Clam my, a. viscous Cla mour, s. outcry
Gen taur, s. a poetical being, a uni- Ciai mant, s. who demands on of man and horse Cen tral, s. the middle point Cere cloth, s. cloth smeared over with glutinous matter
Cer tain, a. not doubtful Ces sion, s. a retreat Cess ment, s. a tax Chaf fy, a. like chaff
Chain pump, s a pump used in large ships
Chair man, s. a president of an assembly
Cha lice, s. a communion cup Cham ber, s. a room Changer, s. one who changes money Chan nel, s. a narrow sea Cha os, s. a confused heap Chap el, s. a place of worship Chap man, s. a buyer Chap ter, s. a division of a book. Char coal, s. coal made of wood Charm er, s. one who charms Char ming, a. pleasing Char ter, s. a grant Chas ten, v a. to correct Chat tles, s. goods
Chat ter, v a. to talk idly
Cheap en, v a. to lessen the value Cheap ly, ad. at a low price Cheap ness, s. lowness of price Cheer ful, a. pleasant Cher ish, v a. to support Cher ry, s. a fruit
Child birth, s. travail Child ish, a. like a child Chil ly, a. somewhat cold Chin cough, s. a violent cough Chin ky, a. gaping
Chis el, s. a sharp instrument Chit chat, s. idle talk
Cho ler, s. anger Choos er, s. an elector Chris ten, v a. to baptize Chur lish, a. rude
Chy mist, s. a professor of chymistry
Ci der, s. the juice of apples Cinc ture, s. an enclosure Ci pher, v n.to practice arithmetick Cis tern, s. a vessel Cj vit, s. a perfume
Clan gor, s. a shrill sound
Cla rion, s. a kind of trumpet
Clas sick, a. relating to ancient aus thors
Clean ly, ad. neatly Clear, ness, s. brightness Cle ment, a. merciful Cli mate, s. a space of the eartir Clothing, s. garments Clou dy, a, gloomy Clo ver, s. a kind of grass Clown isi, a. rustick like Clum sy, a. awkward Clus ter, s. a bunch Clys ter, s. an injection Cobbler, s. a mender of shoes Cob web, s. a spider's web Cock boat, s. a small boat
Cock loft, s the uppermost room Coc kle, s. a shell fish
Coc tion, s. the act of boiling Cod ling, s. an apple
Cof fer, s. a money chest Co gent, a. forcible
Co lick, a disorder in the bowels Col lege, s. a place of learning Co lon, s. a point thus (:) Co lumn, s. a pillar Com bat, s. a fight Come ly, a. graceful
Co met, s. a blazing star
Com fit, s. sweet meat
Com fort, s. consolation
Co mick, a. relating to comedy
Com ma, s. a point thus (,) Com merce, s. trade Com pass, s. an enclosure Com plex, a. of many parts Con cave, a. hollow
Cu bit, s. a measure of eighteen in
Cul prit, s. one accused Cul ture, s. cultivation Cum ber, v a. to obstruct Cun ning, s. artifice Cup board, s. a case for cups Cu rate, s. an inferior priest Cur ry, v a. to dress leather Cur tain, s. a hanging cloth Cus tard, s. a sweet meat
Dol lar, s. a coin
Do lour, s. grief
Cym bal, s. an instrument of musick Dol phin, s. a fish
Dab ble, v 2. to smear
Dac tyle, s. a poetical foot Dag ger, s. a short sword
Daily, ad. every day
Dain ty, a. pleasing to the palate Dai sy, s. a spring flower Dal ly, v n. to trifie Dam age, s. mischief Dam sel, s. a young lady Dan die, v a. to fondle
Dan druff, s. scurf in the head Dan ger, s. hazard
Dan gle, v n. to hang loosely Dap ple, a. various coloured Dar ken, v n. to grow dark Dark ness, s. absence of light Dar ling, s. a favourite
Dau ber, s. a coarse painter Daunt less, a. fearless
Day break, s. the dawn
Do quet, s. a warrant Dor mant, a. sleeping
Do tages. weakness of mind Dou ble, a. twofold Doub let, s. a garment Doubt ful, a. not confident Dow er, s. a jointure Down cast, a. dejected Dow ny, a. soft
Do zen, s. twelve
Dra per, s. who sells cloth
Draw bridge, s a bridge to be raiš ed
Drea ry, a. dismal
Dreg gy, a, full of dregs Drop sy, s. water in the body Dros sy, a. feculent
Dro ver, s. who drives cattle Drug get, s. a woollen stuff
Dry ness, s. want of moisture. Drow sy, a. sleepy
Dazzle, y a. to overpower with light Du cat, s. a coin
Dead ly, a. mortal
Dead ness, s frigidity
Deafness, s. want of hearing Deal er, s. a trader
Dear ly, ad. with great fondness De cent, a becoming Deep en, v a. to make deep De ism, s. the belief of a deist De luge, s. a general inundation De mon, s. an evil spirit Der vis, s. a turkish priest Des time, v a. to doom Dier, s. who dyes cloth~ Diet, s. food,
Digit, s. the three fourths of an inch Diph thong, s. the union of two vow-
Duc tile, a. flexible
Du el, s. a fight between two Dul ness, s. dimness
Dumb ness, s. incapacity to speak Dun geon, s. a prison Dun ner, s. a sclicitor Du rance, s. imprisonment Dus ty, a. full of dust Du ty, s. obligation E
Ea ger, a. ardent Ea gle, s. a bird Ear ly, ad. betimes Ear nest, s. a pledge Earth en, a. made of earth Earth quake, s. a shaking of the-
Ec logue, s. a pastoral poem Ed dy. s. water running contrary to
the stream Edging, s. narrow ace É dict, s. a decree Ef flux, s. a flowing out Ef fort, s. a struggle E gress, s. a departure Ei ther, s. one or the other El bow, s. a joint of the arm El der, a. older
Else where, ad. in any other place Fer ment, s. which causes fermenta
Em bers, s. cinders Em biem, s. a picture Em met, s. a pismire Em pire, s. com mand En gine, s. machine En sign, s. a flag En ter, v n, to go in En trance, s. an avenue En voy, s. a minister En vy, s. ill will E pic, a. heroic E qual, a. adequate E ra, s. a date of time Es cort, s. a convoy Es sence, s. substance E ven, a. smooth, ad. verily Ev er, ad. at any time Ex it, s. a departure
Fa ble, s. a fiction Fa brick, s. a building Fac tor, s. an agent Fa got, s. bundle of sticks Faint ness, s. languor Fair ly, ad. justly- Fair ness, s. beauty Fai ry, s. an enchantress Fal con, s. a hawk
False ly, ad perfidiously
Fal ter, y n. to fail
Fa mine, s. dearth
Fer ret, s. a small quadruped
Fer ry, s. where the ferry boat
Fer tile, a. fruitful
Fer vour, s. zeal
Fes ter, v a. & n. to corrupt,
Fes tive, a. joyous
Fet ter, v a. to bind Fe ver, s. a disease Fic kle, a. inconstant Field piece, s. a cannon Fierce ness, s. ferocity Figure, 6. shape Fil bert, s. a nut Fil let, s. a band
Fil ly, s. a young mare Fil ter, v a. to strain. Fil thy, a. dirty Final, a. ultimate. Fine ness, s. elegance
Fin ger, s. part of the hand- Finite, a. limited
Fire lock, s. a gun
Fir ing, s. fuel
Fimm ness, s. stability Fitness, s. that is meet
Flab by, a soft
Flag gy, a. limber,
Flag on, s. vessel to drink out p
Fla grant, a. ardent
Fa mish, v a. & n. to die of hunger Fla ky, a. hanging loosely
Fa mous, a. renowned
Fan cy, s. caprice
Far cy, s. a leprosy
Far ther, ad. more remote
Far thing, s. the fourth of a penny Fash ion, s. form, manner Fash ion, v a, to form Fas ten, ya. to make fast Fa tal, a. deadly Faulty, a, defective Fa vour, s. kindness Fawn er, s. a flattergr Fear ful, a. timoreas Fea ther, plume
Fea ture, s. cast of face Fee ble, a. weak
Feed er, s. one who feeds Feel ing, s. sensibility Fel low, s. an associate Fen ny, a. marshy
Flash y, a. showy
Flat ly, ad. dully
Flat ter, v a. to soothe Flat tish, a. somewhat flat Fla vour, s. taste
Fleet ness, s. swiftness Flesh y, a. plump Flim sy, a. weak Flin ty, a. made of flint Flip pant, a, nimble
Flo rid, a. flushed with red
Flo rist, s. one skilled in flowers
Flou rish. v n. to be in vigour Flut ter, s. hurry Flux ion, s. a flowing Foam y, a. frothy
Fod der, s. food for cattle Fog gy, a. cloudy Foi ble, s. a fault
Follow, v n. to come after
Fol ly, s. depravity For dle, v a. to caress Fond ly, ad. foolishly Fore land, sa head land For est, s. a Woodland For mal, a. regular For tress, s. a strong hold For ward, a. ready Foul ness, s. filthiness Foun der, s. a builder Foun dry, s. a casting house Foun tain, s. a spring Frag ment, s. a broken piece Fragrance, s. sweetness of smell Fra grant, a odorous
Fran chise, v a. to make free Frank ly. ad. freely Frank ness, s. openness Fran tic, a. mad
Fraud ful, a. deceitful Frec kle, s. a spot Free dom, s. liberty Free hold, s. freeland Free ly, a. frankly Fren zy, s. madness Fret ful, a. peevish Friction, s. a rubbing Frigate, s & ship of war Fright en, v a. to terrify Frigid, a cold Fris ky, a. gay
Frit ter, s. a small piece Friz zle, s. a curl
Fro lick, s. a wild prank
Front less. a. without shame
Fro ward, a perverse Fru gal, a. thrifty Frus trate, v a. to defeat
Fud dle, v n. to drink to excess Ful gent, a. shining Fri some, a. nauseous Func tion, s. office
Für lough, s. leave of absence Furnace, s. an enclosed fire placo Fur nish, v a. to supply Fur row, s. a trench
Fury, s. madness
Fu sion, s. a melting
Fus ty, a. mouldy
Fu ture, s. that is to come
(ing Gab ble, v n. to prate without mean Gag gle, n. to make a uoise as a goose
Gain ful, a. profitable
Gam bler, s. a knave, a cheat Gam bol, s. a. frolic
Game some, a. frolicsome Gam mon, s. the buttock of a hog Ga mut, s. a scale of music Gan der, s. the nale of goose Gan grene, s. a mortification Gang way, s. a part of a ship Gant let, s. a punishment Ger uish, v a. to decorate, Gar ret, s. the uppermost room Ga ther, v a. to collect Geld ing, s. a castrated horse Gen der, s. a sex
Gen tile, s. a heathen
Geu tle, a. mild
Gent ly, ad. mildly
Ger man, s. a first cousin Ges ture, s. action Ghast ly, a. horrible Ghost ly, a. spiritual Gib bet, s. a gallows Gid dy, a. heedless Gin ger, s. an indian plant Gin gle, s. a shrill sound Glad ly, ad. cheerfully Glan ders, s. a disease of horsea Glar ing, a, shining
Glaz ier, s. a worker in glass Gla mer, ▾ n. to shine Glitter, s. lustre, show Glo ry, s. honor
Glov er, s. a glove maker Gob let, s. a boul, a cup Gob lm, s. a spirit
God dess, s. a female divinit God like, a. divine
Gold finch, s. a singing bird Good ly, a. graceful Gorgeous, a. fine, gay Gos ling, s. a young goose
Gos pel, s. the book of the christian
Grab ble, v a. & n. to grope
Grand child, s. the child of a son or daughter
Grant or, s. one who grants Grap ple, v n. to contend in close fight
Grate ful, a. acceptable Gra tis, ad. for nothing. Gray el, s. coarse sand
Gra vy, s. the juice of flesh Great ness, s. power Gree dy, a. eager -Greet ing, s. salutation Griad er, s one who grinds Gris iy, a. dreadful
Grit tỷ, 4. full of hard particles Griz zle, s. a gray colour Grov el, v n. to creep along Ground work, s. the first pinciple Gui dance, s. direction
Ha bit, s. custom, manner Hack nev, s. a hired horse Had dock, s. a sea fish Hag gard, a. wild, ugly Hagg ish, a. like a hig
Hair cloth, s stuff made of hair Hair y, a. covered with hair Hai berd, s. a battle axe Hallow, v a. to consecrate Hal ter s. a rope
Him let, s. a small village Han mer, s. for dri ing nails Ham mock, s. a swinging bed Ham per, sa basket, va, to perplex Hand maid, s. a maid servant Hand sel, v a to use any thing for the first time
Hand some, a. beautiful Hap less, a. unhappy Hap pen, v n. to fall out Hap py, a. lucky
Hard ly, ad. with difficulty Hard ship, s. oppression Hardy, a. bold
Hare lip, s. a fissure in the lip Har lot. s a strumpet
Har ness, s. the traces of draft horses Har per, s. a player on the harp Har row. s. a farming utensil Harsh ly, ad. sourly
Har vest, s. reaping time
Haw thorn, s. the thorn that bear
Haz ard, s. chance v. a. to venture Head long, a. vash
Head strong, a. ungovernable Health ful, a. free from sickness Hear ing, s. audience Heark en, vn. to attend Heart y, a. sincere Hea then, s. a pagan Hea vy, a, weighty
Hedge born, a. meanly born Hedge hog, s. an animal Hedge row, s. an enclosure Heed ful, a. careful Hei fer, s. a young cow Heigh ten, v a. to raise Hei nous, a. atrocious
Heir ess, s. she who inherits
Help ful, a. useful
Hem lock, s. an herb
Hence forth, ad. from this time for
He rald, s. an officer He ron, s. a bird Her ring, s. a fish * High ness, s. elevation Hilly, a. full of hills Hinger, v a. to obstruct Hip shot, a. dislocated in the hip Hire ling, s. a mercenary
Hi ther, ad. to this place Hoar hound, s. a plant Hoary, a gray with age
Hob ble, v a. & n. to walk lamely
Hogs head, s. a measure
Hol low, s. a cavity
Holly, s. a tree
Hols ter, s. a case for a pistol Hom age, s. service
Hor net, s. a large fly
Hos tage, s. one given as security
for performance
Hos tile, a. adverse
s the heart liver & lights Host ler, s. one who takes care of
Hast en, va. to urge on
Has ty, a. quick
Hatch et, s. a kind of ax
Hate ful, a. odious
Ha tred, s. ill will
Ha ven, s. a port
Haugh ty, a. proud
Har ocks. destruction, waste
Hov el, s. a shed
Ho ver, v n. to flutter about
Hour ly, ad. every hour
Hu man, a. having the quality of a
Hu mane, a. kind
Hum ble, a. not proud
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