y
, war'rener y\ n wa'terfall y way'layer
'A war'ring * V wa'ter-fowl y v—v— way'laying
V war'rior \ y wa'teriness y . way'-mark
^ war'-song y\ ' ■ wa'tering . way'side
wart ' 1 y\^ wa'tering-place y^ way'ward
^ wart'wort yy' ^^wa'terish way'wardly
Vn. wart'y (yiY A way'wardness
yyY' wa'ter-lily
y'tyi' way'wode
\y^> war'-whoop wa'ter-logged o-v ' way'worn
war'worn ' y\-3 wa'terman y ' way^z'goose
, -y wa'ry y K’e
yX-yyYY wa'ter-mark
/ Q ZL^CIS i_: weak
c/i - wase y\-y - • wa'termelon j_. weak'en
wash ' <y\-y wa'ter-mill weak'ened
' wash'-ball y] n wa'ter-plane , ■ weak'ener
' 'yy wash'-board ' \ wa'ter-pot weak'ening
c/O ^ wash'-bowl yi wa'terproof weak'er
yy washed yV ' wa'ter-ram 2_ 1 y. weak'est
c-"^ n wash'er ' yY wa'ter-rat ' 1 ' weak'-eyed
' wash'erwoman yV: jj wa'ter-rate weak'ling
■ wash'house ’ yK wa'ter-rot ■, .y weak'ly
.J wash'ing y\y- J. ' wa'tcr-rotted j_i- . weak'ncss
' ' y]y^ wa'tcr-rotting . ■ 6 weal
wash'-leather yXy \ wa'tershod n ^ weald
^ wash'-stand yy wa'tcr-soak
cy wash'-tub yy . wa'terspout y. ^ wealth
<y) Q IT wash'y c/||v wa'tertight wealth'ier
'(jii
'c/N > wasp y\. - wa'terway 'C\t. wealth'iest
p' k \ wasp'ish y yL wa'ter-work 'C\. wealth'y
Y wasp'ishly y\ — wa'terwort </’• wean
” yj. wa'tery . oA. . weaned
was'sail y\- ” Wat'teau c/"’ /'^^wean'ing
- was'sailer y\ I" wat'tle y wean'ling
^ y wast ' y wat'tled yy weap'on
y o waste y\ ^ wat'tling , y^ weap'oned
—! waste'book ' '(/ p waul, wawl ^ wear
y n wast'ed y wave , wear'able
waste'ful ca" waved ^ wear'er
 wearied 284 where

^ wear'ied 0 ^ . weigh ^ ^ west

. wear'ier weigh'able p cy^i west'erly
wear'iest W - weigh'age cy^V^ west'ern
5vJ) wear'ily . / weigh'-bridge ^ west'ing
, wear'iness ^1 weighed west'ward
wear'ing tX weigh'er ^ ^ wet
wear'isome <y^ weigh'-house yy^ / weth'er
1 <y'y^ weigh'ing ty^ wet'ness
wear'isomeness
<y: weight eyp~^s> wet'-nurse
><: wear'y <y^' .. weight'ed 0 <y^' wet'ted
wear'ying . weight'ier <y^' . wet'ter
</’ ^ wea'sand j weight'iest <Xo wet'test
j\ wea'sel . ^y^Y' weight'ily <yr^ wet'ting
^ weath'er weight'iness cX wet'tish
^ t/V weath'er-beaten ^ cy>^ weight'ing cy^ wey
^ weath'er-board U weight'less cX whack
‘ wcath'er-bouiid , weight'y (.y c— whacked
^ weir cX whack'er
^ weath'ercock ^ weird whack'ing
' f\ ^ weath'ered , 6 / welch'er 6 whale
‘^■4-7 weath'er-gage C _wel'cowe 6 > ^ whale'-boat
r\ weath'er-glass C wel'comed ^ ^ whale'bone
F. weath'ering ^ fc ' wel'comer 0 whalc'raan
cs^ (y^/' weath'erly ^ wercoming , 0 1 wha'ler
weath'erwise ^ 6 1 weld wha'ling
<y^‘ weave 6 weld'ed X ^y^ whap
<y •' 9; weav'er ^ U- weld'ing ? wharf
0^ weav'iiig 6 ^ wel'fare wharf'age
- wea'zen .- >C ' wel'kin wharf'ing
iX\ wob C well^
<y^ webbed C\ well'aday ' ^^X’^^wharf'inger
web'bing 6 well'-being . 1 '
u’hat
cX\. web'by 6 weir-bred ^ U'hatev'er
web'-foot 6 L well'-doer Fy... u'hat'-uot
' web'footed ^ ^ well'-doing y . a'Aalsoev'er.
^ (X\ wed iTj" « well'-done C. CT wheal
(y^’ ~ . wed'ded _ iT t well'-dressed (y- wheat
. wed'ding C1 welled <XL wheat'ear
<y^ . wedge wel'ling cX]' •' wheat'en
wedged Wellingto'nia eX( whee'dle
<y^Lj^ wedge'-shaped cy^ ' whee'dled
wcdg'iiig Wellingto'nian
^Xt whee'dler
^ y^ Wedg'wood (T^ well'-known eXf whee'dling
(yfy^ ware C wcll'-met V 6 wheel
cy^ „ wed'lock ^ well'll igh OSyiy4 wheel'barrow
Wednes'day . - 6 well'-spring
c/' wee 'C<J well'-wisher ' wheel'-carriage
. </J weed^ ^ Welsh C\ wheeled
weed'ed 'Cy welsh'er 0 1 wheel'er
c/p/’
<i/.l weed'er
. weed'ery r
Ot-^ W'elsh'man
_ welt
^ C d wheel'-horse
0 6a wheel'-house
. ‘y'A^ weed'iiig C'' welt'ed (j^ wheel'ing
(y^\j,—weed'ing-hook 6 - wel'ter CT^ wheel'wright
i/X ' weed'less t wel'tered Cyy' wheeze
c/J. weed'y 6 wel'tering <y^‘ wheezed
jj_! week 'C^ welt'ing (y^ wheezing'
|- _ week'-day <yy wen cX) _ wheez'y
i i_i/ week'ly <y^i wench 'C whelk
0 weel <y> wend C whelm
c/^’ ween wend'ed ,y-~^ (j whelmed
. weened wend'ing 6 whelm'ing
«/ ' ween'ing «X'^' wen'ny On whelp
c/> « weep •yp went o' - whelped
> weep'er K ' wept 0 \ whelp'ing
</\ weep'ing '' XV were ...c ... u'hen
c/weep'ing wil'low Sv . were'wolt cX whence
c'O ^ weev'er ^ Werne'rian cXji whencesoev'er
</ •' wecv'il wert _c... SL ti'hcnev'er
. weft Wes'leyan ^ & whensoev'er
c/4^ weige'lia <X^ Wes'leyanism cy ^ where
 whereabout 28o widower

where'about cX^ whi'ner (xiic- whithersoev' er

<y< vvhere'abouts ,oy whi'ning oyP whi'ting
(yC y whereas' cX"''^ . whi'ningly cy X whi'tish
c/C yy^ whereat' <:X^ whin'nied '^y cJ- whit'leather
<y^ whereby' CX^~^ . * whin'll y (J- whit'low
whin'nying o?-x Whit'sun
where'fore <y''i~ whin'stone cXM. Whit'sunday
cX'\ whip Whit'sun tide
^ wherein'
(iX^\i- whip'-cord £X( whit'tle
cy^ whereinsoev’er tX\5? whip'-hand (X^ whit'tled
. cX^ whipped cy\ whit'tling
y^s^ whereiil'to
cx> „ whip'per whi'ty-brown
whereof' c_X- * X' whiz
. c/whip'per-in
whereon'
Cx\3_X\ whip'per-snap'- whizzed
<y yy wlieresoev'er
<>: wherefo' tX^ whip'pet [per (X^ whiz'zing
cX\. whip'ping .. /... wiw
whereun'to tX'\_A^ whip'ping-post ^X» whoa
y. ..y... whoev'tv
cy whereupon' whip'pletree
y(^ cy wherev'er ' >^5 whole
whip'poorwill ' • whole'ness
y y(y wherewith'
cx'N/' whip'powill f XttI whole'sale
/• cy '■ wherewithal'
cy\p, whip'-staff whole'some
eX wher'ry
cy\p L whip'-stick ' • whole'someness
<y whet
cy' ivhelh'cr
<X%p_ L-; whip'-stock ' whol'ly
'Ll yc/'- whipt e'"' whom
tyy p whet'slate
cy yf whir, whirr whomsoev'er
y - whet'stone
y. cX' whet'ted y cy^ ^ whirl o > . Cl whoop
cx X whirl'about <5 ' - whooped
cx'^i whet'ter
X cy: whirled . <5 >. whoop'ing
o ^ whet'ting
C/X^—^X whirl'igig <3 => whoop'ing-cough
A rT whew
X cy^^ whirl'ing eXx whop
X whew'ellite
fXe. X whirlpool <x ^ whopped
cx whey
cXi/^'. whirl'wind << ' whop'per
c^y whey'ey
CcX' whirred CX\. , whop'ping
cy^ whey'ish
cX^^^ whir'ring A whore
/ which Ji— whisk 4^ whore'dom
J whichev'er
whisked 4 'Ws;, whore'monger
/ u’hichsoev'ec
cJ^ whisk'er ^ X whor'ish
J'’ o^'
w'hiff whisk'ered
cX- whiffed ■-yX whorl
' whis'key,whis'ky cX whorled
^ c/’ whiff'in g whisk'ing X cy whort
' whif'fie whis'per ixC SX"' whor'tleberry
^ Cy^ whif'fled cX^ whis'pered
\ pv
whif'fler -A.-, whose
whis'perer ^ whosesoev'er
'ey >whif'fletree
(X^X ' whis'pering J-f who'so
;■
whif'fling y yP- whist .. A.. X w/tosoev'er
rX W'hig ^yi> y\ Whis'tle X why
^ W'hig'garchy ' whis'tled X- 2_. wick
. cy Whig'gery
whis'tler ^ 2_ wick'ed
Whig'gish .
1wick'edly
Whig'gism (X^^ whis'tling ■ wick'edness
while cx- whit . • X wick'er
X| whiled X white cy ■ wick'ered
whil'ing eXX, white'bait yx\_ wick'er-work
whi lorn CX^' . 1 whit'ed wick'et
^ v(f whilst eXJ- whi'ten x'' ^ Wic'lifhte
c/^^' whim cX3 whi'tened xl wide
cy'''~Z^y' whim'brel cX^ whi'tener cXix wide'awake
cx^' whim'per <X^ white'ness c^V^' ' wide'ly
cy y^ . whim'pered CcfXy whi'tening X J wi'den
c^y^, whim'pering whites ' wi'dened
(yy~^ whim'sey eXO white'smith \ wide'ness
(yy~'^^ whim'sical • c<0' white'throat x4> A W1 dening
y—a- ^ whimsical'ity CjXx , white'wash aXI wi'der
^ whim'sically n <X\ whitc'washed wide'spread
^ whim'wham !xXx white'washer Xb’ wi'dest
^ whin' . white'washing <yj' widge'on
whinchat cxLI white'weed o-'l* wid'ow
y, ^ whine exXs white[wood X"- wid'owed
'y (y, whined cX!) whith'er Xt wid'ower
 widowhood 286 wiving

. vvid'owhood wind'age
■'A width C' wise'acre
‘^A wiiid'-bound 6>7 A wise'ly
^ • A-^ wield <y^- > wind'ed » wi'ser
/ wield'ed . A wind'er 6<7> wi'sest
^ A wield'er wind'fall
^ ^ w wiold'ing ■A" wish
[ ' wind'-gall . J wished
^ o wield'y c/^I . wind'ier
, << wife ‘AJ wish'er
^c.^'^wind'iest q17" wish'iul
‘^1 A wife'hood wind'iness
•/I wife'less (A~ 1 wish'fully
A'' wind'ing 7-- A - wish'iug
wife'like A ^ wind'ing-sheet A\ wish'y-washy
<A- wind'lass ^7 wisp
wife'ly A win'dle ‘A p wist
^ wig <yy~'^ wind'mill p (AX/ Wista'ria
i: vvigged . c/ ~ |- win'dow
wig'ging j> A wist'ful
. win'dow-glass wist'fully
^_ A wight
win'dow-sash wis'tonwish
wig'wag V A win'dow-seat
A wig'wam /.Ic/Ttv wind'pipe A "'‘t
^ wild •' yt witch
wind'row witch'eraft
■ wild'cat ^ ‘<7* 7 wind'ward
wild'er 'Ar witch'-elm
<A 1. wind'y A A/' witch'ery
• • A] wil'der ^—A wine
wirderod ^ witch'ing
'' wine'-bibber c wit'enagemote
6 wirdering 'cA'f wine'-ccllar
w ^ wirderness — with
\ ^ wine'-glass A withal'
v6 t wild'est
^ wild'-fire A withdraw'
' f wild'l)' A "'•thdraw'al
wing'ed
^ wild'ness A ' withdraw'er
wing'ing
^ wile '^7’ "’ithdraw'ing
, wing'less (/^Y withdraw'ing-
A A- wil'ful wing'y
C ^ ^ J wil'fully A , room
wink
C'v^ wil'fuluess 7" withdrawn'
win ked 'I withdrew'
^ wi'lier wink'er
*6 ^ wi'liest </\. with'e
wink'ing t\ ‘yA with'ed
wi'lily — win'kle
^ *6 ■ wi'liness A/ ^ with'er
<Aa ■ win'ner (A with'ered
^ ^ . will oA' win'ning
t 1 willed 0 /\ with'ering
win'ning-post A.J with'ers
^ wil'ling c/77 win'now
^ 'vil'lingly "'77 withheld'
t/7^ win'nowed
A k ' wil'liHgiiess - r\ ‘77 withhold'
6/777 win'nower
^ VA will-o’-the-wisp Ay: J A~ withhold'en
, win'nowing
^ C' wil'low ^ . withhold'er
^7! c/^~^ win'some
(/I wil'lowed "TT. withhold'ing
</ win'tcr within'
A- wil'lowy win'tered
^wiir-with-a-wisp ^ y. without'
oT'—TTt/’" win'tergreen
AA ^ wil'ly <A win'tcring '^T- yl withstand'
i 7- at^ wil'ly-niriy y( withstand'ing
</ , win'tcrly
6 wil'some 't' withstood'
win'try (/\. with'y
^ ^ wilt wi'ny
0 wilt'ed A 7^' wit'less
(/°' winze A- wit'ling
wilt'ing a\ wipe
v-t- wi'ly wit'ness
^ t<7 wiped </^S7 wit'nessed
N V—>■• witn'ble oA\ wi'per
\ wim'ple A wit'nessing
1 c<7v. wi'ping A^ A' wit'ted
^ wim'pled ”' A wire
\ wirn'pling TyS - wit'ticism
t Ta. wire'draw
win /A A.L wit'tier
\t 1 1 wirc'drawer
- wince "'^•0'-A A / wit'ticst
7 ^ wire'drawing 7.1/' wit'tily
^ winced 7 ^ 1^ wirc'-gauze
AA win e'er . A.[_p wit'tincss
<Ai winch wire'lcss ; wit'tingly
n7 7.1. wit'ty
A winch'ing ■>7v^ wire'-pulling
winc'ing 7 0 wit'wal
wire'worm tT wive
wind (moving ■7 • ’V-s wir'iness
air) "v Ay wived
p wir'y A A i wi'vern
wind (to turn 6/4—s wis'dom
round) 7^ o* wives
A wise
wi'ving
 wizard 287 wronch

wiz'ard wood'roof . 1 'V-'j worm'wood

iU-' wiz'ardry woods'man jl worm'y
wiz'en il/L ^ wood'ward ^ worn
A wiz'ened ,<y\ wood'work XX' 1 wor'nil
A wo ad X\ 'X__ wood'-worker worn'-out
^ ‘/'J Wo'den ■yX\ wor'ried
'x^ c/1
x\ X\ > ' wooed ^ . 1/ wor'rier
/I woe'begone ^ c/ woo'er ^ wor'ry
A woe'ful, wo'ful woof i wor'rying
woe'fully, wo'ful- , woof'y 'o AA worse
zA woe'some [ly \ woo'ing \A <! wor'ship
Vn woke ' <XX,. woo'ingly \ X) wor'shipful
wold 6 N -"1 wool ■ \ wor'shipfully
X 6 V. ^ C ' « wool'comber
wolf'-fish >V Vy| worshipped
/ (TX woold
X XO wor'shipper
[, X woold'er
■// ; wor'shipping
(Tl ■ woold'ing
1
>S. wolf'ish * V
^ wolf'ram V ^ wooi'fell \\ ^
worst
1. S,
worst'ed
wolfs'-bane ( ex'} . wool'-gathering
0 ^ 3 wolverine' ^
worst'ing
(X wool'len
wom'an (XX V wool'liness X , y"
wort
XX worth
wom'an-ha'ter '. (X wool'ly
X) . wor'thier
X\ ^_ wool'pack
wom'anhood > - . Xkii- wor'thiest
(X wool'sack
wom'anish >'v^ ^ - wor'thily
^ <y5’N wootz
■X\^-^ wor'thiness
wom'ankind 1 word
vjp , wom'anliness ■» word'-boo\i -XXX ’ worth'less
wom'anly \_! word'ed worth'lessness
X wor'thy
womb -X word''i\y
1 wom'bat ■1^ word'iness c/ wot
A A wom'en y • loorcf'ing ....0... would
/ o'n' won V 1. • word'y . A— would'-he
^ won'der , V\ wore \ c/’* wound (a hurt)
. won'dered j ^ work^ </’/. wound (did
/ < won'derful ^ work'able 6/^ '■ wound'ed [wind)
<A A ( won'derj'tdly ' _ work'aday ^ cy^; wound'ing
^ X. won'derfulness , _ jwork'bag wound'wort
won'dering n - \ work'-box ^ ->/ woura'li
^ won'derir.gly , \ ^ work'-day cy^ wove
, ] worked _ wo'ven
(/'• _ o won'derment
, work'er •/ wrack
yo o/T won'drous _n , work'house ^ yy<\ wraith
won'drously work'ing — wran'gle
won’t A ^ ^ work'ing-day ^ ^ wran'gled
wont^ wran'gler
wonted ^ ^ 3' work'ing-man
wran'gling
cA'Xiy wont'edness ^ work'man / \ wrap
^ ^ woo XX wrap'page
/ y—, , work'manlike
.. (, wood^ ■X^ y. / wrapped
j wood'-ashes work'manly . /\ wrap'per
X\y A wood'bine
work'manship / \ ■ p wrap'ping
^ ^ Xj wood'chat . X. wrasse
X) j wood'-chuck work'shop X\ O' y\ wrath
— -wood'cock J' >1 _ work'shy <'1 wrath'ful
i/L 1 wood'cut X X _. wrath'fully
' X\-wood'-cutter V\_y-;3» X work'woman
/ wreak
' A wood'ed ■jX world y^’ • wreaked
i/? wood'en -Xf world'liness / ^ wreak'ing
‘/,b ^ wood'house Cj world'ling a\ wreath
. ‘/ylj? wood'iness vX O world'ly X ■ wreathe
y wood'ing f -X world'ly-minded ' X. wreathed
X^7 wood'land wreath'ing
world'-wide
XX' Aa^ wood'iess !_ aX- wreath'y
j XX wood'-louse , Vv^ worm /^ wreck
A wood'man , N worm'-eaten X '/ wreck'age
A yl_1 wood'-note J' wormed c— wrecked
' ' wood'-nymph . wor'mil —^ X wreck'er
A ^ wood'pecker ■X 'V-^^ worm'ing ^ _ wreck'ing
/ yv - wren
^ \wood'-pigeon X,~-X, worm'like
Xj wrench
'■X
wrenched 288 wyvern

wrenched wring'-bolt writ'ing-master

wrench'ing wring'er wri'ting-paper
wrest wring'ing writ'ten
wrest'ed wrin'kle wrong
wrest'er wrin'kled wrong'-doer
wrest'ing wrin'kling wrong'-doing
wres'tle wrin'kly wronged
wres'tled wrist wrong'ful
wrcs'tler wrist'band wrong'fully
wrest'ling wrist'let wrong'-headed
wretch writ wrong'ing
wretch'ed write wrong'ly
wretch'edly wri'ter wrote
wretch'edness wn'tership wroth
wrig'gle writhe wrought
wrig'gled writhed wrung
wrig'gler wri'thing wry
wrig'gling wri'ting wry'neck
Wright wri'ting-book wy'vern
wring wri'ting-desk
 X
Xan'thian xeroph'agy xylog'rapher
xan'thic , >■ ■ xylograph'ic
xan'thin-thine xerophthal'my , xvlog'raphy
xan'thogen VI. xyloi'dine-din
Xan'thous xero'sis xy'lonite
xe'bec xe'rotes , xyloph'agous
xe'nium Xiph'ias KV. ' xy'lophone
xenog'amy xiph'oid . ^ xyst
xenogen'esis xy'lite U , xys'ter
xeuoraa'nia xy'lograph xys'tus

Y
yacht yeast yo'del(l)ing
yacht'er yeast'y yoke
yacht'ing yelk yoked
ya'ger yell yoke'-fellow
Yahoo' yelled
yak yell'in g yo'kel
yam yel'low yo'king
Yan'kee ' yel'lower yolk
Yan'keeism yel'lowest ^ yon
yap yel'low fe'ver yon'der
yap'on yel'lowish yore
yap'ping \yelp
*
yard yelped young
yard'-AXTd yelp'ing young'er
ya/'(i'stick yen'ite ^ young'est
yarn yeo'man young'ish
yar'row yeo'manry - young'ling
yash'mak yerk
yat'aghan young'ster
yaup yerked ^ youn'ker
your
yaw yerk'ing
yawed yourselt'
yaw'ing yes Ld yottrselves'
<^f
ye s'ter , ^ youth
<r yawl
yawn yes'terday ' youth'ful
yawned yes'ternight youlh'fulness
yawn'in g yet '' ^ youths
ycleped', yclept' yew L yt'tria
ye yew'en yt'trious
yea yew'tree W yt'trium
yean I Y id'dish yuc'ca
yeaned 1. yield yufts
yean'ing yield'ed yu'lan
year ^ Yule
yielder
year'-book yield'ing
■,year'\\\\g yield'ingly
year'ly Yunx
yearn pyield'ingness
yearned ylang'-ylang yure
yearn'ing yo'del Yur'ga

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9

zac'cho ,zig'zag zoolog'ic

zaf'fre X zig'zngged zoolog'ical
Zam'bo „ zig'zagging zool'ogist
za'ny X I zim'ent-water zool'ogy
za'nyism V— . zinc zoomor'phism
zare'ba O—zincif'erous
zar'nich > zinck'y zoon'omy
zax \ zin'co zooph'agan
za'yat zinc'ode zooph'agous
. Ze'a zoophor'ic
zeal zinc'ograph zooph'orus
zeai'ot zincog'rapher zo'ophyte
zeal'otism zoophyt'ic
zeal'otry zincograph'ic
zoophytol'ogy
zeal'ous zincog'raphy zo'osperm
zeal'ously
ze'bra zinc'ous zoot'omist
ze'bu zin'giber zoot'omy
zech'in Zi'on
zech'stein Zi'onism Zoroas'trian
zed zir'con Zoroas'trianism
zed'oary zirco'nia zos'ter
zeit'geist zirco'nium Zouave'
zemindar' zith'er zounds
zith'ern zu'folo
zemin'dary zo'cle Zu'lu
zena'na zo'diac
Zend zodi'acal zumolog'ical
Zend-Aves'ta zo'etrope zumol'ogist
zen'dik zo'har
zen'ith Zo'ilism rumol'ogy
zc'olite Zo'laism zumom'eter
KL zeolit'ic zoll'verein
zeph'yr zo'nal zygodac'tyl
Zeph'yrus zone
4 >< ze'ro >- zoned
zygodac'tylous
zest zo'nular zygomat'ic
zest'ful zo'nule zyme
ze'ta zoo zymolog'ic
CL zetet'ic zoog'eny zymolog'ical
zeug'ma zoog'rapher zymol'ogist

h zeux'ite
zib'et
zie'ga
zoog'raphy
zool'atry
zo'olite
zymol'ogy
zymom'eter

I zif
zigan'ka
zoolit'ic
zool'oger
zymot'ic
zy'thum

290
 Proper Names

Aar Ad'derbury Ak'ron

Aar'on Ad'dingham Alaba'ma
Abbe'ville Ad'dington Alad'din
Ab'botsfcrd Ad'dison Al'aric
Ab'dicl Ad'ela Alas'ka
Ab'dul-Haraid' Ad'elaide Al'ban
Abcd'nego y Adeli'na Alba'ni
A'bel .1^0' Adel'phi
» , A'delung ^ ./X^.Alba 'nia
Ab'elard A'den oil \ ^ Al'bans, St.
Abera'von V \_... .M'bany
„ Adiron'dacks n Al'bemarle
Ab'ercorn Ad'ler ■r Al'bert
Ab'ercrombie vKo Adol'phus Alber'ta
Aberdare' Ado'nis \ Al'bigenses
Aberdeen' A'drian -^Abbioii
Aberdeen'shire Adria'na „ Al'cester
Aberdour' Adriano'ple Alces'tis
Adriat'ic .41cibi'ades
Adul'lam Al'cides
Abergaven'ny /Ege'an Ald'borough
. •■Ene'as Ald'bourne
Ab'emethy „ ) /C* Ais'chylus Aldeb'aran
Aberyst'with ) Aiscula'pius Alde'burgh
Abie'zer .) Ai'sop, E'sop Al'den
Al'derbury
V^' Ab'igail ' Afghanistan' Al'dermanbury
Abim'elech Af'rica Al'derney
Ab'ingdon rica'nus
Ab'inger Agamem'non Al'dersgate
Ab'ney Al'dershot
'r-j- Ag'atha Al'derson
5 Aboukir',Abukir'
. A'braham or ^^Agincourt '' Al'derston
A'bram Ald'gate
Ag'lionby
A Abruz'zo Aldington
J Ab'salom Ag'nes
Ag'new Al'dridge
Abyssin'ia A'gra Ald'wych
A'gram Aleinjon
"H/.._ V_Aca'dia
Acapul'co Agric'ola Alep'po
Ac'era, Ac'ra Agrip'pa Alessan'dria
|- Ae'erington Agrippi'na Alexan'der
Achai'a A'hab
Ach'eron Ahasue'rus Alexan'dria
Ach'ill, Ach'il A'haz
Achil'les Ahazi'ah Alexandri'na

1 -
Achit'ophel
Ach'met
A'cis
Ahith'ophel
Ah'med
Ai'kin ^
y Alex'is
^ Alfie'ri
Ack'ermann Ains'worth ■' ^ /n- .Mfon'so
Ack'worth Air'drie ^ ■' ^.Al'ford
Ac'land Aire'dale ^ ‘ Al'fred
A'cre Aix ^ Al'freton
"1. Actaa'on Aix-la-Chapclle'
Aix-les-Bains' Algeci'ras
1
‘ - Ac'ton
A'da Ajmir'
Adair' .Mge'ria
Ad'am Ak'enside .■M'gernon

291
Algiers 292 Asliantee

Algiers' An'daman ■ Ar'arat

Algo'a An'derson Ara'tus
Al'ice An'derston Arbroath'
Alic'ia An'des (.Ar'buthnot
Al'ison Andor'ra ( Arbuth'not
Allahabad' An'dover Arca'dia
Ariaii An'drew
All'church An'drews, St. Archela'us
All'cott Androm'ache Arch'ibald
Al'leghany Archime'des
Androm'eda
Allegheny (city) •.Arco'le
Al'len Androni'cus Arcot'
Arieiidale .4n'dros Arctu'rus
Al'lerton Aner'ley Ar'dagh
Al'linghani .'X.ngel'ica Ardee'
Arlington .Angel'ico .Ar'den
Al'loa .Angeli'na Ardennes'
Al'lonby An'gelo Ard'glass
' Al'mack’s An'glesey Ard'ing
, Alm'ondbury .Ango'la .Ard'leigh
Aln'wick Anguil'la
Ardnamur'ctian
Alon'zo An'gus
’ Alphe'us .Ar4ros'san
Alphon'so or ^ .Anjou Ard'wick
' Alping'ton Areop'agus
Alps Ann OY Anne
'■ ' Arequi'pa
Annam'
Alsace' An'nan Arethu'sa
Alsa'tia .An'nandale -) Ar'gen tine
Al'sop .Annap'olis 1—o Ar'gos

Al'ston Annes'ley ' Argyll'

Al'tenburg An'nibal Ariad'ne
Althae'a An'selm A'riel
Al'thorp '.An'son Arimathffi'a
, Al'ton An'sted Arios'to
Alto'na ■An'stey Aristar'chus
Altoo'na .An'struthcr .Aristi'des
Al'trincham, Al'- .An'thony,-tony Aristoph'anes
.Al'va [tringham •Antig'onus
r Ar'istotle
Alve'ley Anti'gua
Al'verstoke Arizo'na
Al'verstone .Antilles
i.Ar'kansas
.An'tioch
Al'verthorpe Antip'ater Ark'low
Amade'us Antip'atris .Ark'weight
’ Am'adis Antoinette' Armaged'don
Amaryl'lis Anto'nio Armagh'
Amazo'nia .Anto'nius .Arme'nia
_ Am'bcrg .An'tony Armin'ius
” Am'bcrley An'trim
•'V-/'Arm'ley
. Ain'bleside Ant'werp
.T Am'brose Aos'ta Arm'strong
—/''■ Ame'lia Apach'e Arnaud'
Apwl'les ' Arne
—■ Amer'ica
Am'ersham
Ames'bury
)

V.
•V'-

V
Ap'ennines
Aphrodi'te
rn'heim
Ar'nold
Am'herst V Apol'lo
Apollo'nius
.Ar'not
Ar'ran
or Amiens' Apol'lyon Ar'reton
Am'lwch Ap'pleby
Ap'pledore Ar'rowsmith
Am'mon
A'mos Ap'plegate Artaxerx'es
Ampt'hill Ap'pleton Ar'temis
v—Am'stcrdam Aps'ley Artemis'ia
A'my Aq'uila Ar'thur
^, Anac'rcon Aqui'nas Arthu'rian
A'nak Arabel'la Ar'undel
An'andale Ara'bia As'aph
„ Anani'as .Ar'agon As'cham [tee
Andalu'sia A'ram Ashan'ti, Ashan-
 Ashbourne 293 Ijarhum

Ash'boiirne Asun'cion Augus'tine, St.

Ash'bumham Athana'sius Augus'tus
Ash'burtoii Ath'elstan Auinale'
Ash'by-cle-la- Athe'ne .Aure'lia
Zouch Ath'ens Aure'lius
Ash'cott Ath'erstone Aus'tell, St.
J Ash'er Ath'crton Aus'terlitz
Ash'ford Athlone' Aus'tin
>-■ Ash'ley Ath'ol Australa'sia
Ash'ovcr Athy' Austra'lia
Ash'ton At'kins Aus'tria
Ash'ton-ioitfiJ’ At'kinson .Autol'ycus
Lyne Atlan'ta .A'va
> Ash'vvell At'terbury Ave'bury
y A'sia At'terclifife Ave'ning
As'kew At'tica Aver'nus
Asmode'us At'tila Av'ignon
Aspa'sia At'tleborough Av'ington
As'quith At'wood A'von
Assam' Au'brey Ax'bridge
Au'burn Ax'minster
] V- ^
Assi'si
Assump'tion
Assyr'ia
Auck'land
Au'denshaw
.Ayles'bury
Ayles'ford
Ast'bury Aud'ley Ayl'sham
As t'ley An'drey Ayr
As'ton Augs'burg Ayr'shire

^L 'K Astrakhan'
Astu'rias
Augus'ta
Augus'tine
A'zof or K'lO't
-Azores'

B
. Ba'al Bai'reuth, Bay'- Bam'ford
Nj' Ba'alim , Bake'well [reuth Bamp'ton
Bab'bage Baku' Ban'bury
Ba'bel Ba'la Ban'croft
Bab-el-Man'deb Ba'laam Ban'don
Bal'beck Banff
Bab'ington Bal'combe Bangalore'
Bab'ylon Bal'dock
Bac'chus Bald'win Bangkok'
Bach Bale Ban'gor
Ba'cup Balfe Ban'ham
Badajos' Bal'four Banks
Bad'cock Bal'guy Ban'nerman
Ba'den Bal'ham Ban'nister
Ba'den-Pow'ell Ban'nockburii
Ba'liol Ban'quo
Bad'ham
Bad'minton Balkan' Ban'tam
Baed'eker ' Bal'lantyne Ban'try
Baf'fin Bay [dad Ballarat' Ban'wcll
Bagdad', Bagh'- Ballina' Barab'bas
Bage'hot, Bag'ot Ballinasloe' Barba'dos
Bag'shaw Ballyino'ney Bar'bara
Bag'sbot Ballyshan'non Barbaros'sa
Hag'ster Bar'bary
Balmor'al Bar'bauld
Baha'ma
Bail'don Bal'tic Barcelo'na
Bai'ley Bal'timore Bar'clay
Bain'bridge Baluchistan' Bar'dolph
Baines Balzac' Bar'ford
Bain'ton Bam'berg Bar'ham
 Barlow 294 Biddonden

\ Beau'champ
sy \
Ben Lo'mond
^ />'A Bar'mouth Beau'fort [Hants \. ^ Ben Nev'is
* Bar'nabas V Beau he a (in V ^ Benin'
'• Bar'naby . Beauma'ris Ben'jamin
Bar'nard Castle . Y> Beau'mont Y-i » Ben'nett
. Barn'by Y . Beb'ington Ben'nington
N/ ,• ^ Barnes Y;. \ A Bec'cles '—Ben'son
. ^ Bar'net Y J' Bechua'naland Ben'tham
' Bar'ningham \ < Becke't Y>— y ^ Ben'tinck
(Beck'ett Y Bent'ley
^ Barns'bury \_c^^ Beck'ford b- Ben'ton
\/’Y^ y^. Barns'ley « .Y > Beranger'
^ ^ Barn'staple '''—Beck'ingham
Beck'ington Berar'
Barn'welP
Y \_ X” Beck'ley y yy N/Y/ Ber'bera
^ Baro'da > ■ Beck'with ^ Berbice'
i Y Be'dale
^ N/j" Bar'rington Y y Bed'dington
Bar'row-in-Fur'-
1 . Y Bed'does
\/' ^ ■ Bar'ry [ness
^-v V Bede YY^ Bere Re'gis
y. Barthoromew Y ■ Bed'ford ^ Ber'esford
vV-ji (A Bartima'us Bed'lington Beresi'na
^ ‘ \A Bart'lett V—Bed'minster Y Y/<_ Ber'gen
_ Bar'ton Y/’- yf Bed'win
^ nA Ba'ruch Bed'worth or \/~- Berke'ley
\ ^ Bas'church \. ' Bee'cher —O). Berkhamp'stead
/ .. \ Bas'ford ./ t Y Bee'chey
/ Y SBa'sel YAY a Beel'zebub
Y . Bas'd Y^. \ Beer'sheba or \ j Berk'shire
X, Ba'singhall \ Bees. St.
' Ba'singstoke Y ]3eesTon YY Ber'lin
Y J' Bee'thoven (. Yi Ber'mondsey
. \_Yy I3as'kerville Beh'men V-x, ") Bermu'das
Nq. . V Bassa'nio Y Ber'nard
'Y Basse'-Terre' Beh'ring
'\y^ Berne
Y lY Bas'sett Beirut', Beyrout' YA' Bern'hardt
•] Bas'singbourne VY Belfast' Y</ Ber'ridge
Uas'sora Y^ Bedford Y-v' \/( Ber'tha
° . Y Bast'wick XA Ber'tillon
''AY'- Bel'gium
Y [_■ Basu'toland Y Ber'tram
\ Bata'via Y r Belgrade' N/Y Ber'vie
■ A 3 Bel'grave Y^'' ‘ Ber'wick
t N Bat'combe
Be'lial 'Y Bes'ant, Besant'
\ Bate'man j/i- Belin'da Yy Bes'ley
\ Bates Y'A Belisa'rius Y Bess
. \ \ Bath \/^ Belize' Y Bes'sie
\ ( Bathcast'on V" Bel'la ) \ Beth'any
L- \ Bathford' Y''^ Bel'lamy ■ (■ \ Beth'el
J” S Bath'gate Y^Y^ Bel'larmine Y A Bethes'da
Bel'lerby t Beth'lehem
\ Bath'sheba
(y\ Y ]3ath'urst Y^"^ Beller'ophon ' ^ Beth'nal Green
Y ' ly/’ Bathwick' v Yr-;
? Y Bat'lcy Bel'lingham ( or \ Beth'une
Y^"* V"' Bat'tenberg Bcl'more Y^" „ V Bet'sey
^ Beloochistan' 1 Y^ Beu'lah
T. /— \ Bat'tersea
Bel'per ) ■ V Bev'an
Y , ) Bava'ria “ \/0- Belshaz'zar ■\ Y Bev'eridge
V/*' Y’ Baw'try v/q. A. Bel'ton YY Bev'erley
Y^ \ Bax'ter ^ \ Bel'voir \ / tA Bewd'lcy
C Bay'ard ^ Belzo'ni „V \_y Bex'hill
Y^ ^ Bayeux' \. y ® Bex ley
NY"- Bay'ley 'X-v,. Bem'bridge
^^ Yv Bey'rout
Bayonne' \ J Bena'rcs Y Be'za
\ \ . Bea'consfield Ben'diga .) Y. Bhutan'
\< Beale Y Ben'edick Y>- Biarritz'
Y-v.o'^ Bea'minster Y--[ y. Ben'enden Y- ' Bices'ter
Y->; Bea'mish \ .p Bick'ersteth
Bcn'gal
YJ Y Be'atrice Y i_ Y' Bick'ley
^ Beat'tie ^ Bengue'Ua C Bid'denden
 iruldulph 295 IJrigsloek

\ Bid'dulph ^ Blen'heim y' Boulogne'

y\ \ Bid'dy —v_j! Blen'kinsopp \/j Bour'bon
\ i Bid'eford Y _ Bletch'ingley Vi Bour'chier
J Y Bid'stonc (. Bloem'fontein Bourn
J- Bier'lcy ,7 V—Blom'field Bourne'mouth
\ y Big'gleswade y Bloom'field Vx Bou'verie
\ ■ Big'low yV-i Blooms'bury \ r Bo'vey Tra'cey
N,; 1 Bihar' V ■ '■ Blount V V; ) Bow
N/^ \ Bilba'o V Nht-' Blu'cher \ ’ Bow'den
\ ^ Blyth X . aJ' Bowes '
Billeric'ay ( \ ^ Boadice'a Bow'ling
Bil'linge 1 Boaner'ges , X_jj Bowness'
\l~'^, Biriinghara 4, - Bo'az \_' Box'ford
Bil'lingsgate ^ N_ Boccac'cio V Boyd
^ \ /' Bod'enhara \! ^ Boyle
, Bil'lingshurst 'C—p Bod'min \_ Brack'ley
. Bil'ston y y Boe'thius Yt ''Brad'bourne
V VBin'field ^ Y Brad'field
V Bing'ham Bogota' ■Vj y Brad'ford
N Bing'hamton V Bogue * Brad'laugh
V J' ^ Bing'ley c , Y Bohe'raia ^ Brad'ley
'—> ■ Bin'ney NA Boileau' \ Brad'ninch
(V ^ Bi'on t_v Y Brad'shaw
• ■ Bokha'ra
~ '—V Birk'beck ■p y'' Brad'well
N— Birk'enhead —! Bol'ingbroke K A Bra'dy
(X 1 V Bir'kett . - V: Bol'ivar Braemar'
Bir'mah V V /Boliv'ia > Brah'ma
X./-1 Bolo'gna <x Braid'wood
oy®'' Bir'mingham VJ" Bol'ton ' Brails'ford
vr^ Bo'ma V_/| ' Brain'tree
\ Bir'rell Bombay' ^1- A Braith'waite
Vif Bir'stall ^ Bo'naparte
^ Bram'iield .
s-r- Bis'cay ^ V Bonar Law'
l\ Bon'iface ■' Bram'ley
Bish'op’sCas'tle ^ \ V Bonn Bramp'ton
\_Bon'nycastlc
— '' Bran'denburg
'^Vri Bish'opsgate
V A p- Bish'op’s Gtort'- \ - /;b ^ Bon'vilstone ^ Bran'don
ford Bootan' \ J'Bras'sey
. ^ V-Art Bish'opthorpe \ ' yt Boo'tle Braun'stor.
-1 , Bordeaux' ■ V" Brazil'
' J- \ Bish'opton V^. Bordes'ley \_j Breage
'V^ Bis'ley ^ \ Bore'ham A ■ • Brech'in
\—/ . Bis'marck ^ v/ Bor'gia ■ Breck'nock
^ \ Bit'ton Bor'neo Y_^ ' Brec'on
J. \/ ' Bornu' ' “Vt^ Brem'en
' y/’ ■ Black'burn \A) Bor'oughbridge X Brem'ner
\^ Black'friars Bor'oughgreen Brent'ford
^ \ '—T Black'heath Bor'stal.
\ J Brent'wood
Y_, ^ > Black'ley A L V"" Bres'lau
Bosanquet \ Brest
V /- Black'lock A Bre'ton
or Nd*
^ ^ Black'mor' ^ ^ ^^^Bos'castle ap J' \ Brett
. N—. ' Black'pool ^ ' Bri'an
N—p Black'stone , \—iX’ Bos'cawen \/ Bria'reus
^ Blackwair / Bos'nia A Bridge'port
'—i/v p ' Black'wood ^ \ p Bbs'phorus < A A Bridg'et
^ '—1 Blag'don \x' Bossuet' \ ■ Bridge town
\_. c J'
Blai'na , Y Bos'ton •/ \ Bridg'north
p » ^ Blaine J‘ Bos'well ) 'I' iL^ Bridg'water
Blair V /A , Bos'worth
, ' V Blairgow'rie \ Botes'dale 1 Brid'lington
'— t Blake .N.oX 1 Bo'tha vv Brid'port
p \Blake'ney \ 1 ( , V Both'well A V. ^ Bri'erley
^ Blan'chard V \ Bot'ley V- A V Brigg
Blanche Y Bou'cher Brig'ham
S ' Bland'ford , Brig'house
^ Y Blan'tyre \j o> ^ Bough'ton > . Bright'lingsea
V"'^ P ' ' Blar'ney \ Brigh'ton
X Blay'don \C^’ Boulanger' \ y ‘ Brig'stock
Brindisi 298 Campbelltown

Brin'disi ' Bruce Bun'gay

. Brind'ley Bun'ker Hill
Bruges Bun'tingford
Bris'bane
Bris'lington Brunei' Bun'yan
Bris'tol Brunei' Bur'bage
Brit'ain 5 Bruns'wick Burdett'
Britan'nia Brus'sels Bu'ren
Britan'iiicus Bru'ton Bur'ford
Brit'tany • Bru'tus Burgoyne'
. Brix'ton Bry'an Bur'gundy
Broad'stairs Bry'anston . 1. V Burke
Broad'water Bry'ant Bur'lington
Broad'way Bryce Bur' ma
Brob'dingnag Buccleuch' Bur'net
Brock'en Buceph'alus ._\/ Bur'ney
Buch'an Burn'ham
Brock'ley \/^ Burn'ley
Buchan'an \/“ Burns
Brock'ton
Bro'die Bucharest' Burnt'island
Brod'rick Buck'ingham \/( Bur'rell
• Brom'ham 'Buck'land Burslem
Brom'ley Buck'nall Bur'ton
-Bromp'ton Bu'dapest \/ Bur'well
Broms'grove Bud'dha
Brom'wich
I Biom'yard
Bron'te
Bud'worth
Bue'nos Ay'res
\ \/^Bur'y St. Ed'-
' Bus'by [mund?
\ Bush'ey
Brook'land , Buf'fon \ V Bute
Brook'lyn Bulgar'ia J \ But'ler
Brook'man Bii'low But'terley
Brose'ley ■ Buluway'p Bux'ton
Broth'erton Bul'well Byng
Bul'wer ^ By'rom
Brough'ton Bum'stead NX’ By'ron
Brown'ing Bun'bury Byzan'tiiun

Cab'ot Cala'bria Cal'vert

Cabul' Cal'vin
Cad'bury Calais {France) Cam
Cade Calais {Anier.) Cam'berwell
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 Campdeii 297 Ohorassan

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 Chorlev 298 Cowbridge

. Chor'iey Clith'ero ^Con'naught

/^'Chor'leywood Clive "Connect'icut
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I i,' Christia nia Clut'terbuck Con'stance
Chris'tie Clyde Con'stantine
P 'i . Christina ^ Constantino'ple
■ Chris'topher Coal'brookdale * Con'way
Chrys'ostom Cooke
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Cowden 299 De la Rue

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Craik Croft Cu'par
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Cran'brook Crom'well Cur'rie
Cran'field Cron'stadt,Kron- Cur'tis
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 Delaware 300 D^son

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Edg'baston r E'ly Ethio'pia
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E'gypt ^ En'sor Ev'ans
EhrenbreH'stein Eph esus Ev'ansville
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El'ba Epicte'tus Ev'elyn, Eng.
Elbe \ Epicu'rus Ev'elyn, Scotch
El'don Epping Ev'erard
El Dora'do , \ i Ep'som Ev'erest
El'eanor ( Ep'worth Ev'erett
Elea'zar Eras'mus Ev'ersle i

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Ev'erton -V Ex'bourne -1- Ex'ton

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Ew'ing Ex'mouth y Ez'ra

F
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Fal'inouth Fer'rybridgc Foles'hill
Fal'sta"' Festin'iog Fol'jambe
Fan'ny Fes'tus Folke'stone
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Fev'ersham Folk'ingham
Fare'ham
Far'ingdon Fez Fol'let
Far'leigh Fez'zan Fontainebleau'
Field'ing Fon'tenoy
Farn'borougb
Fie'sole , Forbes
Farn'doii Figaro' l^ord
Farn'ham Fig'gins Ford'ham
Farn'worth Fi'ji Ford'ingbridge
Far'oe Is'lands Fildes' For'dyce
Fill'more I'or'far
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Finch'ley For'res
Far'ragut For'ster
Far'rar Find'lay Forsyth'
Far'ringdon For'tescue
Fa'scist Fin'don Forth
Fasho'da Fin'gal Fortrose'
Faust Finis terre'
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Fel'ton Fitzos'born . Framp'ton
Fen'church Fitzpat'rick France
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Frank Fre'mantle Frome

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Frank'fort 'k . Freycinet' Ful'ford
Fri'bourg Ful'ham
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Jj Friend'ly Isles
F'ra'scr V Fries'land F'ul'ler
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Galashiels' Geoffrey ■ Glan'ville
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Gal'ilee Georgia'na Glenelg'
Galile'o Ger'ald Glent'ham
Gallip'oli Ger'aldine Glos'sop
Gal'loway Ger'rard Glouces'ter
Gal'ton Ger'man Glouces'tershire
Ger'many Glo'ver
. Gal'way Ger'trude Go'a
Gama'liel Ger'vase God'alming
i^Gcs'ner God'dard
Gambet'ta Gethsem'ane God'frey
Gam'bia Ghauts Godi'va
Gan'ges ’ Ghent
God'manchester
Garci'a Gi'ant’s Cause'-
Gar'dener Gib'bon [way Codofphin
Gar'diner Gibbs ■ God'win
Gard'ner Gib'eon ■n- “ Goe'the
Gar'field Gibral'tar , Gofear
Gar'gravc Gib'son Golcon'da
Garibal'di Gid'eon ' Gold Coast
. Garonne' ■ Gofdie
'Gar'rick Giffard . Gofgotha
Gar'stang , Goli'ath
Garth Gifford Gomor'rah
Gas'cony Gig'gleswick Gon'dar
Gas'quet Gil'bert Good Hope,
Gates'head Gil'by Cape of
Gil'ead ^ Good'enough
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Gay'ton Gill Good'year
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Great Brit'ain
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Gro'ningen
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Hak'luyt Ham'brook
Hack'el Ham'burg
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Hack'ney [ett Ham'ilton
Had'dcn Hales Hara'let
Had'denham Hales'owen Ham'mersmith
Had'dington Hal'ifax Ham'mond
Had'leigh Hal'lam Hanip'den
Ha'drian ■K Hal'lett Hamp'shire
Haeclfel Hal'ley Hamp'stead
Ha'fiz Hal'liford Ham p'ton
Ha'gar Hal'liwell Ham'stead
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Hague Hals'bury Han'del
Hah'nemann Hal'stead Hand'ley
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Hants y Haw'thorne ^ Hcrcula'neum
/ Han'way <> J' y Hay'dn ^ y xA Her'cules
<i! j Haii'well 9 » J" Hay'don '—' y Her'eford
y, Hayes X -_' Her'komer
y—Han'worth o ' Hay'ley ' Xx-j Her'mes

X Haps'burg ■P'S XI Hay'inan y S ■ Herne

' Har'borne
^— y' A1. Hay'ti y' /I- Hcr'od
• V Har'court A xXj Hay'ward
y L Herod'otus
Hard'castle y- /• ' Hay'wood Her'rick
•S—^ Hardicanute' y Haz'litt
t Har'ding y Head'ingly X yJ Herrn'htitt
. ( Hard'inge L.> '■ Head'ington <r Her'schell,-schel
•'S—s Hard'wick y ' Hea'ly X Hert'ford
Heath'cote X Xx, Hert'fordshire
yy's Har'dy “X
X J Her'vey
^ Hares'field X 1 Ay Heath'field
,_, y Hare'wood AJ . y Hea'ton Herzegovi'na
' Har'Iech ^ Heav'itree
, ■ Har'lem /XX I- X Heb'denbridge A y. He'siod
■ , . Har'ley V He'be ^ <^4-6 Hes'se Cas'sel
’ Har'lington J\° ^ He'ber ° |o Hes'se Darm'-
■ Har'lowe 1 ^x Heb'rides
t—i. p stadt
V-i. Har'man ^ He'bron e~>. Hes'ter
rf: - Har'old o 4-1 Hec'ate A \ y\ Hev'ersham
„ ^ <r Hew'orth
y^ Har'penden Heck'ington
^ Har'riet A /'

y y^' Har'rington „ Hec'la Heytes'bury

y Har'ris L- „ Hec'tor y^ Hey'wood
Hec'uba
Har'risburg ^ Hed'ingham xxX' Hezeki'ah
'y^ y^^ Har'rison x._ A- He'don t(U tvHiawa'tha
■ y^ Har'rogate X He'gel j 6y '—Hiber'nia
y Har'row Hei'delberg 0 ^ Hicks
ZX Heigh'am L-Ji o Hicks'-Beach
x/' '■ X- Har'rowby Hei'ne / «v ^ Hig'gins
^ Har'ry Hel'en 9‘' / ■ High'bury
•'‘'V ’ Hart'field
' or Hel'ena 4-, '• ov High'gate
•’ A Hart'ford 1 ov h High'lands
Hele'na, St. ^ i/' High'wortli
^ Hart'ington
fyo Hart'land y "
Hel'ens, St. • Hil'ary
<y\, Hart'lebury Hel'iers, St. M ^ Hil'da
/y\ Hart'lepool j/-—1 , Hel'igoland ry Hil'desheim
ty- ' Hart'ley /X) Heloise' •O yy Hil'lier
A Hartz y\ Helps ^ r Hil'lington
•S Har'vard yj- Hel'ston x, Hills'borough
^ -S Har'vey yi- Hel'ton ^ \ Hil'perton
yt V. Har'well K\y' Helve'tia r J- J' Hil'ton
y^^ Har'wich . Hem'ans
x/ Har'wood Hern'el Hemp'- Hima'laya
'y “ Has'lingden ® stead
y ■ Has'tings Hem'merde Him'maleh
Hat'field Hem'mings Hinck'ley
yy- •' Hat'ton y^y Hems'well <rZ Hind'ley
y,- Haugh'ton Hems'worth Hin'du
y\ ' Havan'a —‘sy Hen'bury
Hav'ant « iJ" J Hin'ton
•
Ji-lx Hen'derson
y\y ’ Hav'elock y\y~^^ Hippar'chus
.S Hav'erfordwest /^^-Hen'don
yy Hene'age Hippoc'rates
» V-]
Hav'erhiU yy Hen'field y His'cock~9
Ha'vre y •'"Hen'gist y 6^—vx Hispa'nia
yy Hawai'i ■ y ^ Hen'ley “*7- y Hitch'cock
y^*1 Henriet'ta X Hitch'in
/V^ or Hawar'den y^ Hen'ry AK ^ Hoad'ly
y Hawes Hen'singham AV Ho'bart ^
Hobbes 30G Ipswich

Hobbes Hook'er Huer'ta

Hob'house Hoop'er Hugh
Hobo'ken Hop'kins Hughes
Hodge
Hodg'es
Hod'son
Hor'ace
Hora'tio z. Hu'gli
Hu'go
Hul'lah
Hoey Hora'tius ^ or Hulme
Ho'fer
Hoff'mann
Hor'field n Hul'ton
Hum'ber
Honi'castle Hum'boldt
Ho'garth
Hogg Hor'ner Hume
Hohenlin'den Horn'sey Hum'mel
Hohenzol'lern Hor'sa Hum'phrey
Hoi'beach Horse'fall . Hum'phreys
Hol'beck Hor'sham Hun
Hors'ley Hun'fleet
Hol'bein Hun'gary
Horten'sius
Hoi'born Hor'ton Hun'gerford
r'X I Hol'brook Hun'slct
Hor'wich Hun'stanton
, ^ Hoi'croft
. Holds'worth Hose'a
'•1^^- Hoi'inshed Hoth'am Hunt'ingdon
I Hol'land Hot'spur Hunt'ingford
/ Hol'linwood Hough
Hol'loway Hough'ton Hunt'ington
Holl'way Hunt'ley
Hol'man Houns'low Hurd
Holmes Hu'ron
or Hous'ton
Hol'stein Hurst
Holt Hove Hu'scy
Hus'kisson
Hol'yhead
Hol'yoake I How'ard
How'dcn
Huss
Hutch'ings
Hoi'yoke
Hol'y Land
I Howe
How'ell
Hutch'inson
Hol'ywell ' Hut'ton
How'itt
Hom'burg Hox'ton Hux'ley
Ho'mcr Huy'gens
Hoy'land
^ , Hom'erton Huas'car Hyde
Hondu'ras Hyderabad'
Hub'bard
Hu'bcrt Hy'gcia
Hong Kong' Hy'men
Hud'dersfield
Hypa'tia
'■<C Hon'iton Hu'dibras
Hud'son Hythe
Honolu'lu

.cy- Ilk'ley In'glis

■C Illinois' In'goldsby
Illyr'ia In'gram
Ib'sen Il'ininstcr Ink'erman
Ice'land Imrn.in'uel In'man
Ich'abod In'cledon < Iims'bruck
I'colmkill In'dia ( Inns'pruck
I'da India'na Invera'ry
I'daho Indianap'olis Invercar'gill
Id'deslcigh In'dus
In'gelow Inverness'
Igna'tius
li'chestcr In'gersoll lo'na
Il'ford Ing'ham lo'nian Isles
Il'fracombe In'gleborough I'owa
Il'kcston In'gleton Ips'wich
 Iquiquo 307 Juvenal

Iqui'que Is'abel Ispahan'

Irawa'cli ) Isabel'la .W Is'racl
Ire'land Isai'ah 1_" fs'sachar
Ire'ne Iscar'iot Is'tria
Ire'ton Ish'mael y- Ifaly
Irkutsk' Ish'maelites J Itch'en
Iroquois' I'sis Itha'ca
Ir'vine I'sla Ithu'riel
Ir'ving Isle of Wight' "V ■ I'vanhoe
Ir'vvin Isle'worth . Ives, St.
I'saac Is'lington St. V. Iv'iza
I'saacson Isoc'rates k ^I'vory Coas;
H. Ixi'oa

Ja'besh Jemi'ma Jonah

Ja'bez Je'na Jo'nas
Jack'son Jen'kins Jon'athrn
Ja'cob Jen'kinson
J y Jones
Jae'ger Jor'dan
Ja'el Jen'ner Jor'tin
. Jaffa Jen'net Jos'celyn
Ja'go, St. Jen'nings Jo'seph
Jamai'ca Jen'ny Jo'sephine
James Jeremi'ah Jose'phus
Jame'son Jer'emy Josh'ua
James'town Jer'icho /■ Josi'ah
' Janei'ro, Rio de Jerome Josi'as
Jan'et Jer'rold
Ja'nus jer'ry yy or Jou'bert (Dutch)
Japan' Jer'sey
Ja'phcth Jeru'salem Joubert'(French)
■ Me Jer'vaulx Jove
Jaques
or Jer 'vis
^
l or
y- Joyce
Ju'an
Jar'dine Ju'ba
Jar'row
Jar'vis
Ja'son
Jes'se
Jes'sica
Jes'sie
i Ju'dah
Ju'das
Jas'per
Jas'sy
Jes'sop
Je'sus
,7/ Judd
Jude
Jeune J ude'a

CiX
Ja'va
Jay Jew'ry Ju'dith
Jebb Jez'ebel ju'dy
Jed'burgh Jim Jugur'tha
Ted'do Ju'lia
Jeff Ju'lian
Jefferson / ' * Julia'na
( Jef'feries Ju'liet
^ Jeffries Ju'lius
Jeffrey jung'frau
Jehoi'achin Ju'nius
Ml, Jii'no
Jehoi'akim
Johan'nesburg
Ly Ju'piter
Jeho'vah Ju'ra
Je'hu Jus'tin
John Justin'ian
L/or Lr Jek'yll John'son
John'stonc
Jus'tus
Juf land
U'—r Jel'licoe Jo bore' Ju'venal
 K
Ka'bul Kerr Kingsvinn'ford
Kal'inucks Kings'wood
Ker'ry
Kamchat'ka King'ton
Kampa'la Ker'shaw King'Will'iam’s
Kandahar' Kes'teven t Kinross' [Town
Kan'sas Kes'wick T Kinsale'
Kant Ketch ✓ Kin'son
Karls'ruhe Ket'tering
Khartoum' Khar- Kintyre'
Kars
Kars'lake Khi'va [turn' -^ Kip'ling
Kashmir' Khorassan' —, ^ Kirk'by
Kate , Kid'derminster I- Kirkcal'dy
Kath'arine Kid'welly S' Kirkcud'bright
Kean Ki'ef, Ki'eS -Kirk'dale
Kear'ley Ki'kuyu
Keat'ing Kilbir'nie Kirk'ham
.Keats ' Kilbride' Kirkhea'ton
^Ce'ble Kil'burn
~Y~, Kedle'ston Kil'da Kirk'lington
^ Keel'ing Kildare' Kirkpat'rick
—, ■ Keene Kild'wick
.V Keigh'ley Kilkcn'ny KirkwaU'
Keith Killala' Kir'riemuir
Keke'wich
Killaloe' Kir'wan
Kel'loe
Kel'ly Killar'ney Kitch'ener
Kel'sall Kil'lyleagh Klon'dike
Kel'sey Kihnain'ham Klop'stock
T ’ Kel'son
^ Kelve'don
Kilmar'nock
Knares'borough
Knel'ler
Kem'ble Kilmore' Knight'on
Kemp Kil'ner Knights'bridge
Kem'pis 7 Kilrush' 'yf Knollys
Kcmp'sey Knot'tingley
Kil'wyn
Ken'dal Knowles
' Ken'drick Knox
Kim'berley
-w Ken'elm Knut
Kimbolton Knuts'ford
Ken'ilworth -5— Kincar'dine Koch
Ken'nard King'lake Kohat'
Ken'nedy Kon'go
Kiiigs'bridge
Ken'nerley Kon'igsberg
Kcn'net Kings' Coun'ty
Ken'nington Kings'down Kore'a
Ken'rick Kings'land ’ Ko'riacs
Ken'sal Green Kings'ley Koss'uth
Ken'sington, I King's Lynn Kra'cow
Ken'sit King's Norton' Krapot'kin
Kent Kron'stadt
Kent'ish Town i Kings'ton Krug'er
KentiKk'y - Ku'belik
Ken'wyi. King'ston-on ^ Kuch'ing
Kcn'yon Thames N Kumas'si
Keogh < Kurdistan'
Kcp'ler ’ Kings'town Ku'rile
Kyrle

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 L

Labouchere' Lark'field I-eib'nItz

Labrador' l^ices'ter
, Labuan' „ Lark'ins Leices'tershire
Lac'cadive '■ Las'celles Leigh
Lace'by ^ Las'sa Leigh'ton Buz'-
• Lacedae'mon ‘ C_ Lataki'a Lein'ster [zard
La Chaise' La'tham Leip'sic, Leip'zig
La'cy ' La'thom Leith
Ladrones' ^ Lat'imer Lei'trim
Lad/smith '• I—•, Lattakoo'
Lafayette' - Lau'ban Lel'and
QI Laud
. Lafontaine' 1-em'nos
^ Lau'der
La'gos Laugh'ton Len'nox, Len'ox
Lahore' / Launces'ton /’^^-Len'ton
Laing "•Lan'ra
La'kenhatn / ^_^_^Leom inster
Lau'rier
Lamartine' ^ I-eom'inster
Lam'berhiirst Lausanne' ’ Leon [(U.S.A.)
Larn'bert Lavalette' » Leon'ard
[ Lara'beth Lava'ter j[ Leon'idas
Lam'bourne
Lamb'ton
La'venham
LaN^ington
> •
/’X
Leono'ra
Le'opold
Lepaii'to
Lammennoor' Lavin'ia ‘ Le Queux'
Lammermuir' Lavoisier' •
Ler'wick
Lam'peter r Lawes
Law'rence
Lan'ark /-■ Le Sage'
Lan'cashire Law'rie Les'lie
Lan'caster Law'son '\, Les'seps
_ Law'ton ^ Les'sing
,_^Lan'celot ' Lay'cock
or C I' (. ^ Le'the
Lan'chester /tT La/ard ’ ^ Letit'ia
l^nd'port Laz'arus v> I Levant'
Land'seer Leach * Le'ven
['—‘-Laud’s End /O. Lead'enhal) Lev'eridge
^^ Lane' End y Le'ah ^ Le'vi
/'^Lang ■ Leake ^ • Lew'enhoeck
Lang'dale Leam'ington ^ Lew'es, Lew'ls
Lan g'f ord Lea'nder T Lew'isham
Lear /—Lex'ington
Lang'ham
Leath'erhead Ley'burn
Lan g'horn e Leb'anon
"Lang'ley ^ Lebnin' I cr
^ Le)r'land
Lang'port
Leckhamp'ton
Lan'gridge /O- Ley'ton
Leck'y Ley'tonstone
Lang'ton Leclerc' Lha'sa
Languedoc' Led'bury Lib'auus
Lans'downe Leeds Libe'ria
^ ^ Laodice'a Leek Lib'ya
S Laplace' Lees Lich'field
• ^ Lap'land Lee'wardls'lands
rj Lid'dell
■ La Pla'ta Lefe'vxe Lid'don
■ j- Lapu'ta Legge Lidg'ett
Lar'berf Lie'big
Leghorn'
Li6ge'
Laris'sa Le grand' Lif'ford

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Lightfoot 310 Lytton

^Light'foot Loan'go 4^ Lowes'toft

• Lil'lian Lowndes
Locha'ber ^ Lowth
Lille
Lil'leshall Low'ther
Lock'hart
Lil'liput Lock'wood
Lil'ly Loyo'la
Li'ma Lock'yer
Lim'ber Lub'bock
^ ■ Lo'di I I.ii'beck
Lim'burg ^ Lofio'den ^ Lu'can
J' ^ S Lof'tus ' Lu'cas
Lime'house
Lo'gan f Luc'ca
Limer'ick
Limps'tield Loh'engrin ^ Lucerne'
Lincoln 41/ Lu'cia
Lin'colnshire Loire Lu'cian
Lind'field Lo'mas /'a Lu'cifer
^ Lo'max Lu'cius
l.in’d'sey
L Lom'bard ^ Luck'now
Lin'ley
Linlith'gow Loin'bardy _j Lucre'tia
Loin'broso' o/ Lucre'tius
Linnaj'us
Lin'thwaite Lo'mond Lu'cy
Lon'don Lud'denden
Lin'ton
Lin'wood Londonder'ry Lud'ford
l.i'onel C J Long'don Lud'gate
• Lip'ari Long'fellosv Lud'low
Lip'pe Lud'wick
Lip'ton Long'ford Lud'wig
Lis'bon A 4^ Longi'nus Luke
Lis'burn 4. I Long'ley
Long'inan Lul'lington
Lis'keard
s - Long'pdrt Lum'ley
Lisle 4, J' ^.^^Long'ton Lun'dy
_ C y Lons'dale
A/ Loo'choo Lu'nenbourg
Lis'more
Lis'ter ■ Lup'ton
Liszt Lo'pez
Lush
Lithua'nia Lush'ington
Lit'tleburv Lore'bnrn
'Loren'zo Lusita'nia.
Lu'lher
Lit'tleham Loret'to Lu'ton
Lit'tlejohn Lome Lut'terworth
Lit'tlcport l.orraine'
Lit'tleton Los An'geles L.ux'emburg
Lostwith'iel
Liv'erpool ^ Lux'or
Lothar'io f X Lyc'idas
Liv'ersedge Loth'bury , Lycur'gus
Liv'ingstone Lo'thian 1 Lydd
Livo'nia 0. , Lyd'gate
Liv'y a Lot'ty
Lon'don It ^ Lyd'ia
Lough'borough 4y Lyd'iiey
Llan'daff
Loiighrea' _j U . Ly'ell
(And so with the
eight following 0 Lough'ton 4" '" J Lyg'on
4^ Lyl'y
words) Lou'is
Loui'sa 4 Lyme
Llando'very Lou'isburg C Lyme Re'gis
Llanel'ly Louise'
Llanfyl'lin
n ^ Louisia'na
Lym'ington
Lou'isville Lyn'combe
Llangol'len Lourdes Lynd'hurst
^ ot Louth Lyne'ham
Llan'idloes
^ Lynn
Louvre or Ly'ons
Llano'ver C
Llanrwst' Love'lace
Llewel'yn
Lloyd / Lov'ell
Low'ell a-
Lyt'tleton
Lyt'ton
 M
Ma'bel Ma'gog Marajo'
Macad'am Mahan' Mara non'
Macao' Mahom'et Mar'athon
Macar'thy Mar'burg
Mahony
Macart'ney Marcel'lus
Mahrat'ta
Macas'sar Maida' Hill Marco'ni
Maid'enhead Mar'den
Macau'lay Maid'stone
Macbeth' Maren'go
Maine
Main'waring Mares'field
Mac'cabees Mait'land
Mar'garet
^ Mac'clesfield Major'ca
Maju'ba Mar'gate
Macdon'ald Mal'abar Mar'gery
Macduff' Mari'a
Malac'ca
Macedo'nia Mari'enburg
Mal'achi
~ * Macgreg'or Mal'aga Mar'ion
Machiavel'li Ma'rius
Mal'aprop
Ma'chin Mala'ya Marjori'banks
Mackay' Mark
Macken'zie Mal'colm
Mark'ham
Macknight' Mal'den Mark'land
Maclar'en Mal'dive
Maclean' Mal'don Marl'borough
Macleod'
Mallin'son
Mar'low
MacMah'on Malmes'bury Mar'maduke
Malone' Mar'mion
Macmil'lan Malo'ny
Macnama'ra Mal'pas Marmontel'
Mal'ta Mar'mora
Macpher'son
Mal'thus Mar'ple
Macquar'ie Mai'ton
Mal'vern Marque'sas
Macrea'dy
Malvi'na Mar|
Macroom' Mars'den
Mana'gua
<-v-s— Madagas'car Marseilles'
J Mad'an Manas'seh Mar'shall
~ r^ . Mad'dox Manas'ses Mar'shalsea
Madei'ra Man'chester Mar'sham
Madeleine' Man'dalay Marsh'field
Made'ley Mar'ston
Mandin'go
Mad'ison Martaban'
t Madras' Mangotsfield' Mar'tha
Madrid' Manil'la Mar'tin
Maece'nas Manitoba' Mar'tineau
Maes'tricht Man'ley Martinique'
Man'nering Mar'tock
Mafeking' Mann'heim Mar'ton
Mag'dala Man'ning Ma'ry
Man'ningtree Ma'ryborough
Mag'dalen Mans'field Ma'ryland
Man'son
Mag'deburg Man'ton Mar'ylebone
J'.Iagel'lan Man'tua

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 Maryport 312 Montana

Ma'ryport Mel'ville Milwau'kee

Mas'eru Minchinhamp'-
Me'mel - ton
Mash'am Mem'phis
Masho'naland Min'den
Massachu'setts Men'ai Mine'head
Mass6na' Miner'va
Men'delssohn Minneap'olis
' Mas'sey
Mas'singor Menpcs Minneso'ta
Mas'terman ■ Menton' Minor'ca
Matabe'le Mento'ne Min'ories
Math'er Mentz Mi'nos
Math'eson Men'zies Min'to
Matil'da Mephistoph'eles Mirabeau'
Mat'lock _ J” Merca'tor
a. Matth'ew
Matthi'as * Mcr'edith
Miran'da
Mir'field
Maud ( Merion'eth Mir'iam
Maureta'nia , Mississipp'i
Mau'rice ^ Mer'lin Missolong'hi
Maurit'ius ^ Mer'riinan Missou'ri
Maw'gan Mcr'ryweather Mitch'am
Mer'sey Mitch'ell
Maximil'lian Mitch'elstown
Merthyr Tyd'fil
Max'well Mer'ton Mit'ford
Me'shech Mithrida'tes
Mayence' Me's'mer Miz'pah
May'field Mesopota'mia Mo'ab
■ ^ May'hew Messi'na Mobile'
May'nard Met'calfe Mo'cha
May'nooth Methu'selah Mod'bury
May'o Metz Mod'der
Mazep'iw iMeux Mode'na
Mazzi'ni Mof'fat
Mex'borough Mogador'
M’Car'thy
Mex'ico Moham'med
. McCor'quodale Mey'er Mo'hawk
McCul'loch Meyn'ell Moi'ra
McKay' Mi'cah Mold
McKeii'na Micaw'ber Molda'via
" McKin'lcy Mi'chael
McKin'iion Mich'ie Moles'worth
J Mich'igan
Meagher Moli^re'
_ Mick'lethwaite
Meath ' \ Mi'das Mol'ly
Mec'ca Mid'delburg Mo'loch
Meck'lenburg Mid'dlchani . Molt'ke
. or Mid'dlesbrough
Mede'a _ Mol'ton
Mid'dlesex Moluc'ca
Med'ici Mid'dleton
Mcdi'na Momba'sa
Mid'dlewich > Mo'mus
' Meditcrra'nean Mid'hurst Mon'aco
‘ Med'way , Mid'somcr Mon'aghan
. Mei'ningen J” Norton' - Monck
. Mil'an or Milan' Moncrief'
Melanch'thoii Mil'bourne Mond
Mel'ba Monde'go
Mil'dcnhall
^Merbourne Mongo'lia
Mel'combc Mil'dred Monk'house
Mel'huish Mile End Monk'land
Melic'ent Miles
Melin'da Mil'ford . Monk'ton
.-r/O Melis'sa Millais'
. Mon'mouth
( Mel'moth Mil'lard
Monroe'
Melpom'ene Mills
Mil'ncr Monro'via
Mcl'rose Miln'thorpc Mon'tagu
Mel'tham Mil'ton Montaigne'
Mel'ton Mow'- Mil'verton
bray Monta'na
 Mont Blanc' Mor'ison Mozart'
Montcalm' Mor'land Moz'ley
, Monte'go Mor'ley Mlil'liausen
Morn'ington 'Mii'ller
, Montene'gro
Monterey' Moroc'co Mullingar'
Montesquieu' Mor'peth Mul'lins
Monte Vid'eo Mor'ris Mum'ford
Montgom'ery Mor'rison Munchau'sen
^ Montpel'lier Morse Mundel'la
Mor'timer -Mu'nich
'V' Montreal' Munro'
_^ Montrose' Mort'lake
Mun'ster
J? Montserrat' ' Mor'ton Murat'
Moo'dy Mos'cow Mur'cia
Moore Mose'ley . Mur'phy
Mora'via Moselle' Mur'ray
Mor'ay Mo'ses Muscat'
^ Mor'dan Mos'heim -•Mus'covy
L Mor'decai Moss'ley Mus'grave
More Mo'sul Mus'selburgh
More'a Mot'ley
Moreau' Mot'tram Mus'well Hill
' More'cambe Moul'ton I My'att
Mores'by Mountcas'tle My'ers
More'ton Mouut'ford My'ott
Mow'bray My'ra
Mor'gan Mozambique' Mysore'

N
Na'aman Nash'ville Nes'tor
Na'both Nassau' Neth'erlands
Nagpur' Natal' Neu'burg
Na'hum Na'than Neuchate!'
Nails'worth Nathan'iel ' Neu'stadt
Nairn Nato'lia Neva'da
Nai'robi Naum'burg Nev'illc
Nav'an Nev'in
Na'mur Navari'no Nev'is
Navarre' New'ark
Nan'cy Nay'land ( New'berry
Nanking^ Nay'lor ( New'bery,
Nan'ny Naz'areth New'borough
Nan'sen Neale New'bridge
Nantes Neath < New'burgh
Nantuck'et Nebras'ka ( New'burg
Nant'wich Nebuchadnez'- New'burn
Na'omi New'bury
Naph'tali Neck'er New'castle or
Na'pier ^~rt-NNeed'ham Newcas'tle
Na'ples Nehemi'ah Newcastle-on-
Napo'leon Nel'son Tyne
Na'poli ^ Nemours' New'castle-
Nar'beth Ne'nagh undcr-Lyme'
Narcis'sus -I , Ne'ots.St. < New'comb
Nares Nepaul' ( New'come
'A Nase'by . Nep'tune New'digate
Na'smyth Ne'ro New'enden
Nash Nes'ton New'ent

I2A—{S.170)
Newfoundland 314 Opie

Nick'leby "'n. Nor'mandy

Newfound'land Nicobar' Nor'man ton
Nor'ris
New'gate Nicode'mus Northa Tier ton
New Hamp'shire North'am
Newha'ven Nicosi'a Northamp'ton
New'ington Nie'buhr North Caroli'na
New Jer'sey Nie'jjer North'cote
New'land Nie'ster North Dako'ta
New'man Ni'gel North'field
New'market Ni'ger North'fleet
New Mex'ico Nige'ria North'leach
Newnes Nile Nor'throp [land
Newn'ham Nil'sson Northum'ber-
New Orleans Nim'rod North'wood
Nor'ton
New'port Nine' Elms Nor'way
New'quay Nor'wich
New'ry Nin'eveh Nor'wood
New South Nin'field Nottingham
Wales Nin'ian, St. Not'ting Hill
New'ton Ni'obe No'va Sco'tia
New'town Nix'on
Newtownards' No'ah Ko'va Zem'bla
Noakes
New York Novgorod'
No'bel
No'el Nu'bia
New York City Noot'ka Sound Nu'gent
New Zea'land No'ra Nu'ma
Ney Nord'berg Nun'eaton
Nga'mi Nor'dica Nune'ham
Niag'ara Nord'land Nu'nemberg
Nore
Nicara'gua Nor'folk Nu'remberg
Nice Nor'ham
Nich'olas
Nich'ols
Nor'man
n. Nut'tall
Nyas'saland
Nich'olson Nor'manby
X Ny'koping

o
Oak'ford Odes'sa Orierton
Oak'ham QEd'ipus Ol'mlitz
Oak'hill O'gilby Ol'ney
Oak'ingham O'gilvie Ol'veston
Oak'land Ohi'o Olym'pia
Oak'lcy Okehamp'ton Olym'pus
Obadi'ah Okhotsk'
O'ban Oklaho'ma Omagh
Oberam'mergau Old'bury <7.
O'berlin
O'beron
nr Old'castle
Ol'denburg
O'maha
O'mar
O'bi Omdurman'
O'Bri'en Old'field Om'maney
Ocea'nia Old'ham On'ega
Ock'brook Old'land O'Neil'
O'Con'nell Olds'worth On'gar
O'Con'nor Ons'low
Octa'via Ol'iphant Onta'rio
Octa'vius Olivet' O'penshaw
Odell' Oliv'ia Ophe'lia
O'der Oriendorff K O'pie
 Oporto au reebles

Opor'to Ob'borne Ot'way

O'rara Os'car Oudh, Oude
Oran' Os'mington Oui'da
Or'egon Os'mond Oul'ton
O’Reil'ly Osnabriick Oun'dle
O'reiiburg Os'naburg Ou'ral
Or'ford Os'sett Ouse
Or'igen Os'sian Ou'tram
Orinp'co Os'tend O'verbury
Oris'sa Os'tiaks O'verend
Os'wald O'verton
Ork'uey
Overys'sel
^ Orlan'do Os'waldtwisle Ov'id
' Or'leans O&we'go O vie'do
% Or'monde
Orms'by
Os'westry
Otahei'te O'vingham
Ot'ham O'wen
Orms'kirk
Othel'lo Ows'ley
Or'mus Oth'man Ow'ston
Or'pen O'tho Ox'enden
‘ A ^ Or'pheus Ot'ley O.xford
Or'pingtoi
Or'Dinetc Ot'tawa
Of'ton Ot'tery St. Ma'ry Ox'ley

P
Pacif'ic Pat 'ernosterRow
Pad'dington Paterson
Pat more
Pad'dy Pan'cras, St.
Pat'mos
Pa'derborn Pando'ra Pat'na
Pa'ton
Paderew'ski Pang'bourne
Pat'rick
Pad'iham Pank'hurst
Pat'ten
Pad'stow Pap'ua
\ Pat'terson
Pad'ua Paracel'sus
I r- Pagani'ni Paraguay'
Pat'ti
X V cir Pat'tingham
Pag'et Paramaribo
Paine Pat'tison
Paign'ton Paramat'ta Paul
Pains'wick Parana'
Pauli'na
Pais'ley Par'ntt
Pak'enbain Par'is Pauline'
Par'ker Paul'ton
Paler'mo Pauuce'fote
Park'gate
Pal'estine Pausa'nias
Pa'ley Park'hurst Pavi'a
Pal'grave Pavvtuck'et
Par'kinson
Pal'issy Pax'ton
Pal'las V- Par'ma Payne
Pal'User Parnas'sus Pea'body
Par'nell
Pearce
Pall Mall V Pa'ros
Palm'er V' Par'ry Pear'son
Palm'erston Par'sqns Pear'y
Par'so'nstown Pease
Palmy'ra Pas'cal Peck'ham
Pamir' Pass'more Peck'snitt
2, Pam'pas Pasteur' Pe'dro
Pampelu'na Patago'nia Pee'bles
 Peel 316 Portman

Peel Peth'erton Plin'y

Peg'asus \ Plurab'land
Peg'gy '^1/^ Pe'trarch
Pegu' Plump'tre
Pe'ipus . Pei'rograd
Pekin' Pet'worth Plum'stead
Peking' Pev'ensey Plun'ket
Pela'gius Pev'eril Plu'tarch
Pelew' Islands ' Pew'sey Plu'to
Pel'ham VX Pha'raoh
Pell Phe'be Plym'outh
Peni'berton kW Phelps Plymp'ton
Pheni'cia, Phoe Plym'stock
Pem'bridge
V Phid'ias [ni'cia Plynlim'mou
Pem'broke ^ U Philadelphia Po

Pem'bury . Phile'mon Pock'lington

Penden'nis VVs Phil'ip Po'cock
Pen'dleton • Phil'ippine Poe
<'i Pene'lope V/V V Phil'ipstown Poincare'
Penn
Pen'nant
Pen'nefather
Ja VV]^
—
Philis'tia
Phil'lack \ Poitiers'
Po'land
Pole'-Ca'rew
Pen'nington V/Vo Phil'lips
KT- ., Phil'lis Polk
Pen'niston
Phill'pott Pol'lard
Pennsylva'nia S Phin'ehas Pol'lock
Pen'rith X Phin'eas Pollokshaws'
k Pen'ryn V Phipps Pol'ly
Pens'ford S , Phryg'ia Po'lo
Pent'land •4 VV Phyl'lis Polo'nius
• Piccadil'ly Polyb'ius
Pen'tonville
Pick'ering Polyne'sia
Pen'wortharu Pick'ctt Pomera'nia
Penzance' Pick'ford Pomo'na
Peo'ria Pick'wick Pompadour'
Pep'in \ Pied'mont Pompe'ii
Pepys ^ ^ .L Pierce Pom'pey
Per'cival \/^ ' Pier'pont Pondicher'ry
Per'cy \i Pietermar'itz-
burg Pon'doland
Per'egrine
Pig'ott
j, Per'gamos ^ Pi'late Pon'sanooth
Per'icles 'X Pil'kington Pon'sonby
Per'kins X/'' Pil'lau
, Perks V]- Pil'ton Pon'tefract
Pernambu'co \ Pin'dar or Pom'fret
\ X \ Piner'o
Perranzab'uloe Pon'tesbury
\ ^ Pin'kertoii
Per'rin Pin'ner Pon'typool
Per'ry Pin'uock Poole
Persep'olis Pir'ie Poo'na
Pei'sia Pi'sa
Perth Pit'man Pop'lar
Peru' Pit'tingtoii
Peru'gia Por'lock
Pitts'burg
Peshavy'ar Por'son
Pestaloz'zi Pi'us Portadown'
Pizar'ro Port'au-Prince'
Pesth Plais'tow Port'bury
Pe'ter Plantag'enei Port'chester
Plas'sey Por'teus
Pe'terborough
Pla'ta Port Glas'gow
Pe'terchurch Pla'to Por'tia
Platt Port'ishead
/ Pe'terhead
f^lau'tus Port'land
Pe'tersfield
Play'fair

Vi Pe'tersham
Plev'na
Portmad'oc
Port'man
Portobello 317 Randolph

Por'tobel'lo Prague Provence'

Pratt Prus'sia
Por'to Ri'co Preiss'nitz Psy'che
Port Said' Pren'dergast Ptol'emy
Port'sea Pres'burg Pud'sey
Ports'mouth Pres'cott Pu'gin
Por'tugal Prest'bury Pules'ton
Po'sen Presteign'
Pos'tlethwaite Pres'toii Pull'man
Pot'iphar Pres'tonpans Pu'lo Pibang'
Poto'rnac Prest'wich Pulte'ney
Poto'si Preto'ria Punjab'
Pots'dam Pur'beck
Pri'am
Pot'teriie Prid'eaux Pur'brook
Pot'tersham Priest'ley Pur'cell
Pou'lett
Poul'ton
Prin'gle
Pri'or \ Pur'fleet
Pur'nell
Pris'cian \ Pu'sey
Pow'ell Priscil'la Put'ney
Pritch'ard Put'son
Pow'erscourt Procrus'tes Put'tenham
\—^ Povv'ick
Proc'tor Puy de Dome'
Pow'is, Powys Prome'theus / '■ Pygma'lion
Pow'naU Pros pero V Pym
Poyn'ter Pros'ser V Pyr'enees

1-
Poyn'ton
Praed
Proth'eroe
Prout Y
Pytch'ley
Pythag'oras

Quarles Queens'ferry Qui'loa

Quatre Bras' Queens'land C-, Quin
Quebec' Quin'cy
Queens'towii
Queen'borough Quen'don Quintil'ian
Queen'hithe Quen'tin Quin'tin
Quet'ta i"]- Qui'to
Queen’s' Coun'ty Queux Quix'ote

R
Rabelais' Rag'lan Ram'illies
Ra'chel Ragu'sa
Racine' Raikes Rams'bottom
Rad'cliffe Rain'ford Rams'den
ad'ford Rain'ham Ram'sey
Rad'ipole Rain'hill
Rad'nor Ra'leigh, -legh Rams'gate
Rad'stock Ralph Ran'dall
Raf'fles Ram'eses Ran'dolph
 Rangoon 318 Runcorn
*

1 Kangoon'
1 _ Reu'ter "Y Rome
Ran'soni 4 Reyk'javik ■N' Ro'meo
/V Raph'ael ^ * X^ Reyn'olds ^ Rom'ford
^ 1 Ra'pin V-b* or Rheims
Ras'selas X Rhine <. X—X Rom'illy
—? Rat'cliffe ''M Rho'da Rom'ney
./f Rath'bone yl Rhode'sia
^ Rath'down ^ J Rhode' I'sland < X''“N Rom'sey
^ \ Rathdow'iiey XI ' Rhodes ^—'' ) Rom'ulus
L3. Rath'gar X^"l Rhon'dda
y Rhone X^^ Ron'aldshay
Kathinines' p Ro'nan, St.
' Kat'isbon y\ Rib'chester ■''><y y Roose'velt
Ra'venglass X° 1- / Ricar'do A ' Ro'per
X' Rich'ard y.Ro'sa
y/^ S Rich'ardson jjp Ros'alind
Raven'na
/l-n Richelieu' f Ros'amond
Ra'venscroft y/ Rich'mond - Roseau'
■"r*. /—'■>— Rich'ter X 9_ Ros'cius
Ra'venswortb Rick'etts 4^ Roscoe'

? Raw'clifle X Rick'mansworth X ^ Rosconi'mon

' Raw'don 4 y\4 Rose'bery
' Raw'lings . /K Ridd'ell
/T 0. Rosel'la
yf „, Raw'linson Ridge'mount
. 4 Roset'ta
r yy Ridge'way
f4j 0 Rosh'erville
' Raw'tenstall -'■r y. Ridge'well
XK■ Rid'ley Vo ^ < Ross
"X, Ray'mond
^ ~ Rien'zi ■4. Rosset'ti
‘ Ray'ner y> 4^ Rossi'ni
_: / ^ Riev'aulx
X] ' Reade
- . Ri'ga
X . Rosyth'
X] Read'ing rj 4} Roth'erfield
^ Reay yyyyLyi Ril'lington
Ring'wood < 1—^ X Roth'erham
X\ Rebec'ca
Xl Red'bridgc ^yyyC Ri'o Janei'ro X) Roth'erhithe
./y • Rip'ley
Red'burn 4( . \ Rothe'say
y . /4> Rip'on
Red'car </ Rit'chie ' "yv Roths'child
■ Red'fern X\
. . 4,,, Rit'son
Rivie'ra 4i4 ^ y. Roth'well
Red'gauntlet
^ 1_j Red'grave
■ Riv'ington 4 Rot'terdam

XK Red'hill
XI J ■ Riz'zio 4"^ Rouen'
X <4^' Rob'ert
Rouma'nia
Red'land
Rcd'mond ''V-X' Rounie'lia
Rob'ertson
' y'W Ked'ruth Rousseau'
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Xl ' Red Sea Rob'espierre /o Rowe'na
j Reeves
/\/J Rob'in Hood 4 y Row'land
• //. Reg'gio X Row'ley
Regi'na
Rob'inson
_n Xj- Row'ton
.'I ^ Reg'inakl 4 vX Rox'burgh
-r' XI <4^4 y. Rob Roy Y—\y Rox'bury
/^n ‘ Rei'gate
' <Vl^ Rob'son
4j Roch'dale 0 Rox'well
4 ^
Rem'iiigton r 4) Rochefort' 4i '
Roys'ton-
^ 4" Roy'ton
Re'nius ^ ^ Rochefoucauld' 4\, Rua'bon
y'^—^' ''' Renan' 4! 4\ Ru'bens
y^Y Ren'del Rochelle', La XVo. Ru'binstein
Rend'harn
■4b Roch'ester
J /|X Ru'dall
Rene' 4 Rudge
Ren'frew 4 X/' Rock Rer'ry
. 4^ Rudg'wick
XX Ren'nell X Rock'hampton 4y\ Ru'dolph
X '' Ren'nie X Rock'inghain ^ Xl Rud'yard
XX^' Ren'shaw XX Ru'fus
4 Xl Rod'erick
4 A \ Rug'by
41 ' Rodg'er
^ Ren'wick 4'' Ruge'ley
A -T U. Rod'ney V—Rum'ford
X\ Rep'ton
r / V Rog'er ■v_ ~
r 4i Rog'ers Ruin'sey
y\ J- Ret'ford
y Ro'land
X\ Reu'ben X Run'ciman
'VJ ' Reuss
4^0, Run'corn
 Runnymedp 319 Selden

Run'nymede Rus'sell Ruth'ven

Ru'pert Rus'sia xV \ Rut'land
Rush'ington Ruth Ryde
Rush'ton Ruth'erford Rye
Ruth'erglen Ky'mer
Rus'kiii Ru'thin Rys'wick
4 orXL

Saar Sand'gate Sax'mundham

Sabi'na Sand'hurst Sax'ony
San'diford Sayce
Sachev'erell Scal'iger
San Domin'go
Sack'ville
^ bacK vine Scandina'via
<iL.j San'down
« "C, Sad'dleworth Scar'borough
' Saf'fron Warden . Sand'ringham Schaffhau'sen
V Sag'inaw y Sand'wich Schil'ler
^ Saha'ra Sandys Schles'wig
Schoef'fer
or^~^'- St. John San Francis'co Schrevel'ius
Schu'bert
Sal'adin San Jose' Schus'ter
Salaman'ca San'key Schwartz
San Re'mo
Sal'amis Schwarz'burg
_^ San Sal'vador
Sal'combe
Sa'lem + San'ta Cruz Schwerin'
Saler'no ' San'ta Fe Scil'la
Sal'ford i_V Santia'go Scil'ly Isles
Salis'bury y ' Y Sant'ley Sci'o
Salee' Sapphi 'ra Scip'io
Sal'lust y. Sapph'o Sclavo'nia
Sal'ly aXi )' Saragos'sa ?ir- Scot'land
■<STi Salm'on Sa'rah Scott
Salo'me •oX ^ Saraje'vo Scran'ton
Saloni'ca nXl- Sarato'ga Scrym'geour
Sal'tairc Scul'coates
Sarawak' Scu'tari
Sait'ash
Sardanapa'lus Scyth'ia
Salt'er Sea'combe
Sardin'ia Sea'ford
^—P Salt'ford
'r " Salt' Lake Cit'y Sark Sea'forth
Salvador' Sa'rum Sea'ham
Salz'burg Saskatch'ewan Searle
Samarkand' Saul
Sama'ria Saun'ders i- Sea'ton
Samo'a Saun'derson Seat'tle
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Sauterne' Sebas'tian
<r~a Sa'mos
Samp'son Savan'nah Sebas'topol
Sam'son Savona ro'la Sedan'
Sam'uel Savoy' Sed'berg
San Anto'nio Saw'bridgeworth Sedge'field
Saw'ston Sedge'moor
San'cho Pan'za Sedg'ley
Saw'try Sedg'wick
San'croft
Sandakan' Saxe-Al'ten burg See'ley
Sego'via
San'dall
San'deman Saxe-Co'burg Seine
San'ders Go'tha Sel'bornc
San'derson Saxe-Mei'ningen Sel'by
Snnd'ford Saxc-Wei'mar Sel'den
 Selina 320 Speenhamland

^ o . Siam'
i-Seli'na Smolensk'
, Sibe'ria
'C Sel'kirk
V. , Sib'ford
g-^ Smol'lett
C' Selous'
p y Sic'ily g-^y^ ' Smyr'na
b Sel'wyn
k pSid'bury
Semir'amis
' p LSid'cot
^ or Smyth
Senaar' J- P ‘ Sid'dons
p .1^ Sid'mouth
^ Snaith
— Sen'eca Y. Snel'ling
—1 Senegal' U vP (Sid'ney ^ Snen'ton
J- Si'don
o^__—V Senegam'bia
<rrv Sie'mens 'Y —0 e Snod'grass
" Seoul'
. s_>Sien'a
Y' Snow'don
Serampore'
„ Sier'ra Leo'ne Y Snow'hill
—V-N Seringapatam' ■ojC Sig'ismund
1 Y- Soci'nus
^ [,. ' Soc'rates
Serve'tus a_D ’ Sikhs
■f Sod'bury
Ser'via _p 'P?
^ J- . ‘
Sile'sia
Silk'stone
■^ Sod'om
C Seth Ky Sofa'la
' ■
P'c - Silva'nus .
Sev'enoaks
. 1 Sil'verton
ly Sofi'a
. Sev'ern So'ham .
V Sev'ille ^ J' Silves'ter
So'ho
Sil'via
.( f ^ Sevres
,j—Sim'eon A V So'lent
oy- gy. Seychelles' Soleure'
^ Sey'mour if-^- Sim'kin
g—P Sim'la
Solihull'
J‘ Sha'drach ^ Sol'omon
]_• y Shad'well Simms
Si'mon p So'lon
Y Shaftes'bury
d-v_5 Simp'kin ■Ay ^ Sol'way Firth
/ ( Shak'spere ( pP' Soma'liland
^ ■
( Shake'speare \ Sim'plon
Simp'son Som'ers
Shanghai' gPP Som'erset
/ Shan'non , 'c— Si'nai
• A ^ Sin'clair pyP Som'ersham
y ' . Shap'wick Som'erstown
\ c y Shar'land y3> Sin'clairtowii
''A ' Sind'bad Som'erton
Jy^ V’ Sha'ron Som'erville
' J" Shaw 5^ Sind, Sindh
, . Singapore' P Sophi'a
J She'ba „ Soph'ocles
^ Sin'gleton
J Sheep'shanks
i3>ng Sing ' Sophro'nia
Sheerness' So'phy
J Si'on
Py Shef'field
) Sioux r Soth'eby
V'' Si'rach .J Soudan'
Shcf'ford South'am
, cPK/' Shel'burne
y Sis'era
P,. Sismon'di Southamp'ton
cyi~ f Shel'don
} Sis'yphus J- South'borough
, J Shel'ley
od' . Shel'ton ^ Sith'ney South'bourne
Shem Sit'tingbourne y-' South Carol'ina
^ Shen'stone
o_/*\— Ska'raborg
X South'cott
T" ^ Shep'pard
o_ Skeat
XI' *~| South Dako'ta
J Shep'pey Y aC*, Southend'
\ Shep'ton Mal'let r, /J~ 0 ■ Skel'ton
<i_ . ~yp’' Ski bbereen'
V/’ J- Sher'borne J Skid'daw aC or -C Sou'they
Sher'idan 0_ Skin'ner
V Skip'ton
f South'gate
^ _ Sher'lock ZtP]- y ^outh Mol'ton
K J- Sher'man J- a_ Skye r South port
Sher'win y\ ' Slade
P\ Slap'ton
aC ^ South'sea
Sher'wood
J- ^ Shet'land c J- Slea'ford ‘Ot Shields
lr> c/*~r Shil'lingstone y _ Sles'wick
J . Ship'ton Sli'go —. South'wark
\ Shiraz' 6' J. Sloane
J" Shir'ley Slo'per
South'well
y_P Y Shoe'buryness y . Slough
<r~^ / Small'bridge
^ r Shore'ditch d-V * ' Smal'ley t/—‘ A South'wick
’ yj Sinar'den s N South'wold
P ■/ Shore'ham )A , Sow'erby
A Shot'ley .0 Smea'ton A \ Spain
g-~^ (_. Smeth'wic
V'y„ Shrews'bury
( Smith
\ . Spal'ding
V 7 Shro p's hire • \/l Spar'ta
p' \ Shuttle'worth g—y J Smith'ers
V Speen
!>( ^^ Shy'lock ( Smith'field
Speen'hamland
Spencer 321 Syria

Spen'cer Stock'land Stud'ley

Spen'nithorne Stock'port j Stur'minster
Spen'ser Stocks'field Stutt'gart
Spi'cer Stock'ton Styr'ia
Spils'by Stock'well Styx
Spino'za Stock'with Sua'bia
Stod'dart Siia'kin
Spi'on Kop
Sto'gumber Su'cre
Spit'alfields Stoke Sudan'
Spit'head Stoke New'ing- Sud'bury
ton Sude'ley
Spitzberg'en
Stokes'ley Sue
Spoon'er Stone Sueto'nius
Spring'field Stone'bridge Su'ez
Spur'geon Stone'ham Suf'folk
Sta'cey , Sul'livan
^ Stone'haven
Staf'fa Sul'ly
Staf'ford Stone'henge Sunia'tra
Staines Stone'house Sum'ner
Stain'land ^'^^^Stony'hurst ■ Sun'derland
Stal'bridge Stor'noway Surat'
Sta'lybridge Stort'ford Sur'biton
Stamboul' Stoth'ert Surinam'
Stam'ford Stour Sur'rey
Stand'ish Stour'bridge Su'san
Stand'lake Stour'port Susan'na
Stan'field Sus'sex
Stan'ford Stour'ton Sut'clifife
' Stan'hope Stow'd! Suth'erland
Stan'ley Stow'market
Sut'ton Cold'field
Stan'ningley Strabane'
Stan'ton Stra'bo Suva
Stan'well Swafi'ham
Sta'plefield or 3 Stracban Swain'son

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/
Sta'pleford
Sta'pleton
Star'key
;I Stra'chey
Strad'brooke
Straf'ford
Swam'merdam
Swan'age
Swan'bournc
Swein'sea
Swa'ziland
Staun'ton Stral'sund Swe'den
Strang'ford Swe'denborg
Stave'ley
Steb'bing Stranraer' Swin'burne
Sted'man Stran'ton Swin'don
■' Stel'la Stras'burg Swine'fleet
Stcn'nett Strat'ford Swin'ey
Ste'phen Strathco'na Swin'ford
■ Ste'phens Strat'ton Swin'stead
Ste'phens, St, *1^ Strauss Swin'ton
Ste'phenson Streat'ham Swith'in, St.
Step'ney Stre'litz Swith'un, St.
' Sterne Stret'ford Swit'zerland
^ Ste'vens • Stret'ton Syd'enham
Ste'venson „ u Strick'land Syd'ney
Ste'venton String'er Sykes
Stew'art Strom'boli Syl'la
Stew'arton Stromness' Syl'via
Steyn Strood
Stroud Sy'monds
Stil'lington
Stil'ton Strutt Sy'mons
Stir'ling
Stock'bridge
Stock'holm
V. Stu'art
Stub'bing
Stubbs
Sy'ra
Syr'acuse
Syr'ia
 T
Taba'go YY "A Tel-el-Kebir' Thorn'bury
Tabas'co Thorne
Tab'itha Telem'achus Thor'ney
Ta'bor Tel'ford Thorn'hill
Tac'itus k' Tell Thorn'ley
Tad'caster 1:-, Tem'pe Thorn'ton
Tad'more Tem'pleton Thorpe
Taft Ten'bury Thrap'stone
Ta'gus Ten'by Thucyd'ides
Tahi'ti Teneriffe' Thur'low
Tain Ten'nent Thur'so
Tait Tennessee/ Thwaites
TalaveTa Ten'niel Ti'ber
Tal'bot
Talleyrand'
y, I Ten'nyson
Ten'terden
( Tibe'rias
< Tibe'rius
Ta'mar Ter'ence Tibet', Thibet'
Tamerlane' Terpsich'ore Tibul'lus
Tam'worth Tice'hurst
Tam'many Terr'a del Fue'go Tich'borne
Tanganyi'ka Ter'ry Tich'field
r Tangier' Tertul'lian Tick'ell
Is^^Tang'ye Tet'bury Tid'denham
Tanjore' Tewkes'bury
Tan'talus Tex'as Tid'dington

I Tap'lin
Ta'ranto
Tex'el
T hack'eray
Tha'les
Tides'well
Tien' Tsin
Ti'gris
Tar'land Thame
Tarle'ton Thames Til'bury
'1^-
Tarn Than'et Til'ley
. Tar'porley Thatch'am Tillicoul'try
V' [/^ Tar'quin
Thebes Til'lingham
Tar'rant
i;
Tar'sus
Tar'tary
Thel'wall
Themis'tocles
Til'lotson
( Timbuc'too
Tar'vin The'obald ( T irnbuk'tu
Tasma'nia Theoc'ritus Timo'leon
Tas'so T heodo'ra Ti'mon
Tate The'odore Tim'othy
Tat'tenhall Theod'oret Tims'bury
Theodo'sia Tin'dal
Tat'tersall
Theodo'sius Tintag'el
Tauch'nitz Tippera'ry
Theoph'ilus
Tippoo Sah'ib
Taun'ton There'sa Tip'ton
Thermop'ylae Tita'nia
Tav'erner Thes'saly Ti'tian
Tav'istock Thct'ford Ti'tus
Ta'vy Thibet', Tibet' Tiv'eiton
|- Tay Thiers' Tiv'oli
1’-'^ Tay'ler Thirsk Toba'go
Tay'lor Thom'as Tobi'as
Ted Thom'asine To'bit
Tees T homp'son I Tobolsk'
Teheran' Thom'son 1 To'by
Thor Todd
Tcign'mouth
Thorn'aby
Tod'morden

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 Togo 323 Ushaut

To'go I” Tox'teth Tuck'er

Tokay' J Toyn'bec 1 ud'denham
To'kio Tra'ccy
Tole'clo o(^ Trafal'gar Tu'dor
Tollc'mache Tra'jan Tuil'leries
'lorstoi Tralee' ^ Tnllamore'
Tom Tran'mere Tul'loch
Tom'kins
lom'linson
Transvaal'

Transylva'uia
:r r Tul'ly
Tun'bridge Wells
Tu'nis
Tomp'kins Tun'stall
Toii'bridge Trapp Tup'per
Ton'ga

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Travancore' Tu'rin
Tongata'bu Trcb'izond Turkestan'
Ton quin' Tur'key
Tred'egar
T\)'ny Trelaw'ny bV Turn'bull
Li Tooke Trcn'chard* Tur'ner
Toot'ing Irent Tur'pin
Top'lady Trent'ham Tur'vey
Tops'ham Tren'ton Tur'ville
Top'sy Trevel'yan Tus'cany
Treves Tussaud'
Torbay' Trev'ithick Tux'ford
Tor'nea
ToroiTto I Trichinop'oly
Tre'vor )A , Tweed
Twecd'mouth
Torquay' ly]' Twer'ton
Tor'rington t Tries!', Trieste'
Tring Twick'enhara
Torto'la
Tortu'ga
Tort'worth
Trinidad'
Trip'oli
Tristan'
da Cun'ha
1/^
vy.
y i^- Twi'ning
Twy'ford
Ty'burn
Tyldes'ley
Tot'nes Tris'tram Ty'ler
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altogether denomination-al
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amalgamate description
expensive
amalgamation destruction
extinguish-ed
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appointment destructively

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arbitrate discharge-d falsification
arbitration distinguish-ed familiar-ity
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electrical
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manuscript perform-ed
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insurance
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