LOWLINESS-freedom from pride, humility,

humbleness, self-abasement, modesty, unworthiness, penitence, submission, submissivenesss. See Humble. LOWNESS of spirits-dejection, depression, despondency, melancholy, hypochondria, low-spiritedness; in rank or state, humiliation, degradation, debasement, abasement, reduction. See Despair, Disgrace. LUCK-See Chance.

LUCKY-fortunate, successful, prosperous, favorable. See Fortunate. LURE-See Tempt, Induce, Entangle. LUST-longing desire, desire, passion, concupiscence, lusting, carnal appetite, unlawful desire, lasciviousness, salaciousness, salacity, lecherousness, lechery, lubricity, incontinence, incontinency, unchastity, evil propensity, depraved affections and desires. See Desire, Loose.

LUSTY-fat, corpulent, stout, robust, vigorous, healthful, able of body; bulky, large. See Fatness, Strong. LUXURY-free or extravagant indulgence in the pleasures of the table, voluptuousness, sensuality; epicurism, sensual enjoyments; dainty, delicious food or drink; any thing delightful to the senses. See Glut, Drunk, Pleasure, Feast.

MACHINE-See Instrument.
MAD-See Foolish.

MADNESS-disorder of the intellect or reason, distraction, derangement, insanity, insaneness, lunacy, delirium, mania, phrenzy or frenzy, franticness, mental aberration; extreme folly, headstrong passion and rashness; wildness of passion, rage, fury. See Folly, Possession, Rage.

MAIM-deprive of the use of a limb, lame, cripple, mangle, mutilate, injure, hurt. See Mangle, Cut off, Injure, Hurt. MAINTAIN-assert, vindicate. See Keep, Support.

MAJESTIC-august, stately, dignified, magnificent, grand, splendid, pompous, elevated, lofty; princely, royal, regal, kingly, noble; magisterial. See Grand, High, Great.

MAKE-constrain, compel; form, fashion,

mold, contrive, cause to exist, produce, create, compose, constitute, construct,

establish; do, perform, execute, cffect, cause; raise, gain, collect; over, transfer, convey, assign, alienate; out, learn, discover, obtain, prove, evince, find or supply. See Force, Form, Contrive, Do. MALICE-extreme enmity, rancor, malevolence, malignity, malignancy, grudge, spite, pique, ill-will. See Enmity, Hatred, Envy, Spite. MALICIOUS-harboring ill-will or enmity, malevolent, malignant, malign, evilminded, evil, wicked, fiendish, fiend-like, diabolical, infernal, hellish, stygian, devilish, spiteful. See Hateful, Invidious, Wicked. MANGLE-lacerate, tear, rend, mutilate, maim. See Maim, Worry. MANNER-See Appearance, System, Way. MANNERS-morals, habits; behavior. See Custom, Behavior, Civility. MANY-manifold, multiform, several, divers, sundry, various, numerous. MARGIN-See Brink, Edge. MARK-line, incision, impression, print, stamp; note, sign, symptom, indication, token; trace, vestige, footstep, footprint, track; of disgrace, brand, stigma, badge. See Character, Emblem. MARK—draw a visible line, stamp, impress, print, imprint; note, notice, observe, remark; heed, attend, regard. See Impress, Hear, Denote. MARKET-See Trade.

MARRIAGE-matrimony, wedlock; nuptials, wedding; relating to, connubial, conjugal, matrimonial, nuptial, hymeneal, hymenean. See Espoused, Relationship.

MARTIAL-warlike, military, soldier-like, brave, given to war; suited to battle. MASK-See Cloak. MASS-See Medley. MASTER-possessor, proprietor, owner; ruler, director, governor, head, chief, principal, superior, controller, lord; teacher, tutor, instructor, preceptor, professor. See Chief, Scholar. MAXIM-See Aphorism. MAZE-See Intricacy. MEAN-wanting dignity, low, vulgar, low minded, base, spiritless, contemptible, despicable; of little value, humble, poor; sordid, miserly, penurious, niggardly. See Low, Gross, Contemptible, Poor, Saving, Sneaking, Miserly, Sorry. MEAN-have in mind or view, intend,

purpose, design, contemplate; signify, indicate, express, imply, import, denote. See Design, Denote, Betoken. MEANING signification, significance, im

some, jocund, sportive, festive, convivial, social, sociable. See Convivial, Lively, Glad, Gay, Jocular, Cheerful

ness.

errand, mission, commission, embassy, dispatch, communication, mandate, order. See Order, Command. MILD-See Kind, Merciful. MILDNESS-softness, gentleness, suavity, placidity, blandness, tenderness, mercy, clemency; moderateness. See Mercy, Kindness, Peace, Medium.

ative, workman, journeyman. MEDITATE-See Think.

MEDIUM-middle, mean; mediocrity, moderateness, moderation, temperateness, temperance. See Way, Means, Mildness. MEDLEY-mingled and confused mass, mixture, confusion, mass, hotchpotch, heterogeneousness, diversity, variety, miscellany.

MEET-fit, prepared, suitable, proper, qualified, convenient, adapted. See Fit. MEET-come together, come face to face, confront, encounter, come in contact, join; come to, find, light on, receive; assemble, congregate, collect, concentrate, group, muster, embody. See Call together, Collection, Crowd, Find. MELANCHOLY-See Sad, Doleful. MEMOIR-personal history, life, personal narrative or chronicle, history, narrative, narration, chronicle, written account, register of facts, recital. See Chronicle, Story, History. MERCENARY-that may be hired or sold, venal, hireling, hired, purchased, sold; greedy of gain, mean, selfish. See Mean. MERCHANDISE-See Goods, Trade, Buy. MERCIFUL-having or exercising mercy, clement, compassionate, humane, tender, lenient, benign, benignant, indulgent, not cruel, pitiful. See Mildness, Kind.

MERCY-See Grace.

MERCY-grace; benevolence, tenderness, mildness, pity or compassion, or clemency exercised toward offenders; clemency, lenity, leniency, humanity, benignity, compassion, pity. See Kindness, Pity, Mildness.

MERRY-gay and noisy, jovial, exhilarated, cheerful, mirthful, joyful, sprightly, joyous, lively, gay, vivacious, blithe, blithe

andrew, jester, mountebank, fool. See Fool, Blockhead, Coxcomb, Imitate. MIND-See Intellectual, Thoughtful. MINGLE-See Mix.

MINISTER-chief servant, agent, officer, official, magistrate, delegate, embassador, envoy, pastor. See Clergyman, Servant, Assist.

MIRTH-social merriment, hilarity, noisy gayety, jollity, jolliness, jocoseness, jocularity, jocundity, jocundness, festivity, joviality, conviviality, sociality, sociability; joy, gladness, cheerfulness. See Cheerfulness, Joy, Pleasure, Jest, Sport.

MISCARRIAGE-failure, mishap; ill conduct, evil or improper behavior, misbehavior; abortion, untimely birth. See Misdeed, Behavior.

MISDEED-evil deed, wicked action, fault, transgression, trespass, offense, misbehavior, crime. See Miscarriage, Fault, Iniquity.

MISER-extremely covetous person, sordid wretch, avaricious fellow, very parsimonious creature, curmudgeon, niggard, churl. See Money. MISERLY-very covetous, avaricious, sordid, niggardly, narrow, parsimonious, mean, churlish, curmudgeonly. See Mean, Narrow. MISFORTUNE-ill-fortune, ill-luck, adversity, calamity, disaster, affliction, distress, mischance, evil or cross accident, mishap, misadventure. See Trouble, Fortune.

MISTAKE-error, misconception, misunderstanding; slip, hallucination, fault; accident. See Fault, Oversight, Deceive. MISUSE-ill-use, use ill or improperly, use to a bad purpose, wrong, injure; abuse, treat ill. See Abuse, Injure.

MIX-See Medley.
MOB-See Crowd.
MOCK-See Laugh at.

MODEST-restrained by a sense of propri ety, not forward or bold, not presumptuous or arrogant, not boastful, bashful, diffident, reserved; not loose, not lewd, chaste, pure, vestal, virtuous; moderate, not excessive or extreme, not extravagant. See Pure, Chasteness, Shameless, Loose.

MOIST-See Soak.

MOMENT Second, instant; importance,
etc. See Importance, Transitory.
MONEY-coin, stamped metal, gold, silver,
copper, cash; specie, bank notes or
bills, finance, exchequer.
MORALS-See Manners.
MORTAL-subject to death, destined to
die; deadly, fatal, causing death, bring-
ing death; human, terrestrial, earthly,
mundane; perishable, fleeting, evanes-
cent. See Deadly, Transitory.
MOUNT-See Go.

MOURN-See Grieve.
MOUTH-See Speech.

MOVE-See Go, Stir.
MOVE-impel, carry, convey, draw; excite,

affect, touch pathetically, agitate, rouse, incite, instigate, prompt, stir, actuate, urge, persuade, induce, prevail on. See Induce, Animate, Stir, Shake, Awaken, Go.

MOVE round-revolve, circumvolve, turn, circumgyrate, circulate: wheel, whirl, twirl, twist, reel. See Twist, Surround. MUCH, too-excess, exuberance. See Excess, Luxuriance. MURDER-See Kill.

MUTUAL-See Return like for like.

NAKED-not covered, bare, nude, uncovered, unclothed, undressed; unarmed, defenseless, open, exposed; plain, evident, undisguised. See Bare, Open. NAME-appellation, appellative, title, denomination, designation; reputation, repute, character, credit, estimation; renown, fame, honor, celebrity, eminence, praise, distinction; remembrance, memory: authority, behalf, part; appearance only, sound only, not reality. See Fame, Praise. NAME-call, give name to, denominate, entitle, characterize, style, term, designate, nominate. See Call.

NARROW-of little breadth, not wide or broad, strait, confined, limited, contracted, covetous, not liberal or bountiful; close, near, accurate, scrutinizing. See Miserly, Limited. NATURAL-implanted by nature, inborn, innate, ingenerate, inbred; inherent; native, indigenous. See Born, NAUSEA-sea-sickness, sickness, qualm, loathing, disgust, squeamishness. See Disgust, Sick.

NEAR-See Neighborhood, Narrow. NECESSARY-that must be, that can not be otherwise, essential, indispensable, re quisite, needful, fit; expedient, desirable; wanted, required; unavoidable. See Fit, Constituent. NECESSITY-what must be; irresistible power, compulsive force; want, need, occasion, requirement, indispensableness; extreme indigence, pinching poverty, pressing need, distress, exigency, emergency; unavoidableness, inevitableness. See Destiny, Poorness, Want, Occasion, Trouble, Obligation. NEED-See Necessity. NEEDLE-See Sharp. NEGLECT-omission, forbearance to do, inadvertence, oversight; negligence, inattention, carelessness, disregard, remissness, indifference, recklessness, apathy, unconcern. See Oversight, Apathy.

NEGLECT--omit; forbear to do or use; slight, contemn, disregard, not to notice. See Despise, Shun.

NEIGHBORHOOD-a place near, vicinity, vicinage, proximity, adjacency. See Near, Nigh.

NERVE-See Strong.
NET-See Snare.

NEWS-tidings, recent account, fresh in formation, intelligence.

NICE-soft, delicate, tender, dainty, fine, sweet, delicious; accurate, exact, precise, methodical, correct, particular, scrupulous, distinguishing. See Dainty, Correct, Squeamish, Luxury. NIGH-See Neighborhood. NIGHT-See Darkness. NOBLE-See Generous, Great. NOBILITY-noblesse, noblemen, nobles, aristocracy, oligarchy, barons, patricians, lords, peers, grandees, optimacy; dignity, grandeur. See Grand, Greatness, Government.

NOISE-See Sound, Jingle.

NOMENCLATURE-list

of

NOISE sound, murmur, creak; cry, outcry,
clamor, vociferation. See Cry, Loud.
or catalogue
words, vocabulary, schedule, etc. See
Dictionary, Catalogue.
NOTED-set down in writing; observed,
noticed, notorious; remarkable, con-
spicuous, eminent, famous, celebrated,
distinguished, renowned, illustrious, ex-
traordinary. See Famous.
NOTICE observe, see, regard, attend,

heed, mind, remark, mention, mark,
note. See Mark, Perceive, Hear.
NOURISH-nurture, cherish, foster, sup-
port, maintain, encourage; educate,
instruct. See Support, Foster.
NOVICE-See Ignorant.
NUMB-benumbed, deprived of sensation,
torpid, chill, motionless, stupefied.
NUMBER-See Count.

OBJECT-oppose, except to, gainsay, deny,
controvert, dissent. See Oppose, Gain-
say, Cavil, Aim, Refuse.

OBLIGATION-duty; compulsion, force, co-
ercion, necessity. See Debt, Necessity,
Force.

OBLIGE-obligate, engage, constrain, com-
pel, bind, do a favor to, favor, serve,
assist, please, gratify. See Force,
Please, Assist.
OBLIGING-binding,

constraining, com-
pelling; kind, complaisant, courteous,
civil, affable. See Kind, Amiable, Offi-
cious.

OBLIQUE-See Crooked.

OBSTACLE-what opposes, what stands in
the way, obstruction, hinderance, let,
impediment. See Difficulty, Hinder-

ance, Let.
OBSTINACY-fixedness in opinion or reso-
lution, stubbornness, pertinacity, per-
sistence, persistency, inflexibility, con-
tumacy, perverseness, refractoriness, in-
tractableness, obdurateness, obduracy.
OBSTINATE-fixed in opinion or resolution,
stubborn, inflexible, refractory, contu-
macious, pertinacious, perverse, obdu-
rate, unyielding, resolute, opiniated,
headstrong, heady. See Crooked, Un-
willing, Averse.

OCCASION-falling, happening or coming
to, occurrence, casualty, incident; op-
portunity, convenience, favorable time,
season or circumstances; incidental
need, casual exigency, necessity, need.
See Cause, Necessity, Chance.
OCCUPY-take possession; keep in posses.
sion, possess, hold or keep for use; take
up, cover or fill; employ, use; maintain;
invest. See Keep, Maintain, Possession.
ODD-not even or equal; singular, extra-
ordinary, strange, eccentric, irregular,
anomalous, particular, uncommon; fan-
tastic, fantastical, whimsical, comic,
comical, droll, queer, ludicrous, funny,
laughable, burlesque. See Amusing,
Fanciful, Laughable, Eccentric.
ODE-See Sing.

OFFEND-displease, make angry, affront,
vex, insult, mortify, shock, wound;
pain, annoy, injure; transgress, tres-
pass, violate. See Displease, Affront,
Injure.

OFFENDER-one who offends, violator,
transgressor, trespasser, criminal, male-
factor, felon; culprit, delinquent, de-
faulter. See Crime.
OFFER-bring in the way, bring to or be-
fore, present, proffer, give, bestow, ex-
hibit, tender; sacrifice, immolate; bid,
propose. See Give, Kill, Bid.
OFFERING sacrifice, oblation; presenta-
tion, tender; a burnt, holocaust.
OFFICE-duty, charge, trust, function,
place, post, situation, station, rank,
business, employment, occupation,
agency. See State, Situation.
OFFICIOUS-kind, obliging; excessively
forward in kindness; active, busy med-
dling, intermeddling, intrusive, imper-
tinent, importunate. See Obliging,
Active, Impertinent.
OFFSPRING-child or children, descendant
or descendants, progeny, young, issue;
propagation, generation; production
See Children, Issue, Increase.
OFTEN-oft, frequently, many times, not
seldom, not rarely, repeatedly, con-
stantly, continually.
OINTMENT-See Perfume.
OLD-advanced far in years or life, aged;
decayed, not new or fresh; ancient, an-
tique, olden; elderly, senile; antiquated,
old-fashioned, obsolete. See Ancient,
Ancestor.

OMEN-See Foretell.

ONE-See Alone.
ONSET-rushing or setting upon, violent
attack, attack, charge, assault, encoun-
ter, storming. See Attack, Battle.
OPEN-See Spread.

OPEN and free-ingenuous, frank, fair,
candid, sincere, free from reserve, dis-
guise, equivocation or dissimulation,
unreserved, undisguised, undissembling,
artless; communicative.
See Free,
Fair, Art, without, Clear.
OPENING-breach, gap, aperture, cleft,
rent, crack, crevice, fissure, cranny,
chink, slit, chasm; cavity, cave, cavern,
grotto, den; orifice, hole, perforation,
bore, pore; avenue, passage, way, en-
trance, dawn, first appearance or visi-
bleness. See Gap, Way.
OPERATION-Working, process, agency,
action, effect; manipulation; movement.
See Work, Proceeding, Effect.
OPINION-Sentiment, idea, notion, judg-
ment, settled persuasion. See Thought,
Judgment, Conceit.

OPPOSE-put or set against, act against,
resist, withstand, combat, oppugn, con-
trovert, gainsay, contradict, deny, ob-
ject to, except to. See Hinder, Gain-
say, Object, Refuse.
OPPOSITE-See Cross, Inimical.
ORDAIN-set, settle, establish, institute,
constitute, appoint, decree, order, pre-
scribe; adjudge, adjudicate. See Fix,
Appoint, Destiny, Form.
ORDER-regular disposition or methodical
arrangement, regularity, rule, method,
system, settled mode; rank, degree,
class, division, species; series, succes-
sion, consecution, consecutivenesss; re-
ligious fraternity; regular government
or discipline. See Command, Decree,
Arrangement, Order, System, Discipline,
Kind, Course, Formality, Message.
ORDER-regulate, methodize, put in order,
systemize, adjust, dispose, digest, class,
classify, range, rank, arrange; direct,
command. See Command, Class.
ORDER, put out of-disorder, break order,
derange, confuse, disarrange, disturb,
perplex, confound, displace, unsettle,
ruffle, discompose, interrupt; change
the, invert; reverse. See Unsettle, Dis-
figure, Interrupt, Confused.
ORDERLY-regular, methodical, systemat-
ic; well-regulated, not tumultuous; not
unruly, peaceable. See Regular.

ORIGIN-first existence, original, com-
mencement, beginning, rise, source,
first cause, fountain-head, descent;
grounds, foundation, base, basis; rudi-
ments, elements; primitive, etymon,
etymology. See Begin, Cause, Rise.
OUTRAGE-See Affront.
OUTWARD-outer, external, exterior, ex-
trinsic, adventitious; extraneous; in
theology, carnal, fleshly, corporeal, not
spiritual. See Abroad.

OUTWEIGH exceed in weight, overbalance,
preponderate; exceed in value, influ-
ence, or importance. See Go.
OVERBEAR-bear down, overpower, sub-
due, oppress, overwhelm, suppress. See
Conquer, Overcome.

OVERCOME-conquer, vanquish, subdue,
subjugate, overpower, suppress; sur-
mount, get the better of. See Beat,
Defeat, Overbear.
OVERFLOW-flow over, inundate, cover
with waters, deluge, overwhelm, cover.
See Flow, Overbear, Water.
OVERRULE-influence or control by pre-

dominant power, dispense with, super-
sede, annul, reject. See Annul, Refuse.
OVERSIGHT— superintendence, watchful
care, supervision, inspection; mistake,
overlooking, omission, error, inadver-
tence, inattention, slight, accident. See
Care, Mistake, Neglect.

OWN-acknowledge, avow, confess, not to
deny, admit, recognize. See Recognize,
Profess, Allow.

PACE-step, gait, stride; amble. See Step.
PAIN-uneasy sensation, uneasiness, dis-
tress, suffering; anguish, agony, tor-
ture, pang, torment; disquietude, anxi-
ety, solicitude, grief, sorrow, remorse.
compunction; pains, labor, work, toil.
See Grief, Trouble, Bear, Repentance,
Work.

PAINT-form a figure or likeness in colors,
depict, represent, delineate, color, be-
smear, sketch, describe.
See Color,
Stain.
PALACE-See House.
PALATE-See Taste.
PALE-white or whitish, fair, wan, cadav-
erous, pallid, ghastly, deficient in color,
not ruddy; not bright, not shining, dim.
See Dull, Ghastly.
PALPITATE-beat gently, beat, flutter, pant,
heave, gasp. See Beat, Flutter.