Bough, s. a branch F Fane, s. a temple Buoy, s. floating wood tyed with Feign, v n. to dissemble Boy, s. a young lad a weight (with Bow, s. an instrument to shoot Bread, s. for food Bred, part. brought up Buy, v a. to purchase Faint, a. weary Feint, s. a false march Fare, s. price of passage File, s. an instrument to rub Foil, v a. to overcome By, ad. near, prep. marking the Fir, s. a kind of wood agent Brews, v a. he breweth But, a particle of speech Call, v a. to name Sight, s. the faculty of seeing Claws, s. the talons of a bird Dane, s. a man of Denmark Dew, s. the moisture of night E Er, s. a mans name Err, v n. to mistake Fur, s. soft hair of beasts Flee, v. n. to run away Flue, s. soft down or fur Flower, s. the blossom of planty Forth, ad. abroad Fourth, a. the ordinal of four Grown, part. increased H Hail, v n. to salute, s. frozen drops of rain Hale, v a. to draw along Hart, s. a beast Heart, s. the seat of life Hare, s. a beast of chase Hair, s. the tegument of the head) Hie, interject. to hasten Hugh, s. a man's name Hymn, s. a song of praise Higher, adv. more high Whore, s. a harlot Hole, s. a hollow place 1, pronoun. myself Inn, s. a house of entertainment Know v a. to understand nove, v a. he knoweth Nose, s. a part of the face L Lade, v a. to empty water &c. Lal, fat. placed Leak, v n. to let out or in water Leek, s. an herb Lecs, s. dregs of wine Lease s. a tenure Liar, s, one who tells lies. Lyre, &, a musical instrument NI Made, part. finished Mane, s. part of a horse's neck Mall, s. a hammer. Mawl, v a. to beat Mean, a. of low value Meet, v n. to come together Mete, y a. to measure Moan, v ni to lament Mown, part. cut down New, a. not old. Kae v, part, did know Naught, a. corrupt ught. s. nothing Not, a part, of negation a. to complicate in knots Oar, s. to row with Owe, v a. to be indebted P Pale, a. not fresh coloured Pall, s. a funeral cloth Paul, s. a man's name Pain, s. torment Pane, s. a square of glass. Pear, s. a fruit Pare, v a. to cut offˆ Plain, v a. to make level · Q Sail, s. belonging to a ship Scene, s. belonging to a stage Sent, v a. ordered away Cite, v a. to summon Sight, s. open view Sloe, s. a fruit Slow, a. not speedy Sow, v a. to scatter seed Sew, v a. to join with a needle Sun, s. the source of light Soar, v n. to mount upwards Stear, s. a young bullock Stile, s. a set of steps Style, s. manner of writing Strait, s. a narrow pass T. Tacks, s. small nails Would, the preterite of will TABLE VI. Words of two syllables accented upon the first Abbey, s. a monastery Ab ject, a. contemptible Absence, s. the state of not being Ad der, s. a serpent present Ab sent, a. not present Ac cent, s. the marke to regulate the pronunciation of syilables A cid, a. sour, sharp A corn, s. the oak A cre, s. a quantity of land Adjunct, s. something united Ad verb, s. a part of speech Al um, s. a kind of mineral Am ble, v n. 4o pace Am ple, a. large Am ply, ad. largely An chor, s. an iron to fasten a ship Bar ren, a unfruitful An gel, s. a spirit An ger, s. rage Bar ter, y a, & n. to trafick Bashful, a modest An gle, s. a corner where two lines Ba sin, s. a vessel. meet An gry, a. displeased An them, s. a holy song An tick, a. odd Apple, s. a fruit A tom, s. a small particle Axle, s. a le passing through a Bab ble, n. to talk idly Back wards, ad. toward the back- Bal lad, s. a song Bas tard, s. a purious child Bat ter, s. a mixture of ingredients. Baw dy, a. obscene Bea gle, s. a hound Beard ed, a. having beard Bea ver, s. the name of a beast Berl stead, s. the frame of a bed Bech mast, s. the fruit of the beech tree Bee tle, s. an insect Bel lows, s. used to blow the fire- Bil low, s. a rolling wave Birth right, s. the right by birth Bi shop, s. one of superior order the church Blad der, s. a pustule Bal last, s. weight in the botton of a Ble mish, s disgrace Bless ing, s. divine favour Blind fold, v a. to blind the eyes Blind ness, s. want of sight Blith some, a. cheerful Block head, s. a stupid fellow Blub ber, s. the oily part of a whale Bond age, s. captivity. Bux om, a. wanton Buy er, s. one who buys Buz zard, s. a block head C. Bon fire, s. a fire made for triumph Cab bage, s. vegetable Bon net, s. a kind of cap Boo by, s. a stupid fellow Boo ty, s. plunder Bor der, s. the edge of any thing Bo som, s. the breast Bow els, s. the intestines Ca bin, s. a small room Ca dence, s the fall of the voices Cal dron, s. a kettle Brace let, s. an ornament for the Call ing, s. vocation arms Brackish, a. saltish Bran dish, v a. to wield a sword. Breast plate, s. armour for the breast Breast work, s. works thrown up by the defendants, Breath ing, s. aspiration Brew er, s. one who makes beer Bride groom, s. a man newly married Brim stone, s. sulphur Bris ket, s. the breast of an animal Brist ly a. beset with bristles Bro ker, s. a factor Brow beat, v a. to depress with stern looks, Bru mal, a. belonging to the winter Bru tal, a. savage Bub ble, s. a small watery bladder Buck ler, s. a shield Buck ram, s. stiff cloth Bug bear, s. a frightful object Build er, s he who builds Bul kv, a. of great size bright Cal lous, a. hard Cam brick, s. fine linen Can dour, s. purity of mind Carp ing, a. captious, { s. a case for pow der Cary ing, s. sculpture Catch poll, s. a sergent Cav ern, s. a hollow under ground Bur nish, v a. to polish & n. to grow Ca vil, v n. to raise objections Bush el s. a measure Bush y, a. full of bushes Bus kin, s. a kind of half boot Bus tle, s. a tumult But ler, s. a servant Cause way, s. a raised way Caus tick, s. a burning application Cau tion, s. prudence Cease less, a. perpetual Ceiling, s. the inner roof Cel lar, s. a room under ground But ter, s. the unctious part of milk Ce ment, s. union Buttress, s. a prop Cen ser, s, fer incense |